Have You Ever Seen the Jane Fonda Aerobic Vhs? - Bless You Motherfuckers - VINYL LP
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- Description: Double vinyl LP pressing. The band name may be a bit of a challenge, but the music is pure unadulterated bliss. It's time to forget all those posturing pseudo tough guy bands spewing cliche'-ridden/regurgitated angst (do we really need to recreate the worst part of the '90s - which was recreating the worst part of the '70s - again?) Might you instead perhaps consider a sublimely spirited substitute? This debut U.S. from Finland's notorious bubblegum punk sensations, Have You Ever Seen The Jane Fonda Aerobic VHS? is a keyboard-driven melodic kick successfully replacing the customary/tired InchrockInch guitar fare. It's easy to see why they have never struggled to get people's attention. This double LP contains 21 tracks of insanely glorious and deeply infectious commotion that just may give you something to smile about... We could all use something to smile about. Album Tracks DISC 1 1. Shoes 2. Be My Baby 3. Family Man 4. Baby, Let's Go 5. Teenage Is Cool, Man! 6. Scorpio 7. Headroom 8. Fidel's Bike 9. (Do the) Shamalain 10. Devil in the Sky DISC 2 1. Magic Swimming Pants 2. Eggs 3. The He-Man Song 4. Corozone 5. Sheep 6. Teeth 7. Mareride 8. Hanky Panky 9. What Would Phil Dunphy Do? 10. Bambi Act 11. Period
- Artist: Have You Ever Seen the Jane Fonda Aerobic Vhs?
- Title: Bless You Motherfuckers
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Sympathy 4 the R.I.
- Release Date: 06/08/2018
- Genre: Rock
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- Product Name: Have You Ever Seen the Jane Fonda Aerobic Vhs? - Bless You Motherfuckers - VINYL LP
- UPC: 790276079519
Double vinyl LP pressing. The band name may be a bit of a challenge, but the music is pure unadulterated bliss. It's time to forget all those posturing pseudo tough guy bands spewing cliche'-ridden/regurgitated angst (do we really need to recreate the worst part of the '90s - which was recreating the worst part of the '70s - again?) Might you instead perhaps consider a sublimely spirited substitute? This debut U.S. from Finland's notorious bubblegum punk sensations, Have You Ever Seen The Jane Fonda Aerobic VHS? is a keyboard-driven melodic kick successfully replacing the customary/tired InchrockInch guitar fare. It's easy to see why they have never struggled to get people's attention. This double LP contains 21 tracks of insanely glorious and deeply infectious commotion that just may give you something to smile about... We could all use something to smile about. Album Tracks DISC 1 1. Shoes 2. Be My Baby 3. Family Man 4. Baby, Let's Go 5. Teenage Is Cool, Man! 6. Scorpio 7. Headroom 8. Fidel's Bike 9. (Do the) Shamalain 10. Devil in the Sky DISC 2 1. Magic Swimming Pants 2. Eggs 3. The He-Man Song 4. Corozone 5. Sheep 6. Teeth 7. Mareride 8. Hanky Panky 9. What Would Phil Dunphy Do? 10. Bambi Act 11. Period
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