Footnotes for the story of how I met Janet
- Game Theory
- Game Theory was a band that lasted through most of the 80's, led by Scott
Miller. Erudite power pop. Recently, Scott formed a new band,
called The Loud Family.
- Michael Quercio
- Michael Quercio was the lead singer of The Three O'Clock. They had
previously been called The Salvation Army, but they ran into legal
trouble over that one. West Coast psychedelia. Paisley Underground.
They broke up around 1986. His current band is called Permanent
Green Light.
- The Tater Totz
- Another one of those horribly inbred west coast bands. Ostensibly
a tribute to Yoko Ono, but liberal helpings of other Beatle-related
detritus are thrown in to make it a little easier to swallow. Started
by The McDonald brothers from Redd Kross, this band has included
members from MANY other bands along the way, not limited to: Shonen
Knife, Sonic Youth, The Pandoras, The Three O'Clock, Celebrity Skin,
Frightwig, Freaks, Chemical People, Mad Monster Party, Jimmy McNichol,
& Danny Bonnaducci (yes, from The Partridge Family).
- The Loud Family
- Scott Miller was the main person behind Game Theory, and he hung on
to that name through many line-up changes. Eventually, he decided to
let it go, and his latest band is called The Loud Family.
- P&B&R&T
- Plants and Birds and Rocks and Things. The first album released by
The Loud Family. Yes, the name comes from the song A Horse With No
Name, by America.
- Quercio
- Michael Quercio. Kwer-see-oh.
- FAQ
- List of Frequenlty Asked
Questions, and their appropriate Answers. You can
find them either in the newsgroup
News.answers, or at the archive at
rtfm.mit.edu. Here are
the FAQ's for
Rec.arts.bodyart.
- Yes, Twice!
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