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| − | "The worst heavy metal band in the world" from the British TV series ''The Comic Strip''. They also had a U.S. album on Rhino Records in 1989, which probably collected their British singles, including their jaw droppingly bad version of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody." | + | "The worst heavy metal band in the world" from the British TV series ''The Comic Strip''. They also had a U.S. album on Rhino Records in 1989, which probably collected their British singles, including their jaw droppingly bad version of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody." American metal band [[No talent ass clowns]] cite ''Bad News'' as their greatest musical influence. |
Lineup: Vim Fuego [real name Alan Metcalfe] (lead guitar, vocals), Den Dennis (rhythm guitar), Colin Griggson (bass) and "Spider" Webb (drums) | Lineup: Vim Fuego [real name Alan Metcalfe] (lead guitar, vocals), Den Dennis (rhythm guitar), Colin Griggson (bass) and "Spider" Webb (drums) | ||
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"The worst heavy metal band in the world" from the British TV series The Comic Strip. They also had a U.S. album on Rhino Records in 1989, which probably collected their British singles, including their jaw droppingly bad version of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody." American metal band No talent ass clowns cite Bad News as their greatest musical influence.
Lineup: Vim Fuego [real name Alan Metcalfe] (lead guitar, vocals), Den Dennis (rhythm guitar), Colin Griggson (bass) and "Spider" Webb (drums)
