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|Name = The Creepers |
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|Alias = Marc Riley and The Creepers,<br /> The Lost Soul Crusaders |
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|Origin = [[Manchester]], [[England]] |
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|Genre = [[Rock (music)|Rock]], [[post-punk]] |
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|Years_active = [[1982 in music|1982]] - [[1988 in music|1988]] |
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|Label = [[In-Tape]], [[Red Rhino]] |
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|Associated_acts = [[The Fall]] |
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|Past_members = [[Marc Riley]] ''(1983-88)''<br />[[Eddie Fenn]] ''(1983-88)''<br />[[Paul Fletcher]] ''(1983-85)''<br />[[Pete Keogh]] ''(1983-85)''<br />[[Mark Tilton]] ''(1986-88)''<br />[[Phil Roberts]] ''(1986-88)'' |
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'''The Creepers''' were an [[alternative rock]] band of the 1980's formed by [[Marc Riley]] on his departure from [[The Fall]]. |
'''The Creepers''' were an [[alternative rock]] band of the 1980's formed by [[Marc Riley]] on his departure from [[The Fall]]. |
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Revision as of 18:55, 25 July 2006
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The Creepers were an alternative rock band of the 1980's formed by Marc Riley on his departure from The Fall.
The band's album releases include Gross, Fancy Meeting God!, Live Warts and All, Miserable Sinners, Rock and Roll Liquorice Flavour, and the compilation Sleeper.