a session broadcast on BBC Radio 1's David Jensen show in December. Crimson (with 14 Steps as the B side) was released a single in February 1982 and was named "Single of the Week" by Sounds. Rudi supported the Jam on their 1982 Transglobal Unity Express tour. When the Jam split up, the Jamming! label folded soon afterwards. Rudi found themselves without a label, and also split up. Matthews, Marshall and Young re-emerged with a new band, Station Superheaven. Young later formed a series of bands including the Tigersharks, the Roughnecks and the Sabrejets; in the 2000s, he played in Shame Academy along with Greg Cowan of the Outcasts and Petesy Burns of Stalag 17. A compilation CD of Rudi's recordings was released in 1996 on the Cherry Red label Anagram. Rudi influenced several later bands, including the Saw Doctors and Therapy?, both of whom recorded cover versions of "Big Time". Rudi were one of the main bands at the heart of the punk movement in Belfast in the late 1970s and their early history and songs feature heavily in the film Good Vibrations, starring Richard Dormer and Jodie Whittaker, which tells the story of Terri Hooley, Good Vibrations record shop/label and punk in Belfast. Lineups Original line-up (1975) Brian Young – guitar, vocals Ronnie Matthews – guitar, lead vocals Graham "Grimmy" Marshall – bass guitar Drew Brown – drums Leigh Carson Second line-up Brian Young – guitar, vocals Ronnie Matthews – guitar, lead vocals Johnny Stewart – bass guitar Graham "Grimmy" Marshall – drums Third line-up (1977–1979) Brian Young – guitar, vocals Ronnie Matthews – guitar, lead vocals Gordon Blair – bass guitar Graham "Grimmy" Marshall – drums 1981 line-up Brian Young – guitar, vocals Ronnie Matthews – bass, lead vocals Graham "Grimmy" Marshall – drums 1982 line-up Brian Young – guitar, vocals Ronnie Matthews – bass, lead vocals Graham "Grimmy" Marshall – drums Paul Martin – keyboards Discography Singles and EPs "Big Time" (1978, Good Vibrations) I Spy EP (1979, Good Vibrations) "When I Was Dead" (1981), Jamming!) UK Indie No. 29 "Crimson" (1982, Jamming!) UK Indie No. 23 "The Pressure's On" (2000, Last Year's Youth Records) 14 Steps to Death EP (2001, Last Year's Youth Records) Yummy Yummy EP (2002, Last Year's Youth Records) Compilation albums Big Time – The Best of Rudi (1996, Anagram Records) The Band That Time Forgot (2002, Last Year's Youth Records) The