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  • superb posting...i love the sax if thats what instrument it is.

  • children of the night, great song, i have it on the good old record.

  • wop will be at robin2  25/6/11

  • does anyone remember a tune wop did called children of the night? if you have it could you post it please xx

  • Bit of weapon of peace news, website should be up around the 30/9/10 more details on myspace

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  • Wicked I grew up listening to this tune in the West Midlands.

    Shame this band never made it big. Huge amount of talent!! I really miss them.

  • @HuxVideo : listen to some of the ex-members of Weapon of peace on DHUBBclub

  • where is the sax player,mick taylor?these days anyone?

  • Forgot to say,this song is timeless,lets go again boys.

  • Got a 7" copy of this 1981ish,heard it and loved it,so bought it,dont remember it ever being played on radio though,which was unfortunate, as I feel this song could have done very well had it been aired,I think it should be re-released.

  • I loved WOP - saw them live about 7 or 8 times. I have recorded on VHS somewhere the concert they did in Hitchin, Herts, that was filmed for BBC2! What a cool band, and this was my favourite song.

  • There's a Dub Version to this, amazing - This is what inspired house music im sure, listen to those pads and reverbed guitar.

  • Just linked up wid an old buddy of mine who I introduced this track to, he mentioned it and brought back many a cool memory, many of the guys are old buddies of mine, unfortunately lost touch and living in Oz now. Up the Wolves n WOP

    peace

  • i know WOP had there own style,and bloody good might i say,but they remind me a bit of the average white band.incidently why the hell didnt they become a hit in this country,dammed shame people dont appreciate fine music.maybe we should campaign to get them recognition they deserve.

  • its was Ian Hatton from Kidderminster and Clyde Mckenzie on keyboards Mick Taylor on sax

  • i loved these when they were around my time,i just cant believe they never had any hits on the chrts.

  • Love love love this track....got it on vinyl would love to get it on cd but.....anyone out there help...

  • THe band split up and none of their stuff was ever recorded on Cd in uk - some of their records are found in Germany on com cds. This is Mick de souza on vocals and ryth guitar,Clive brown drums, bumpy on keyboards, vince Nelson bass . The lead singer was Linx he does backing on this track . Lead guitar a a guy from Kiddeminster who played with them for a while.

  • great to hear this fab track , i've got the 12 inch vinyl - has to be played loud !! thanks for posting xx

  • Hm...

    Where are these guys from?

    I had never heard of them. Good stuff.,

  • All from Wolverhampton

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