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From the "How Not To Manage A Rock & Roll Band" episode of Eve Ardens' weak '60's sitcom, [http://us.imdb.com/Title?0061280 The Mothers-In-Law]. The Warts are a true rock and roll band that the awfully lame, non-cool cast want to turn into a bunch of squares. The best thing about this episode, of course, is that the Warts are played by the Seeds, who at least get to break into their '60's garage punk anthem, "Pushin' Too Hard." Thanks to Mike Dugo of [http://www.lancerecords.com/ www.lancerecords.com] for finding this one and writing it up. See also [[The Friends Indeed]] and [[The Mamas and Papas-In-Law]]. | From the "How Not To Manage A Rock & Roll Band" episode of Eve Ardens' weak '60's sitcom, [http://us.imdb.com/Title?0061280 The Mothers-In-Law]. The Warts are a true rock and roll band that the awfully lame, non-cool cast want to turn into a bunch of squares. The best thing about this episode, of course, is that the Warts are played by the Seeds, who at least get to break into their '60's garage punk anthem, "Pushin' Too Hard." Thanks to Mike Dugo of [http://www.lancerecords.com/ www.lancerecords.com] for finding this one and writing it up. See also [[The Friends Indeed]] and [[The Mamas and Papas-In-Law]]. | ||
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Revision as of 02:10, 28 March 2012
From the "How Not To Manage A Rock & Roll Band" episode of Eve Ardens' weak '60's sitcom, The Mothers-In-Law. The Warts are a true rock and roll band that the awfully lame, non-cool cast want to turn into a bunch of squares. The best thing about this episode, of course, is that the Warts are played by the Seeds, who at least get to break into their '60's garage punk anthem, "Pushin' Too Hard." Thanks to Mike Dugo of www.lancerecords.com for finding this one and writing it up. See also The Friends Indeed and The Mamas and Papas-In-Law.
