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Zoe Robinson wrote:

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Great work on Kangarooster's album, Zoe! I would buy that album!
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Artist: The British Dental Association
Album: Boredom is a dish best served slow

[Zoe Robinson]

TheNameOfTheSquirrel wrote:

Brilliant - and also your first post? Very cool.

Spencey wrote:

Great work on Kangarooster's album, Zoe! I would buy that album!

Thanks! The idea just came to me and I had to draw it.
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[Jeronimus]

I remember hearing of "The British Dental Association" for the first time when they played at the Belgian Pukkelpop festival. Their music was comparable with popular punk-rock bands of the late nineties, but they weren't as popular as, say, Foot Support, were at the time.
They were, however, climbing the charts with their greatest hit "Phrenum Glandis", a highly controversial song, I think you might recall. It wasn't so much of a dirty song - there were much worse, of course - it was just very obvious what it was about. They were aware, however, that it would cause some controversy, as their third chorus changed the line "Your denial makes me crazy, I can't stand this" to "I really hope the music industry won't ban this".



But speaking of late-nineties punk-rock bands, I do have another question. Do you remember Foot Support's breakthrough Album "Muskrat for Lunch?"
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[wendyw]

Ah, Foot Support, those raving lunatics.

I still remember the first time I heard this album. I remember thinking to myself, "Now there's a person with some serious paranoid delusions".

Does anyone remember another record that came out around the same time called "The King of the Little House" by a band called John's Psychadonic Pyramid Troopers? Now that was an interesting record.
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[Casual Notice]

Sorry it's been so long. Took a while to find this. Half the industry blames the former front man for the Republicans for everything they can think of, including rickets, and the other half is trying to pretend he doesn't exist.

But exist, he does, as is proven by this early solo album released by Governor's Mansion Records. He's got a rougher sound on this one than his later work with the Republicans, but you can still hear the no-nonsense attitude in songs like, "Suck It Up," and, "Figure It Out or Your Not Going Home."

Some blame him for the breakup of the Republicans, but I think that had a lot to do with infighting fostered by bassist Roving Carl and Keyboardist Wild Sara. In any case, they were going downhill. Compare the disappointing sellout album, TARP" to the success of their earlier (and better selling) "There Are Terror."

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Artist: Chowdown
Album: Ham is Good
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