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| Lady Gaga, Ripoff Artiste Supreme Missing Persons had a tremendously short but meteoric run in the heyday of MTV. Tremendously short must not be quite the simile, as it is clear that Lady Gaga has ripped 'The Bozzio' off in terms of aesthetics (and nobody has said anything). Thanks to another poster for pointing this out earlier today, I knew there was something I couldn't quite put my finger on. Now, I've put it to the keyboard. This post was edited on 4/8 at 2:44 am Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Degas on 4/8 at 2:46 am to Dandy Lion Bozzio>>>>>>>>>>LGG. Furthermore, Spring Session M was one of the best albums out at the time. It really is a well rounded and nice flowing album.Reply Back to Top |
| Degas, it was you, wasn't it? Yeah, I enjoyed that band. They were one of those that kind of embarrassed you to admit it in public, but if it were in front of the TV, well, all was forgiven. They layed the ground for much West Coast activity, and the relocation of many English acts to L.A. (albeit temporary, as this country was too stifling for them, being that the UK was still somewhat European at that time). Reply Back to Top |
| I have some Missing Persons in my iTunes library. I still jam it in the car from time to time. I approve of this thread. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Degas on 4/8 at 2:59 am to Dandy Lion quote: I know what you mean given the peer pressure of that era to frown on anything that didn't sound like Huey Louis or Bruce Springsteen, but I'm proud to proclaim that Spring Session M is probably up there in my top 30 favorite albums of all time...perhaps higher. Reply Back to Top |
quote: wow. You are a 'caja de sorpresas'. I'm now flippin' with Jack White and the other Raconteurs visiting Pete Townsend, and the two playing The Seeker. Weird, as in, it's totally promotional, yet Pete's people didn't have the sense to get those girls (I take it one is his daughter) out of there, as they are extremely patronizing. I was already previously grooving to The Beat, and then connected to Townsend, as it's been purported that he enjoyed Save It For Later, and the same shite (enveloped by patronizing glom-ons). He looks like a deposed Pakistani ruler for Christ's sake. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Degas on 4/8 at 3:28 am to Dandy Lion The Beat meaning the new version of the English Beat? Strange connection with Townshend if that's true, and a little known fact...the producer for the Specials album was Elvis Costello.Reply Back to Top |
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Posted by Degas on 4/8 at 3:37 am to Dandy Lion I remember someone temporarily touring under "The Beat" Because they couldn't use "English Beat"...sort of like the Heads/Talking Heads. Glad to see we're on the same page. Reply Back to Top |
| My claim to fame. I played drums with The Selecter. A dear prep school friend went to school up north (Michigan State), and his brother booked bands. Amongst them, of the least were The Selecter. Wow, eh? I was too white, too Yankee, and too 'violent' with the kit! 'violent' meaning I was too physical, I needed no miking. This post was edited on 4/8 at 3:54 am Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Degas on 4/8 at 3:54 am to Dandy Lion Terry kicks arse on drums.This post was edited on 4/8 at 4:04 am Reply Back to Top |
quote: No, you get me wrong. You are most certainly an artist, I was but an animal with a phenomenal sense of rhythm. Reply Back to Top |
| M T Blah. Blah blah Tele-blah. That logo brings back awesome memories. Damn I hate being old. quote: ___________________________________ Dale Bozzio 2009 It appears she liked to collect cat carcasses. This post was edited on 4/8 at 10:15 am Reply Back to Top |
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quote: I was thinking the same thing. Reply Back to Top |
| And I am sure Bozio took some cues from Wendy O Williams. Lady Gaga has not hidden the fact she has studied pop history and saw what worked to make one popular. Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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