I’m Posting Very Late, So Please Enjoy This Obscure 80s Tune
Posted on March 21, 2019 Posted by John Scalzi 11 Comments
“Belly of the Whale” by Burning Sensations. It’s a very 80s video.
Posted on March 21, 2019 Posted by John Scalzi 11 Comments
“Belly of the Whale” by Burning Sensations. It’s a very 80s video.
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OMFG Now this is what Iget from not being able to sleep… Will I ever be able to forget this? Please Mr Scalzi, promise never to do anything like this again.
So is this a subtle reference to the Campbell Ian Mono myth?
Effing autocorrect, Campbellian.
Well, I’d thought I knew most of the 80’s songs, but…
I am not sure how I missed that one the first time around back in the 1980s, but I am kind of glad that I did.
What vocabulary quiz did you take that you thought was “snordifluous”? I want to try it.
These guys were actually a really good live band…saw them a bunch of times back in their day in L.A. clubs. Tim McGovern (guitar/vocal) came from an early incarnation of The Motels. Michael Temple was a killer percussionist. One reason they were fun live is you never knew what kind of strange objects he would bring to a gig to bang on.
I do remember the song, and started hearing a fragment when I saw it linked here. A little bit of the video feels vaguely familiar.
I remember the video from MTV. I think it was in heavy rotation for about a week. Definitely not played much on SiriusXM’s First Wave, though.
Just serves as a reminder that what 80s music other people think is obscure, I think everyone knows. That means what I think is obscure, virtually no one has heard of.
I only know them from the Repo Man soundtrack. Never knew they did anything else.