The Chameleons

The Chameleons (also called The Chameleons the U.K. with the the United States) is a group of post punk British formed with Middleton, Greater Manchester, England in 1981. The group was composed of the singer and bass player Mark Burgess, of the guitarist reg. Smithies, the guitarist Dave Fielding, and the beater John Lever. The group separated first once in 1987 when their second manager Tony Fletcher died before reforming himself in 2000. They recorded 3 albums (2 " unplugged" and 1 version studio). After these recordings and a round, The Chameleons again dissolved.

Discography

Albums

1983 Script off the Bridge
1985 What Does Anything Mean? Basically
1986 Strange Times
2000 Strip (acoustic versions off earlier material)
2001 Why Cal It Anything?
2002 This Never Ending Now (acoustic versions off earlier material)

Individual

1982 In Shreds/Nostalgia
1983 Up the Down Escalator
1983 Don' T Fall
1983 As High As You Can Go
1983 has Persson Isn' T Safe Anywhere These Days
1985 One Flesh
1985 Singing Rule Britannia (While the Walls Close In)
1986 Tears
1986 Swamp Thing
1987 Tony Fletcher Walked one Toilets….It - It - - the

Compilations

1986 The Fan and the Bellows
1990 John Peel Sessions
1997 Return off the Roughnecks: The Best off the Chameleons

External bonds

The Chameleons: Home Is Where the Heart Is - Official webpage with news, articles, discography, lyrics, and blind
Biography At allmusic.com

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