From: "Jaimie Vernon" <bullseyecanada@hotmail.com>

>If you're an MTV junkie or a magazine hound....yes, the whole package is 
>quite quaint and endearing in a "poking fun at rock and roll" kind of way. 
>But, you can't tell that from the songs....only that the singer has a bad 
>falsetto.

Really?  The first time I heard them was when they covered Radiohead's 
Street Spirit.  I thought it was hilarious.  The "poking fun at rock and 
roll" stuff is in their music as well as everything else.  I can't imagine 
someone hearing them on the radio and thinking that they were serious.

>Jumpsuits, big hair, and platform shoes don't seem to translate well on the 
>radio. And I'm not really sure what posturing sounds like.

But they sound exactly how they look.  They sound like a parody of 70s/80s 
rock and they look like a parody of 70s/80s rock.  It's one big parody, with 
some impressively catchy tunes thrown in.  It's my belief, that you can tell 
this simply by hearing them.  The rest of it just confirms it, if you 
initially thought that, for some reason, they could be serious.

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