X-Pulsion is a

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band from

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, that formed in October 1977 and split in May 1978. Peter Schlager formed a new band of the same name but with a new line-up that played between fall 1978 and summer 1979.

Personnel

Original line-up

* Jean-Pierre Poirier alias Jerry Wanker alias Jerry WX: guitar * Pedro Ramis alias Peter Schlager: lead vocals *

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: drums * Kurt Klang: bass

Second line-up

* Pedro Ramis alias Peter Schlager: lead vocals * Francis Lozet : guitar * Jean-Pol Tinant : bass * Bob Seytor : drums

Concerts

*October 14, 1977, Brussels - first concert in private house *December 31, 1977, New Year's Eve at the Brussels Martini Center *(date unknown) at the Grimmerin in

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Single

*''Heaven only knows''/''Schmucks''/''Castration'' (1978) - Romantik Records - mixed by Frédéric Jannin

References