The Girls (Classic or Dud) vs. Mission of Burma

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Of course he is. Would you expect anything less?

This is a man who is down w/ Matmos and Large Professor, you must understand.

viva the girls!
m.

finaly analysis: both the Girls and Mission of Burma are classic.

Let's see...MOB won three Grammys, but the Girls won an Oscar and a Cleo, and since one Oscar = three grammys (at Chuck Sorenson's Southside Pawn & Guns) ergo Girls win by a Cleo!

let's all agree to let science rule and avoid these bitter, subjective feuds.

http://www.rockinboston.com/images/girls1.jpg

This is twee new wave????

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I disagree with you wholeheartedly! I think the Girls were just as good, if not a tad better, than infamous Pajama Slave Dancers! You can take that to the bank and spend it!

Let's list the logical fallacies in your argument:

1. Ad Hominem Abusive
2. Appeal to Ridicule
3. Straw Man

etc.

I could go on, but what's the point? Stick a fork in this thread -- it's done.

WHO THE FUCK EVEN KNOWS ABOUT THESE TWO BANDS
Many remenber. Where have you been? The Girls were one of the few bands circa 1976-79 in the Northeast doing Post-garage Punk Rock. They had a synth player now in Cul de Sac. The Girls guitarist lit himself on fire during a performance. I like that.

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The Hearpen Records Catalog

HR 101 30 Seconds Over Tokyo b/w Heart of Darkness, Pere Ubu, 1975.

HR 102 Final Solution b/w Cloud 149, Pere Ubu, 1976.

HR 103 Street Waves b/w My Dark Ages, Pere Ubu, 1976.

HR 104 The Modern Dance b/w Heaven, Pere Ubu, 1977.

HR 105 Shirley b/w She Smiled Wild, Mirrors, 1977.

HR 106 Jeffrey I Hear U b/w The Elephant Man, The Girls, 1979

HR 107 You're Gonna Miss Me b/w Hand Piece, Pressler-Morgan, 1979.

HR 108 Here In The Life b/w (It's In) Imagination, 15-60-75, 1979.

HR 109 Allocated to the T/K box set.

HR 110 Monster, David Thomas, 1997. (box set)

HR 111 Bay City, David Thomas and foreigners, 2000

HR 112 Jimmy Bell's Still In Town, 15-60-75, 2000.
Cooperative release on Glitterhouse and Bomba.

HR 113 The Shape of Things, Pere Ubu, 2000.
Only available from Ubutique.

HR 114 Surf's Up!, David Thomas and two pale boys, 2001.
Released on Glitterhouse, Bomba & Thirsty Ear.

HR 115 The Day The Earth Me The Rocket From The Tombs, Rocket From The Tombs, 2002.
Released in partnership with Glitterhouse & Smog Veil.

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"Homo Truck Drivin' Man"

10-4, good buddy, headin' down the line.
I see them little boys and they sure look fine.
I like to take theirs, then I give 'em mine.
'Cause I'm a homo truck drivin' man.

Headin' down the line and I need some gas.
I put it into overdrive, movin' out to pass.
Then I pick up some little feller and I screw him up the ass.
'Cause I'm a homo truck drivin' man.

Well... when you're hitchhikin' down that road and ya
See that big rig comin' for ya
And it's painted lavender,
Well friends, you better stay out of its way.
'Cause we all know way deep down inside that truck driver's
Powerful gay.
Who is he?
Everybody now!

I always wondered what might happen if you crossed the Mentors with the Big Bopper.

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Do you get all your responses from a can? It looks like you guys have a large set of default keys to plug into these threads. Got day jobs at McDonald's? They could use a few smart people like you.

Megawati

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The Hearthan single is a classic masterpiece.

The reunion album is faked, I don't get it??

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Get on the bandwagon and PLAY!