oooooo _ _ _    I like this CRAZY music !     :-D
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      artist:   Rudy Schwartz Project
       title:   G=FCnther packs a stiffy
      origin:   USA
        type:   CD
       label:   Seeland  502 (home release)
       price:   $15
distribution:   Joe Newman, PO Box 4542, Austin, TX 78765-4542, USA
        year:   1995
       genre:   strange kind of novelty
    duration:   59:50

  track list:   The Bacon For Tomorrow's Breakfast
'''''''''''''   Enhanced Florence Henderson
                What's Up (4 Non-Blondes)
                Pre-game Hormonal Transients
                Waldo's Demurral
                The Dallas Cowboys, Jesus And Me
                Frank
                Miracles
                Sextet-Lucia de Lammermoor (Donizetti)
                Yodelin' Satan
                Foodplay
                Theme From Sweet Movie
                Would You FIB To The FBI?
                Dance Theme From TISCWSLABMUZ
                Tennessee Ball
                Hey Darling, Can I Buy you a Taco?
                Miss Jane
                Albuquerque Ball
                Chunk and Puff Air
                Ho Daddy

OK, so I like it. But why? And how am I going to describe this CD to you,
because, jee, it really doesn't fit into any category. But it's great.
Above, I called it a "strange kind of novelty", just because it was Dr.
Demento who pointed me to this CD; but you could also say it's a funny kind
of strange and adventurous pop.
Dr. Demento said that this Rudy Schwartz Project is very influenced by
Zappa. That's true, but why do I like this CD, while I don't dig Zappa at
all? I guess, this music by Joe Newman is easier than Zappa, and his songs
surely are shorter.
Besides Zappa, I'm hearing a lot of other influences here: Can, The
Residents, Spike Jones, Monty Python, Barnes & Barnes, The Butthole Surfers
(in his cover of "What's Up"), Sky, and a few seconds J.J. Perrey. And then
off course TV: commercials, cartoons, Sport comments... None of these 20
songs sound identical, so it's variation galore!
If you're lookig for some nice, quiet, decent music, buy the new Enya.
However, if you like surprising, funny, cynical and deranged yet accessible
stuff, you may like this a lot.
(when buying this goodie, please mention where you read about it - thanx)

(Joe, if you're reading this, please contactme, because I want to hear more!=
 :)

Greatings from Johan
               johan.devis@ping.be          (home: Wivina 15, 1702, Belgium)