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Revision as of 08:55, 29 October 2018
Shock rock parody band from the Rolling Stone parody "Rock 'N' Rollin' Stone" feature of tween satire mag Crazy #64 (March 1974, reprinted July 1980).
From St. Louis, they were founded by Peruvian vocalist Umberto Togarowa, who recruited former country and western singer Adelle Farmerdaughter. The only two permanent members, they kill a member of the band at every performance, but make it look like an accident so they don't get arrested.
Lineup:
- Umberto Togarowa, vocals
- Adelle Farmerdaughter, vocals
- unnamed bassist, deceased
songs:
- "Railroad Spike Through My Throat (Can't Hit the Right Note)"
- "I Will Be, I Am, I Was," their new single, hit Number Ten on the national charts.
- They also cover "The Last Kiss," "Tell Laura I Love Her," "Honey," and "Maxwell's Silver Hammer"
Albums
- Stab, Choke, and Die
- Cremation
