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In Reply to: 60's Girl Groups- posted by www.records on August 6, 2005 at 08:38:00:
...the Shaggs album.End of story.
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...I guess they found a niche. Keep in mind it was during that 80's period of truly 'great' music that the Shaggs were rediscovered and the insanity about them really began........but then it's probably good music to torture people with :-)
... of the Shaggs in an interview with, of all people, Zappa guitar slinger and Metal Gawd Steve Vai.If I recall, he said something like, "The Shaggs were an original. Everyone else is a copy."
In a certain way, he was not wrong.
said positive things about them. Didn't he like to be deliberately irrational?
In an innocent, honest way and as a "very" alternative sound for that time there is something there. Once more though perhaps in an accidental and deliberately irrational way.One time when I was getting familiar with Phair's Exile in Guyville I did think for a moment that here's a reincarnated 90's brutally and sexually honest Shaggs album :-)
Pamela Des Barres with groupie friends. Girls Together Outrageously are not exactly the average 60ies girls group... some songs are hilarious, but the album is really quite bad
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