"Belfast Rock" 1978 (Rip-Off Rec)

...didn't realise this is a real rare gem and it's so goood after 40 years... and you can buy it at a few places for 40 - 90 Euro! ...search the net - it's out of print!something about the Detonators:
The Detonators was Howard Ingram's band, previously known as Roche 4 and Skull with Ali McMordie on bass, whose replacement (when McMordie left in 1977 for Stiff Little Fingers) was Paul McIlwaine (g/v), prompting Howard to switch to bass. In 1977 they attempted to record a single for Good Vibrations but the session was a disaster due to incompetence on the part of Wizard Studios, and they ended up recording two tracks for George Doherty at Hydepark Studios very shortly thereafter. Doherty overdubbed a siren-like synth sound on one of these tracks ("Light at Your Window") without consulting the band and released both on the Belfast Rocks compilation LP on Rip Off Records in 1978. The band split in late 1978 by which time Rod Murray had been replaced by Steve Mulree. Murray and Gourley went to university while Ingram and McIlwaine joined The Tearjerkers.traxfromwax:
1. Pretty Boy Floyd & The Gems: Spread the Word Around 2. Blue Steam: Cortina Cowboys 3. Cobra: Looking for a Lady 4. Jumpers: Jimmy Jump 5. No Sweat: You Should Be So Lucky 6. Detonators: Cruisin' 7. Blue Steam: Lizard King 8. No Sweat: Start All Over Again 9. Cobra: Graveyard Boogie 10. Pretty Boy Floyd & The Gems: Rough Tough Pretty Too 11. Jumpers: Baby C'mon 12. Detonators: Light at Your Window
Produced by George Doherty at Hyde Park Studios.