"Yeh Yeh Yeh" split-release 7" single by the Obtainers and Mag/Spys, from the earlier Morgan Studios recordings. The record contained the Obtainers songs "Yeh Yeh Yeh" and "Pussy Wussy" on one side, with "Lifeblood" and "Bombs" by Mag/Spys on the other. Only 100 copies of the single were pressed, hand-packaged in paper and sticker sleeves designed by Ric Gallup. Individual copies came with either red, yellow, green or blue stickers, and were sold by mail order for 75 pence through the Cure's official newsletter, Clinic. Later internet sources have dated the release to 1979, possibly due to it having been recorded in 1979 with the original lineup. "Lifeblood" and "Bombs" by Mag/Spys later resurfaced on the 1998 UK punk compilation album England Belongs to Me, Vol II, issued by bootleg label 77 Records. During the latter half of 1980, the Magspies disbanded. The following year, Curran and Hartley formed the Cry. Gallup also joined the Cry in 1982, and after several lineup and name changes between 1981 and 1983, the band became known as Fools Dance. References External links Mag/Spys @ www.detour-records.co.uk English rock music groups Musical groups established in 1979 Musical groups disestablished in 1980 English post-punk music groups English new wave musical groups