Snub was a alternative culture television programme that ran from 1987 to 1989. Originally produced as a part of Nightflight in the USA, it went on to success in the UK and other countries.

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Snub TV or simply Snub was a alternative culture television programme that ran from 1987 to 1989. Originally produced as a part of the Nightflight in the USA, it went on to success in the UK and other countries. It gave many new musical acts their first major television exposure.

The program was originated by American producer Fran Duffy who had earlier obtained a similar slot on Nightflight - an overnight variety show running on the USA Network - for the Some Bizzare Show for the English record label. Joly MacFie arranged with John Loder at Southern Studios to do the production. Loder delegated the work to Peter Fowler (aka Pinko), who came up with the name. Duffy selected Brenda Kelly, erstwhile editor of The Catalogue, a monthly Rough Trade-associated publication, to actually present. It was also arranged that the theme tune be produced by On U Sounds Adrian Sherwood.

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The Jesus And Mary Chain - Gimme Hell (1989)

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Edsel Auctioneer- Stickleback (1990)

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Extreme Noise Terror and Napaln Death - (1989)

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Boys Own (Andrew Weatherall, Terry Farley, Pete Heller, Bocca Juniors)

The Butthole Surfers (1989)

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