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From: brandx@ihtnt.UUCP (Howard D. Weisberg)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: S'more Slick Song and Album Titles
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Date: Thu, 3-Nov-83 09:32:39 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov  3 09:32:39 1983
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S'more Brand X song titles:
     	Born Ugly
     	Smacks of Euphoric Hysteria
	Why Should I Lend You Mine When You've Broken Yours Already
	(followed by) Maybe I'll Lend You Mine Anyway
All of the above (and most of Brand X's) are instrumental.  By the
way, the drummer on more than 50% of Brand X compositions is none other
than Phil Collins.  The roots of his current drum sounds can be found
on "Wal to Wal" off of the album "Product".  My favorite Brand X albums,
however are "Unorthodox Behaviour", "Morrocan Roll", and "Masques".

Other good album titles:
   "Innervisions" by Stevie Wonder
   "We're Only in It for the Money" and "Lumpy Gravy" by the Mothers
          of Invention
   "Civillized Evil" by Jean-Luc Ponty (Jean-Luc's song titles have taken
      on a decidedly anti-war, anti-nuke bend: "In Case We Survive", 
      "Once A Blue Planet", "Computer Incantations for World Peace", etc.)
   Most of Joe Walsh's album titles are amusing: "So What", "You Can't
      Argue with a Sick Mind", etc.)