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SUPPORTED the UK SUBS?!!!?
Jesus...Given Cracky's family background in those exalted regions of the natural sciences that blend imperceptibly over into metaphysics, that's an idea that's mind-bending enough in itself to maybe draw her out of hiding - like someone's coming up with a blueprint for a refrigerating device for use at room temperatures of absolute zero.
The UK Subs were a support band to third-and fourth-class support bands already back in 1977. They were bottom of the bill at the Roxy Club on nights when the headliners were Eater, The Prefects, or Sham 69 (before the couple of British Top Ten hits scored by the last of these bands as punk went into terminal decline).
The idea of anyone's "supporting" THEM, even back then, when they were probably only in their mid- to late 30s, would have brought a Marquee-full of pogo-ing Mohicans to awed and tremulous silence on the brink of a metaphysical abyss.
How toweringly, irredeemably bad a band would have to be, then, in order to function as support to that tedious, lifeless, mechanical caricature of a punk group FORTY YEARS ON is something literally UNTHINKABLE - and therefore, as I say, an enticement in itself to the girl of inherited philosophical inclinations that we must assume Cracky to be.