Is it significant that Chris Knox, Alec Bathgate and Mike Dooley, the three founding members of Dunedin’s first punk group The Enemy, bonded on purchasing The Damned’s ‘Neat Neat Neat’? Or that The Enemy’s friend and chief advocate Roy Colbert would put two key signifiers, The Stooges and The Beatles, together when describing the pioneer Dunedin punk group’s sound?
Back in Dunedin, Mick Dawson joined Heavenly Bodies, who played and recorded Dawson-era Enemy songs and new compositions, including You’re So Foolish. He then joined Broken Models.
Mick Dawson - bass
Mike Dooley - drums
Alec Bathgate - guitar
NZ On Screen page for Chris Knox with links to two-part interview conducted by Roger Shepherd