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Jim Reid said in 2006 of the tension between himself and William: "After each tour we wanted to kill each other, and after the final tour we tried".McNair, James.

The debut single, "Upside Down", was recorded in October and released in November that year.Strong, p.383Taylor, p.129 The sessions were produced by Joe Foster, but McGee, unsatisfied with Foster's work, remixed the A-side, although the B-side, a cover version of Syd Barrett's "Vegetable Man", remained credited to Foster.Robertson, p.18 The band were gaining increasing attention from the music press at this time with Neil Taylor of the NME describing them as "the best band in the world".Robertson, p.21Dalglish left in November 1984 after a dispute over money and was replaced shortly afterwards by Bobby Gillespie from Primal Scream. In December the band were arrested for possession of amphetamines, and Jim Reid also confessed to using LSD.Robertson, p.21 "Upside Down" topped the UK Indie Chart in February 1985 and then again in March and stayed on the chart for 76 weeks, selling around 35,000 copies in total, making it one of the biggest-selling indie singles of the 1980s.Robertson, p.19Lazell, p.123Playing in front of small audiences, during early shows the Mary Chain performed very short gigs, typically fueled by amphetamines and lasting around 20 minutes,Larkin, p.227 and played with their backs to the audience, refusing to speak to them.

It contained the singles "Head On" and "Blues From A Gun".

William's role was that of the lead guitarist and the "architect" of the band's sound.

227Sinclair, Mick (1985) " Live review for The Guardian (unpublished)]", The Mick Sinclair ArchiveOn 15 March 1985, the Jesus and Mary Chain played a gig at the North London Polytechnic in front of one of their largest crowds up to that point.

The single was released by Transistor Records on 17 October.