After the release of the EP, bassist Jonathan Strayer quit and the band effectively disbanded. However, Wardman continued writing material with Shirreff in his basement with bassist Gary Quinn and before long, the remainder of Breeding Ground was recruited back to the band for the 1986 line-up of Shirreff, Gladish, Quinn, Hunter and Wardman. Bites began coming to the band from major labels but, alas, lawyer hassles prevented a deal from ever being struck even though another album had been recorded. 3 years passed before Breeding Ground's next release 'Obscurity And Flair' which once again featured Molly Johnson and Chalk Circle's Tad Winklarz adding saxophone. Wardman claims that their version of the song, played by disc jockeys on a lark at the Silver Crown Tavern, was lifted by the members of Bambi who also frequented the club.
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