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THE CHOCOLATE WATCHBAND
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Originally posted by Stormcrow Stormcrow wrote:

THE CHOCOLATE WATCHBAND

 Ooh Stormy! Naughty naughty! I'm telling Mom!

(Is that related to "wristwatch Crisco ?")LOL
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VIBRATIONBABY MENTIONED "EDGER ALLEN POE" There was also a minor American band from the late 60's called "H.P LOVECRAFT" But i have not heard any of thier music(might be interesting) there is also of course "LOTHAR AND THE HAND PEOPLE"!!!!

 

 
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Green Squirral and the Rag Time Bubble Blowers
You've just had a heavy session of electro-shock theray and you're more relaxed then you've been in weeks. All those childhood tramas magically wiped away along with most of your personality.
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There was a seventies soul band called The Floaters.That one always amused me.Plus :

Atomic Rooster

Blodwyn Pig

Disco-tex and the sexolettes

Showaddawaddy (enough 'D's in there??)

Dumpies Rusty Nuts (I might have imagined that one)

Orchestral Manouvres In The Dark

 

 

 
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Flock of Seagulls

Uncle Freaky's Urban Stinkos

Citizen Fish (great band - previously Culture Shock, previously SubHumanz)

Chocolate Teapot

 

There used to be a couple of local bands with odd names;

Elvis Has Left The Building and

Rubber Rubber Vortex

 

and 3 bands I was in;

Original Gravity (on every beer bottle!)

Under the Influence

TrancePlant

 

We supported the Magic Mushroom Band, Ozric Tentacles and Here and Now at an event called "Doris's 20th Birthday Party in 1984. Only claim to fame

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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Dumpies Rusty Nuts (I might have imagined that one)

No you didn't. Brummie Biker Rock, very early 80's. Obese singer. Scary looking bass player (as I recall, I saw them play in a pub once, 83ish) and an album called "Bestiality".  Only real media break: a session for BBC's Friday Rock Show, with Tommy Vance (oh the memories!)

The Dukes Of Stratospheare (XTC's alter ego)

Principle Edwards Magik Theatre. (folk prog, should be on these pages but isn't.)

Sensayuma. (say it outloud)

Chumba Wumba

Fred Zeppelin

Dread Zeppelin

Warm Dust (wierd proto-prog, also missing from these pages)
Now is tomorrow afternoon
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DISCO TEX AND THE SEXOLETTES........DODA DODA DO DADA DODA DODA DO DADA.....GET DANCINDANCINDANCIN!!!....SHAKE THAT GROOVE THANG!!!!!!
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Originally posted by dude dude wrote:

DISCO TEX AND THE SEXOLETTES........DODA DODA DO DADA DODA DODA DO DADA.....GET DANCINDANCINDANCIN!!!....SHAKE THAT GROOVE THANG!!!!!!

Careful there Dude! Poor Jim will be dancing around the office -- most unseemly, wot wot? 
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There was a punk band called Dead German Tourist from Florida. The kid next door is in his heavy metal phase of his musical life he's got all kinds of crazy stuff, Rotting Corpse, Exorcist etc.
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Originally posted by Vibrationbaby Vibrationbaby wrote:

There was a punk band called Dead German Tourist from Florida. The kid next door is in his heavy metal phase of his musical life he's got all kinds of crazy stuff, Rotting Corpse, Exorcist etc.

Nice.....Disapprove
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Crash Test Dummies

Splodgenessabounds (not sure about the spelling!)

Attila The Stockbroker

The Frantic Elevators

 

 

 
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Originally posted by Certif1ed Certif1ed wrote:

Elvis Has Left The Building

Is it a tribute band to Zappa ?
"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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Originally posted by raggy raggy wrote:

Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:


Dumpies Rusty Nuts (I might have imagined that one)



No you didn't. Brummie Biker Rock, very early 80's. Obese singer. Scary looking bass player (as I recall, I saw them play in a pub once, 83ish) and an album called "Bestiality".  Only real media break: a session for BBC's Friday Rock Show, with Tommy Vance (oh the memories!)




Good god Raggy - you've just bought back some serious memories - the band you're describing there (scary bass guitarist/obese vocalist) isn't Dumpy's Rusty Nuts, but a Brummie band called The Handsome Beasts - and I have the album......... They were a superb pub rock band with a very strange sense of humour, I must've seen them 4/5 times.

Dumpy's Rusty Nuts were, again, an excellent pub blues/rock band in the early '80s & they're still thrashing around the biker circuit (now just called Dumpy's)..

Ah, the memories

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Points: 14693 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 18 2004 at 07:36
Originally posted by Peter Rideout Peter Rideout wrote:

Originally posted by dude dude wrote:


DISCO TEX AND THE SEXOLETTES........DODA DODA DO DADA DODA DODA DO DADA.....GET DANCINDANCINDANCIN!!!....SHAKE THAT GROOVE THANG!!!!!!



Careful there Dude! Poor Jim will be dancing around the office -- most unseemly, wot wot? 



Even more embarrasing, Peter - I'm frooging my way around the house at the moment (thought I'd do some of this stuff from home, as opposed to sneaking in the odd missive between threatening major companies at work).

Now, were's that black shirt & medallion?????

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I THINK THEY ARE NEXT TO THE PLATFORM SHEOS AND CURLY WIG..WHERE YOU LEFT EM!!!
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In NYC, we have always had a huge "underground" movement, and some of the names are priceless.  Some you've heard of, most you haven't.  no one has mentioned "Dead Kennedys" yet.

However, of all the band names (including Butthole Surfers, and Elvis Hitler, both of whom I've seen...), my favorite of all time is:

Abraham's Foreskin.

Peace.
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Originally posted by maani maani wrote:

Abraham's Foreskin.

OUCH <SMILIE>

 <SMILIE>

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I'll bet somebody, somewhere was offended by that name.
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Grobschnitt ("big cut" in german)

Aufklärung (Italiand prog band, with lyrics in english!)

and how 'bout one of my fav bands,

Anglagard!!!?

break the circle

reset my head

wake the sleepwalker

and i'll wake the dead
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