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James Maybrick
Apr 5, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/5/96
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I recently dug up a tape (I have no idea where it came from),
and on it was a masterpiece of a song that I can't
identify. The vocals are pretty distorted, but one line
seems to be "I took them in the towers, where are the big
red flowers?" The song is backed with occasional female
vocals "Hoo hoo hoo", it's a very heavy and rhythmic song,
if anyone has any idea what this song or artist might be,
I would greatly appreciate an E-Mail.
Thanx,
-James
and on it was a masterpiece of a song that I can't
identify. The vocals are pretty distorted, but one line
seems to be "I took them in the towers, where are the big
red flowers?" The song is backed with occasional female
vocals "Hoo hoo hoo", it's a very heavy and rhythmic song,
if anyone has any idea what this song or artist might be,
I would greatly appreciate an E-Mail.
Thanx,
-James
DGW
Apr 6, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/6/96
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cen0...@centuryinter.net (James Maybrick) writes:
Sounds like Pungent Stench 'Why do the bodies fly' off their mCD 'Dirty rhymes
and psychotronic beats.' I think this is a cover, but I don't know for sure,
or if so of whom.
Lau Gainpaulsingh
Apr 10, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/10/96
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In article <4k3upe$j...@news.pc.centuryinter.net>, James Maybrick
<cen0...@centuryinter.net> writes
>I recently dug up a tape (I have no idea where it came from),
>and on it was a masterpiece of a song that I can't
>identify. The vocals are pretty distorted, but one line
>seems to be "I took them in the towers, where are the big
>red flowers?" The song is backed with occasional female
>vocals "Hoo hoo hoo", it's a very heavy and rhythmic song,
>if anyone has any idea what this song or artist might be,
>I would greatly appreciate an E-Mail.
> Thanx,
> -James
<cen0...@centuryinter.net> writes
>I recently dug up a tape (I have no idea where it came from),
>and on it was a masterpiece of a song that I can't
>identify. The vocals are pretty distorted, but one line
>seems to be "I took them in the towers, where are the big
>red flowers?" The song is backed with occasional female
>vocals "Hoo hoo hoo", it's a very heavy and rhythmic song,
>if anyone has any idea what this song or artist might be,
>I would greatly appreciate an E-Mail.
> -James
Not something dodgy by the Pixies???`
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Eric A. Haswell
Apr 11, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/11/96
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While somewhere called <4k3upe$j...@news.pc.centuryinter.net>,
cen0...@centuryinter.net said...
>
>I recently dug up a tape (I have no idea where it came from),
>and on it was a masterpiece of a song that I can't
>identify. The vocals are pretty distorted, but one line
>seems to be "I took them in the towers, where are the big
>red flowers?" The song is backed with occasional female
>vocals "Hoo hoo hoo", it's a very heavy and rhythmic song,
>if anyone has any idea what this song or artist might be,
>I would greatly appreciate an E-Mail.
> Thanx,
> -James
cen0...@centuryinter.net said...
>
>I recently dug up a tape (I have no idea where it came from),
>and on it was a masterpiece of a song that I can't
>identify. The vocals are pretty distorted, but one line
>seems to be "I took them in the towers, where are the big
>red flowers?" The song is backed with occasional female
>vocals "Hoo hoo hoo", it's a very heavy and rhythmic song,
>if anyone has any idea what this song or artist might be,
>I would greatly appreciate an E-Mail.
> Thanx,
> -James
I know exactly what it is: it's Pungent Stench from the album Dirty
Rhymes and Psychotronic Beats and the song is Why Can the Bodies Fly.
erc
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