then they lost members( annette zilinskas who was replaced by former runaway michael steele), focused on susanna hoffs' tits and drippy dopey dull powder puff songs, became insanely popular and i thought- what the fuck happened? the real world is like one of those old skool classic perfect pop songs that were the staple of the 60's- a time which acted and still acts as the foundation for a majority of popular musical trends. when i was quite young in the late 60s/early 70s i was often with my mother's teenage siblings. we used to play garage rock and girl group 45s on a portable record player and go go dance on their twin beds while someone waved a flashlight around. i just loved it. i could sit and listen to those singles for hours and hours and i knew every song and every record company they were on from watching those colorful labels spin around. i recall being intensely fond of the strawberry alarm clock's ' incense and peppermints':
get your tits out for the boys
then they lost members( annette zilinskas who was replaced by former runaway michael steele), focused on susanna hoffs' tits and drippy dopey dull powder puff songs, became insanely popular and i thought- what the fuck happened? the real world is like one of those old skool classic perfect pop songs that were the staple of the 60's- a time which acted and still acts as the foundation for a majority of popular musical trends. when i was quite young in the late 60s/early 70s i was often with my mother's teenage siblings. we used to play garage rock and girl group 45s on a portable record player and go go dance on their twin beds while someone waved a flashlight around. i just loved it. i could sit and listen to those singles for hours and hours and i knew every song and every record company they were on from watching those colorful labels spin around. i recall being intensely fond of the strawberry alarm clock's ' incense and peppermints':
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