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From: don@oakhill.UUCP (Don Weiss)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Re: Offensive bands;  offensive lyrics
Message-ID: <246@oakhill.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 9-Nov-84 18:05:43 EST
Article-I.D.: oakhill.246
Posted: Fri Nov  9 18:05:43 1984
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Reply-To: don@oakhill.UUCP (Don Weiss)
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Summary: 

A few years ago, my brother brought me a tape of a record he picked up in (or 
near) Buffalo, NY.  The title was "DIRT" and the artist's (sic) name was 
John Valby.

It was a recording of an uproarious concert at a pub of some sort, I believe
locally (Buffalo area) made and distributed.

Along with "Footprints on the dashboard of my car", I recall:

"When the End of the Month Rolls Around", 
A ribald version of "The Twelve Days of Christmas",
A song consisting purely (!) of dirty words sung ultimately at breakneck speed,
A song of ad-libbed couplets defaming names called out from the audience.

Wierd. Funny. Gross.

"It's just this little chromium switch here..."