carey@yale-com.UUCP (Orchid) (11/16/83)
"Ultimate Spinach evolved into Steely Dan; and no, I don't think
I'll discuss the origin of "Steely Dan" here. Suffice to say that it refers
to an inanimate object featured in an X-rated flick."
Actually Steely Dan I ,II, and III were dildos referred to in a
private porn movie in the novel Naked Lunch.
Lets see ... good album titles
"Alleged in their own time" by the Holy Modal Rounders
"Men opening umbrellas ahead" by Vivian Stanshall
( the cover has a "men working ahead" type European traffic
sign on it. It shows the silhouette of a man shovelling.
looks like ...)
"Ruth is stranger than Richard" by Robert Wyatt
"Bowi" by Nick Lowe. Came out after "Low" by David Bowie.
"Max" by The Rumour. Came out after "Rumours" by Fleetwood Mac.
Less notable:
"Chewing hides the sound" by Snakefinger.
"Melon Collie Lassie" by The Residents.
"Brutality Religion and a Dance Beat" by Big in Japan and The Chuddy Nuddies
"Dry Dreams" by Jim Carroll
"Greener Postures" by Snakefinger
"Womb to worm" by Snakefinger
"Emission Control" by The Suicide Commandos
Inscrutable:
"The Sixties
Seventies
+ Eighties
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TAXI = SLY and ROBBIE
oh, and almost forgot "Kimono My House" by Sparksleichter@yale-com.UUCP (Jerry Leichter) (11/16/83)
There was a group in the Boston area that called themselves "The New Crusty Nostrils"; they claimed they did "punk folk". (Actually, they did fun folk (music). I don't think they've ever recorded.) -- Jerry