Reverend Conehead
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IMO these were the best eras of music. Here are my fav artists from then.
The Rutles
I especially loved their songs that had real-life meaning. She Loves Glue (yeah, yeah) was about a dude who's girlfriend was into sniffing glue. Yellow Submarine Sandwich was also great. Another great song was that one about a bronze statue of a woman that people hated and therefore pelted it with garbage. An enterprising blacksmith melted it down for its copper in a process known as "smelting." The Rutles wrote a song about that named "Pelt Her, Smelt Her." Their albums, Shabby Road, The Caucasian album, and Dr Pepper's Lonely Farts Club Band were sheer brilliance.
KFC and the Moonshine Band
This was superb disco from the 70s. My fav songs by them was Snake, Snake, Snake and their song about being addicted to gambling, I'm Your Bookie Man.
Sad Company
For 70s rock, these guys were super. Their song Can't Eat Enough about food addiction was awesome.
Blush
I loved their concept album, 3112, but my favorite song was their breakup song, Cry By Night.
Oh, and how could I forget the goddess of disco, Donna Smother?
Those are my favs from that era. List yours.
The Rutles
I especially loved their songs that had real-life meaning. She Loves Glue (yeah, yeah) was about a dude who's girlfriend was into sniffing glue. Yellow Submarine Sandwich was also great. Another great song was that one about a bronze statue of a woman that people hated and therefore pelted it with garbage. An enterprising blacksmith melted it down for its copper in a process known as "smelting." The Rutles wrote a song about that named "Pelt Her, Smelt Her." Their albums, Shabby Road, The Caucasian album, and Dr Pepper's Lonely Farts Club Band were sheer brilliance.
KFC and the Moonshine Band
This was superb disco from the 70s. My fav songs by them was Snake, Snake, Snake and their song about being addicted to gambling, I'm Your Bookie Man.
Sad Company
For 70s rock, these guys were super. Their song Can't Eat Enough about food addiction was awesome.
Blush
I loved their concept album, 3112, but my favorite song was their breakup song, Cry By Night.
Oh, and how could I forget the goddess of disco, Donna Smother?
Those are my favs from that era. List yours.