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From: gs@mit-eddie.UUCP (Gordon Strong)
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Subject: Re: more band names Here is a list you may enjoy of names of bands that have been recorded. Most
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Date: Fri, 25-May-84 15:32:04 EDT
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Posted: Fri May 25 15:32:04 1984
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Re: short names for bands

How can you mention short band names without mentioning "X"?

This band has been around a little while and has done admirable 
work.  They are a L.A. based band with a female lead singer named
"Exene" (I believe that is the correct spelling).  The band reminds
me of Berlin (I guess because of the female singer/L.A. connection).
X is more rocking than Berlin.  I have heard two songs that get
radio play here (in Boston): "True Love, Part I", an interesting
montage of a song, and a cover of the Trogs classic "Wild Thing".
On "Wild Thing", Exene really sounds like Joan Jett.  I was confused
until the D.J set me straight.  Seems that it confused everyone.
Good band.  I'd probably check them out if they came around.

Gordon Strong
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