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{{Short description|Scottish indie band}}
{{Short description|Scottish indie punk band}}
{{about|the rock band|the pin-up and actor|Lung Leg}}
{{about|the band|the pin-up and actor|Lung Leg}}
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| alias =
| alias =
| origin = [[Glasgow]], Scotland
| origin = [[Glasgow]], Scotland
| genre = [[indie (music)|Art punk]], [[punk-pop]], [[indie rock]], [[riot grrrl]]
| genre = [[Pop-punk]] • [[indie rock]] • [[garage rock]] • [[riot grrrl]]
| years_active = 1994–1999, 2022-present
| years_active = 1994–1999, 2020s-present
| label = Piao!, Vesuvius, Guided Missile, [[Southern Records]]
| label = Piao!, Vesuvius, Guided Missile, [[Southern Records]]
| associated_acts = Peter Parker, Spread Eagle, Nicos Bike, The Misty, Otterly, Normal Service.
| website =
| website =
| current_members = Jane "Jane Egypt" McKeown<br>Annie Spandex<br>Todd Parmenter<br>Philippa Smith
| current_members =
*Jane "Jane Egypt" McKeown
| past_members = Maureen “Momo” Quinn<br>Amanda “Jade Green” Doorbar
*Annie Spandex
*Maureen "Mo Mo" Quinn
*Amanda "Jade Green" Doorbar
*Todd Parmenter
| past_members =
*Philippa Smith
}}
}}


'''Lung Leg''' are a Scottish [[art punk]] band, formed in 1994 and disbanded in 1999. They have recently returned to the Scottish music scene where they have released reprints of past albums and are frequently performing in various indie venues. They were influenced by Post Punk, [[C86 (music)|C86]], [[riot grrrl]] and [[the Fire Engines]].<ref name="Velvet Sheep">{{cite web|url=https://velvet-sheep.com/news/jane-mckeown-lungleg-song-ewe/|title=JANE McKEOWN of LUNG LEG - Song For Ewe|website=Velvet-sheep.com|date=2 May 2017|access-date=2020-06-11}}</ref>
'''Lung Leg''' are a Scottish [[pop-punk]]/[[indie music|indie]] band, initially forming in 1994 and disbanding in 1999. Recently, they have returned to the music scene and have been performing in various indie venues. They were influenced by [[post-punk]], [[C86 (music)|C86]], [[riot grrrl]] and [[the Fire Engines]].<ref name="Velvet Sheep">{{cite web|url=https://velvet-sheep.com/news/jane-mckeown-lungleg-song-ewe/|title=JANE McKEOWN of LUNG LEG - Song For Ewe|website=Velvet-sheep.com|date=2 May 2017|access-date=2020-06-11}}</ref>


==History==
==History==
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==Other projects==
==Other projects==
Jane McKeown later formed Peter Parker with Roz Davies (Josephine and Miss the Occupier), Jeremy Mills (Peeps into Fairyland, Idlewild) and Tori Firth. Releasing two seven inches on the Glasgow label, Say Dirty Records: Swallow the Rockets 2009 and Pretty Living 2010 which was a split single with Fire Engines Davy Henderson's new band, The Sexual Objects. Peter Parker also played two Marc Reilly sessions on BBC 6 music and performed at the Belle and Sebastian curated ATP Festival. Jane now performs with her band Spread Eagle which she formed with Jeremy Mills. Annie Spandex played bass for a bit before going on to form her own band, Normal Service.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/1839162-Peter-Parker-10|title=Peter Parker (10)|website=Discogs.com|access-date=2020-06-11}}</ref><ref name="Velvet Sheep"/>
Jane McKeown later formed Peter Parker with Roz Davies (Josephine and Miss the Occupier), Jeremy Mills (Peeps into Fairyland, Idlewild) and Tori Firth. Releasing two seven inches on the Glasgow label, Say Dirty Records: Swallow the Rockets 2009 and Pretty Living 2010 which was a split single with Fire Engines Davy Henderson's new band, the Sexual Objects. Peter Parker also played two Marc Reilly sessions on BBC 6 music and performed at the Belle and Sebastian curated ATP Festival. Jane now performs with her band Spread Eagle which she formed with Jeremy Mills. Annie Spandex played bass for a bit before going on to form her own band, Normal Service.<ref name="Velvet Sheep"/> Mo Quinn played in Nico's Bike, which received a Collapse Board 'Song of the Day" and now plays guitar, melodica and sings in Action Painting! and The Misty and has forthcoming releases.She has no plans to rejoin Lungleg.

Todd Parmenter went on to form The Beatings with Nicholas Pankhurst, Matthew Dawson & Dino Golnick, They released 4 singles and an album "Black Rays Defence" recorded and produced by My Bloody Valentines Kevin Shields. He also recorded 2 singles with The Beal and an album with Alex Kapranos.(unreleased)

Mo Quinn formed Nico's bike whose debut single "Sharkbait/Popnits" on Bubblegum records was a collapse board single of the week. She is currently playing/recording with new band 'The Misty' She has also recorded guitar and vocals for ex Sarah/Damaged Goods band Action Painting!'s debut LP


