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His latter role grew gradually, until by 1981 he was adding tape work to most of the group's songs, and was regarded as an integral part of the group, appearing in group photographs and receiving equal credit on recordings.From the start, Mission of Burma received support from local music magazine Boston Rock, who printed a lengthy interview with the band before they released their first record, and Boston college radio station WMBR.

The station played Conley's "Peking Spring" repeatedly, and it became the station's most-played song of 1979.

Journalist Michael Azerrad later wrote: "A lot of people never knew about Swope's contribution and were mystified by how the musicians onstage could wring such amazing phantom sounds from their instruments." Though his contribution is widely considered an integral part of Burma's sound, Swope very rarely appeared onstage, only occasionally appearing to play second guitar during encores.Their live performances were notoriously hit-or-miss, and were usually far more rough-edged than their recordings; the Horrible Truth of their live album (The Horrible Truth About Burma) being an in-joke about their inconsistency.

Prescott remained active in the Boston music scene, forming Volcano Suns and later Kustomized and The Peer Group.

Mission of Burma wanted to release the song as a single, but by the time they had found a label, they felt the song had run its course.Azerrad, 2001.