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| From | king radio <kingradio@pumpingstation.com> |
| Subject | Re: Mexican Apex? (Was Re: Monkees lyric interpretations - Wooly |
| Date | Thu, 17 Jul 2003 00:27:25 -0400 |
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>Isn't the apex of Mexican-American punk rock "96 Tears" by ? & the
>Mysterians? Or "L.A." by Los Illegals?
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>Mike Bennett
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>Record reviews and more at http://fufkin.com
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>>From: king radio <kingradio@pumpingstation.com>
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>>Cool. We all like Wooly Bully and are willing to admit that it is
>>the apex of Mexican-American punk rock.
point well taken. It is hardly the nadir, though. Frankly I prefer
Wooly Bully to Yesterday (which is where the part of this thread
actually started, believe it or not). I also like how the Los
Illegals tune ties back into the LA thread. As yet another aside, I
bought a Sam the Sham collection when I was in high school, on
cassette. It had all the good songs (red riding hood, wooly bully,
and other classics). I brought it home and they were all rerecorded
versions! :( ....from the eighties.... ichh! BTW, where do you
file Los Illegals? (just kidding)
Frank.
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