Spitfire bass. Gallup uses the following Boss guitar effect pedals: BF-2 Flanger, CE-5 Chorus Ensemble, MT-2 Distortion, DD-3 Digital Delay and NS-2 Noise Suppressor. Gallup is a supporter of Reading Football Club and draped a team flag over his amp while playing in Sydney and Melbourne during the band's 2007 Australasian tour. He also draped a Reading F.C flag over his amp at Coachella 2009, during the set at Bestival 2011, Isle of Wight, during Reading Festival in 2012, Lollapalooza 2013 in Chicago, Glastonbury 2019, and the performance at The Cure's 2019 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.There is also a Reading Football Club flag covering one of the large speakers of their 2013 concert held in Austin, Texas which is clearly visible on the live concert video available on YouTube. Discography Lockjaw Radio Call Sign, The Young Ones (1977), - 7" Single Journalist Jive, A Doong A Doong A, I'm A Virgin (1978), - 7" Single The Mag/Spys Life Blood, Bombs (1980), - Split 7" single with The Obtainers The Cure The Cure discography - All releases except Three Imaginary Boys, Boys Don't Cry, Japanese Whispers, The Top, Concert, and singles taken from those albums. Fools Dance (See Fools Dance discography) Personal life Gallup's older brother David Gallup was the manager for Lockjaw, while Ric Gallup was responsible for the promotional artwork of Lockjaw, the Mag/Spys, and (following Porl Thompson's departure from the original Easy Cure line-up) early art and design for the Cure, Ric also founded the Dance Fools Dance label, which released the Mag/Spys' only split-single release in 1980 (from the earlier Cult Hero sessions), and produced the animated short film Carnage Visors, which featured a soundtrack by the Cure and was screened in place of an opening band during the Cure's Picture Tour in 1981. Ric also designed promotional materials for Fools Dance, and was responsible for the band's lighting on tour. Since the mid-1980s, Gallup has also been the regular lighting designer/director for And Also the Trees. Relationships Simon Gallup's first marriage was to Carolé Joy Thompson, a former secretary who had also contributed backing vocals to the Mag/Spys recordings in 1979. They had two children together, Eden and Lily, before they divorced. Simon met Sarah in Oxford, and they married in December 1997. They have two children together, named Evangeline "Evie" Gallup, born 2000 and Ismay Gallup, born 2007. According to the