== Members ==
== Members ==
'''Former'''
'''Current Members'''
* Jane "Jane Egypt" McKeown – vocals, bass <small>(1994-1999)</small>
* Jane "Jane Egypt" McKeown – vocals, bass <small>(1994-1999)</small>
* Annie Spandex – vocals, guitar,violin <small>(1994-1999)</small>
* Annie Spandex – vocals, guitar,violin <small>(1994-1999, 2022-present)</small>
* Maureen "Mo Mo" Quinn – vocals, guitar <small>(1994-1997)</small>
* Maureen "Mo Mo" Quinn – vocals, guitar <small>(1994-1997)</small>
* Amanda "Jade Green" Doorbar – vocals, drums <small>(1994-1996)</small>
* Amanda "Jade Green" Doorbar – vocals, drums <small>(1994-1996, 2022-present)</small>
* Todd Parmenter – vocals, drums <small>(1996-1999)</small>
* Todd Parmenter – vocals, drums <small>(1996-1999, 2022-present)</small>
'''Former'''
* Philippa Smith – vocals, guitar <small>(1997-1999)</small>
* Philippa Smith – vocals, guitar <small>(1997-1999)</small>


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==References==
==References==
{{Reflist}}
{{Reflist}}
3.Nico's Bike. Collapse Board.https://collapseboard.com/song-of-the-day-201-nicos-bike/


==External links==
==External links==
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Latest revision as of 01:50, 24 November 2024

This article is about the band. For the pin-up and actor, see Lung Leg.

Lung Leg
OriginGlasgow, Scotland
GenresPop-punk • indie rock • garage rock • riot grrrl
Years active1994–1999, 2020s-present
LabelsPiao!, Vesuvius, Guided Missile, Southern Records
Members
  • Jane "Jane Egypt" McKeown
  • Annie Spandex
  • Maureen "Mo Mo" Quinn
  • Amanda "Jade Green" Doorbar
  • Todd Parmenter
Past members
  • Philippa Smith

Lung Leg are a Scottish pop-punk/indie band, initially forming in 1994 and disbanding in 1999. Recently, they have returned to the music scene and have been performing in various indie venues. They were influenced by post-punk, C86, riot grrrl and the Fire Engines.[1]

History

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Lung Leg formed in 1994 in Glasgow, Scotland, with a lineup of McKeown ("Jane Egypt") on bass and vocals, Annie Spandex and Maureen Quinn ("Mo Mo") on guitar and vocals, and Amanda Doorbar ("Jade Green") on drums. The quartet released The Negative Delinquent Autopsy (1994) and Shagg the Tiger (1995) EPs on the Piao! label; both were named "Single of the Week" by Melody Maker. The two EPs were later compiled together as the 1997 Hello Sir album on Kill Rock Stars.

Doorbar left in 1996, replaced by Todd Parmenter. This second lineup recorded their debut album, Maid to Minx, released in 1997 on the Vesuvius label. The lyrics for the title track were written by Danny Saunders (now of Correcto).

McKeown was also the drummer for labelmates Dick Johnson. When Quinn quit Lung Leg in 1997, they recruited her replacement, Philippa Smith, from Dick Johnson. This final lineup embarked on their sole tour of the US in 1998 with the Make-Up, and recorded two final singles, "Krayola" in 1998 and "Maid to Minx" (a new recording of the title track from the debut album) in 1999.

Lung Leg split after a final farewell gig in May 1999; a remixed and partially rerecorded version of their debut album was released posthumously that August on Southern Records.

Other projects

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Jane McKeown later formed Peter Parker with Roz Davies (Josephine and Miss the Occupier), Jeremy Mills (Peeps into Fairyland, Idlewild) and Tori Firth. Releasing two seven inches on the Glasgow label, Say Dirty Records: Swallow the Rockets 2009 and Pretty Living 2010 which was a split single with Fire Engines Davy Henderson's new band, the Sexual Objects. Peter Parker also played two Marc Reilly sessions on BBC 6 music and performed at the Belle and Sebastian curated ATP Festival. Jane now performs with her band Spread Eagle which she formed with Jeremy Mills. Annie Spandex played bass for a bit before going on to form her own band, Normal Service.[1] Mo Quinn played in Nico's Bike, which received a Collapse Board 'Song of the Day" and now plays guitar, melodica and sings in Action Painting! and The Misty and has forthcoming releases.She has no plans to rejoin Lungleg.

Members

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Current Members

  • Jane "Jane Egypt" McKeown – vocals, bass (1994-1999)
  • Annie Spandex – vocals, guitar,violin (1994-1999, 2022-present)
  • Maureen "Mo Mo" Quinn – vocals, guitar (1994-1997)
  • Amanda "Jade Green" Doorbar – vocals, drums (1994-1996, 2022-present)
  • Todd Parmenter – vocals, drums (1996-1999, 2022-present)

Former

  • Philippa Smith – vocals, guitar (1997-1999)

Discography

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Studio albums

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Singles and EPs

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  • The Negative Delinquent Autopsy 7-inch EP (1994, Piao!)
  • Shagg the Tiger 7-inch EP (1995, Piao!)
  • "Right Now Baby" 7-inch single (1997, Vesuvius)
  • "Theme Park" 7-inch single (1997, Guided Missile)
  • "Club Beatroot Part Six" split 7-inch single with El Hombre Trajeado (1997, Flotsam & Jetsam)
  • "Krayola" split 7-inch single with the Make-Up (1998, Vesuvius/Southern Records)
  • "Maid to Minx" 7-inch single (1999, Southern Records)

Compilation albums

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References

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  1. ^ a b "JANE McKEOWN of LUNG LEG - Song For Ewe". Velvet-sheep.com. 2 May 2017. Retrieved 11 June 2020.
  2. ^ "Lung Leg : Maid to Minx : Releases". AllMusic. Retrieved 11 June 2020.

3.Nico's Bike. Collapse Board.https://collapseboard.com/song-of-the-day-201-nicos-bike/

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