olias25 wrote:
OMG I don't know the answer but I want so much to discover it! |
Tried to post this twice earlier, but it was eaten (by the monster of love)
'Heads Down No Nonsense Mindless Boogie' by Alberto Y Lost Trios Paranoias (1978)
Essentially a send up of status Quo. Listeners at the time probably thought of 'Rockin All Over the World', but it's a lot faster and heavier, and sounds more like 'Down Down'
'I ain't got no mind to speak of
In fact I'm pretty thick
But I can strap on an axe, shake meself about
Boogie til I'm sick
I ain't got no time for intellectual music
e.g. 'Hergest Ridge'
Give me a riff that swings like a can of cold beans
And I can boogie like a bitch'
On their first album, in 1976, the Albertos had parodied Hawkwind's 'Sonic attack' and Silver Machine', Pink Floyd's 'Echoes' and a load of other proggish tracks I've either forgotten or never identified ('Mandrax sunset Variations Parts I - III' from their self titled album. And good luck getting that on CD)
"This is your captain speaking. Your captain is knackered."