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 | | Penetration -- named after the Iggy Pop tune -- was North-East England's contribution to the late 1970's punk scene. |
 | | The group was formed in mid-1976 in Ferryhill, County Durham, by 18-year-old Pauline Murray, a former art student, and her friend Robert Blamire after the two had seen the Sex Pistols perform in Manchester. |
 | | He was replaced first by Neil Floyd, who took over rhythm guitar; then, a little while later, lead guitarist Fred Purser joined up and gave the band a heavier, more metallic edge. |
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