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Number-one artist on the top ten board in the record shop scene of 1971 classic ''[http://us.imdb.com/Title?0066921 A Clockwork Orange]''. The song title is "Mass in G." Pretty teenybopper Marty (Barbara Scott) asks her pretty teenybopper friend Sonietta (Gillian Hills), "Who you gettin' bratty? Goggly Gogol? Johnny Zhivago? The Heaven Seventeen?" just before Alex (Malcolm McDowell) sweet talks them back to his place for sex. Anthony Burgess' original novel had even more bands in it. | Number-one artist on the top ten board in the record shop scene of 1971 classic ''[http://us.imdb.com/Title?0066921 A Clockwork Orange]''. The song title is "Mass in G." Pretty teenybopper Marty (Barbara Scott) asks her pretty teenybopper friend Sonietta (Gillian Hills), "Who you gettin' bratty? Goggly Gogol? Johnny Zhivago? The Heaven Seventeen?" just before Alex (Malcolm McDowell) sweet talks them back to his place for sex. Anthony Burgess' original novel had even more bands in it. | ||
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| + | *[http://www.malcolmtribute.freeiz.com/aco/acotop10.html The Top 10 List in the ACO Record Shop] | ||
[[Category:A Clockwork Orange|Gogol]] | [[Category:A Clockwork Orange|Gogol]] | ||
Revision as of 12:07, 5 June 2011
Number-one artist on the top ten board in the record shop scene of 1971 classic A Clockwork Orange. The song title is "Mass in G." Pretty teenybopper Marty (Barbara Scott) asks her pretty teenybopper friend Sonietta (Gillian Hills), "Who you gettin' bratty? Goggly Gogol? Johnny Zhivago? The Heaven Seventeen?" just before Alex (Malcolm McDowell) sweet talks them back to his place for sex. Anthony Burgess' original novel had even more bands in it.
