[net.music] Offensive bands; offensive lyrics

rick@uwmacc.UUCP (the absurdist) (10/28/84)

["This is the end, my only friend" -- Jim Morrison and the Bugs ]

I've been waiting for someone to post this, but no one has....

There is a country-rock band called "Kinky Friedman and the Texas Jewboys",
which has produced such classics as "They Ain't Making Jews Like Jesus 
Anymore."  Several years ago, Ms. magazine recognized their efforts by 
awarding them the "Male Chauvinist Pig Lyrics of the Year" award for their
single "Get Your Biscuits in the Oven, and Your Buns in Bed".

Anyone want to top that for offensive? 
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isiw@druri.UUCP (11/01/84)

KINKY FRIEDMAN! What a genius! Not only did he write the classic "They
Don't Make Jews Like Jesus Anymore", he also did probably the definitive
"Okie From Muskogee" ripoff, "I'm Proud To Be An Asshole From El Paso".
Not to mention his other classic about your buddy and mine, Charles
Whitman, our first American mass murderer (although his record for
slaughter has since been eclipsed in this age of Uzis and Ingrams),
the guy who got on top of the UT Tower and popped off during the
noon hour... the ex-Eagle Scout and Marine sharpshooter, yes that's
the one. Some great lines like "There was a rumor / About a tumor /
Nestled at the base of his brain" and which ends with the great
post script "And remember, folks, there's an Eagle Scout on every
streetcorner..."

And then there's his Lone Star Beer ads - "Waitret! Gimme some fish
ice cream an' a chicken fried snake!"

Davis Tucker
AT&T Information Systems
Denver, CO

jsgray@watmath.UUCP (Jan Gray) (11/01/84)

>Anyone want to top that for offensive?

How about "There Ain't No Waste in my Baby's Love Canal"?

Jan Gray (jsgray@watmath.UUCP)   University of Waterloo   (519) 885-1211 x3870

jeff@turtlevax.UUCP (Jeff) (11/02/84)

Speaking of offensive lyrics . . .

A few years ago I heard a second- or third-hand copy of something called
the "Dirt Tape" or the "Dirt Album".  It was absolutely hilarious, containing
such classics as "Footprints on the Dashboard Upside-Down" and the like.

Can anybody provide me with some more information so I can track it down?

				Jeff Doughty
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chris@politik.UUCP (Christopher Seiwald) (11/06/84)

As far as offensive lyrics go, as an encore last month in Palo Alto 
the Dead Kennedys did,

		"Nazi Rednecks, F*ck You."
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Christopher Seiwald
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don@oakhill.UUCP (Don Weiss) (11/10/84)

A few years ago, my brother brought me a tape of a record he picked up in (or 
near) Buffalo, NY.  The title was "DIRT" and the artist's (sic) name was 
John Valby.

It was a recording of an uproarious concert at a pub of some sort, I believe
locally (Buffalo area) made and distributed.

Along with "Footprints on the dashboard of my car", I recall:

"When the End of the Month Rolls Around", 
A ribald version of "The Twelve Days of Christmas",
A song consisting purely (!) of dirty words sung ultimately at breakneck speed,
A song of ad-libbed couplets defaming names called out from the audience.

Wierd. Funny. Gross.

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