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I'm workblocked from all the Youtube-age going on, so if anyone has mentioned these guys before, I apologize... but I'm a fan of the original No-Talent Band, the Dead Milkmen. They aren't around anymore now that their bassist comitted suicide and their lead singer writes a blog, but back in the 80s and early 90s, they were a great band that couldn't sing well, couldn't play instruments well, and could barely write intelligible lyrics.
Here's the video for "Punk Rock Girl". It's not their best offering, but it is their most well-known.
FYI, the guy wandering around the video reading a newspaper is the actual lead singer for the band. The guy singing on this song is their backup vocalist, which is kind of funny considering that the band's most famous song didn't feature their lead singer.
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Emperor's Eagles (undergoing Chapter reorganization)
Caledonian 95th (undergoing regimental reorganization)
Thousands Sons (undergoing Warband re--- wait, are any of my 40K armies playable?)
I recently discovered Puscifer. To me, then, they were a bit obscure...for anyone who doesn't know, this is one of the 3 (or more?) side projects that Maynard from Tool has going.
I dont really "follow" the music scene, but wasnt Puscifer Maynard's band prior to founding Tool, and is now completely defunct?
I recently discovered Puscifer. To me, then, they were a bit obscure...for anyone who doesn't know, this is one of the 3 (or more?) side projects that Maynard from Tool has going.
I dont really "follow" the music scene, but wasnt Puscifer Maynard's band prior to founding Tool, and is now completely defunct?
squidhills wrote: I'm workblocked from all the Youtube-age going on, so if anyone has mentioned these guys before, I apologize... but I'm a fan of the original No-Talent Band, the Dead Milkmen. They aren't around anymore now that their bassist comitted suicide and their lead singer writes a blog, but back in the 80s and early 90s, they were a great band that couldn't sing well, couldn't play instruments well, and could barely write intelligible lyrics.
Here's the video for "Punk Rock Girl". It's not their best offering, but it is their most well-known.
FYI, the guy wandering around the video reading a newspaper is the actual lead singer for the band. The guy singing on this song is their backup vocalist, which is kind of funny considering that the band's most famous song didn't feature their lead singer.
Wow, going old school for this one. I loved Methodist Colouring Book back in junior high.
We were once so close to heaven, St. Peter came out and gave us medals; declaring us "The nicest of the damned".
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I recently discovered Puscifer. To me, then, they were a bit obscure...for anyone who doesn't know, this is one of the 3 (or more?) side projects that Maynard from Tool has going.
I dont really "follow" the music scene, but wasnt Puscifer Maynard's band prior to founding Tool, and is now completely defunct?
No, it's relatively new, and he's been very active with Puscifer in the last few years.
I love Puscifer, they're one of my favorite bands right now.
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I'm workblocked from all the Youtube-age going on, so if anyone has mentioned these guys before, I apologize... but I'm a fan of the original No-Talent Band, the Dead Milkmen. They aren't around anymore now that their bassist comitted suicide and their lead singer writes a blog, but back in the 80s and early 90s, they were a great band that couldn't sing well, couldn't play instruments well, and could barely write intelligible lyrics.
Here's the video for "Punk Rock Girl". It's not their best offering, but it is their most well-known.
FYI, the guy wandering around the video reading a newspaper is the actual lead singer for the band. The guy singing on this song is their backup vocalist, which is kind of funny considering that the band's most famous song didn't feature their lead singer.
Man that was a trip. Thanks for sharing also speaking of obscure, this popped up in the related videos. Freakin' love this band
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Emperor's Eagles (undergoing Chapter reorganization)
Caledonian 95th (undergoing regimental reorganization)
Thousands Sons (undergoing Warband re--- wait, are any of my 40K armies playable?) 
also speaking of obscure, this popped up in the related videos. Freakin' love this band
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