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| View Poll Results: Caution: Landslide Zone | |||
| Tarzan Boy |
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0 | 0% |
| My Pal Foot Foot |
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24 | 100.00% |
| Voters: 24. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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C03 R1 - Tarzan Boy vs. My Pal Foot Foot
![]() Baltimora - Tarzan Boy (Download It!) Get the Flash Player to play this audio file: Vs. The Shaggs - My Pal Foot Foot (Download It!) Get the Flash Player to play this audio file: |
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Wow, no contest here. I kind of like Tarzan Boy, but Foot Foot could win this thing.
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I love The Shaggs because they were so incredibly incompetent that they transcended godawfulness and became some kind of fascinating proto-punk rock statement about popular music. Harmonies and melodies and understandable rhythms are great, but those are things you can learn to do; Philosophy of the World is an album that could never have been made by competent musicians, even if they were trying to be awful. It is an album that reigns gloriously over bad music everywhere – really, the entire album should be excluded if there is another APEX. It is mind numbingly bad, completely original, and I love it to death.
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Baltimora is a fucking classic. The other one is a classic for all the wrong reasons. You suck, Foot Foot.
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I've wanted to do a cover of a Shaggs song before; mainly get together someone who's never played guitar, show them a few chords and tell them to go nuts. I <3 them so much, but wow. It's amazing and utterly awful at the same time.
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Okay, the Shaggs made me laugh so much, that's who I'm voting for.
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The best part of this is how Dot gets into a groove on the drums at the beginning. My friend who introduced them to me said "it sounds like she gets pissed off when her sisters come in."
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Fucking landslide and I'm riding it to the bottom!
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Well, that's precisely it. The career (such as it was) of the Shaggs was not based upon any conceit by the musicians that their songs were good; rather, it was based upon an insistence that they form a band foisted upon them by their father, who believed it must occur due to a prediction given to him by his mother.
So, yeah, it's terrible, terrible music but "why didn't they keep it to themselves" wasn't really an option as such. We can die heroically, comically, ironically, sadly, suddenly, slowly, disgustingly, charmingly or from a great height.
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Yeah. The album was originally recorded on a vanity label, IIRC. Weren't a lot of copies made, but then it was found back in the 80s. They were one of Frank Zappa's favorite bands.
They're totally better than the Beatles. ... here's foot foot: ![]() |
There is nothing experimental here. Just utter failure. And it's fucking fascinating. ![]() |
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