The Rocklopedia Fakebandica now has a podcast.
Listen now!
Difference between revisions of "The Queen Haters"
| (One intermediate revision by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
A running sketch on ''[http://sctvguide.ca/index.htm SCTV]'' was a TV dance show parody called "Mel's Rock Pile" with total dweeb Rockin' Mel Slirrup (Eugene Levy) as host. | A running sketch on ''[http://sctvguide.ca/index.htm SCTV]'' was a TV dance show parody called "Mel's Rock Pile" with total dweeb Rockin' Mel Slirrup (Eugene Levy) as host. | ||
| − | In the punk rock tribute "episode" (03/18/1983), this English punk band performed "I Hate the Bloody Queen," which gets in a dig about the Falkland Islands! The snotty lead vocalist was Martin Short. The rest of the nameless fivesome was John Candy on drums, Joe Flaherty on bass, Andrea Martin on guitar, and Eugene Levy on lead guitar. In a later ''SCTV'' episode, the "It's a Wonderful Film" parody (12/20/1983), a character is listening to the radio playing | + | In the punk rock tribute "episode" (03/18/1983), this English punk band performed "I Hate the Bloody Queen," which gets in a dig about the Falkland Islands! The snotty lead vocalist was Martin Short. The rest of the nameless fivesome was John Candy on drums, Joe Flaherty on bass, Andrea Martin on guitar, and Eugene Levy on lead guitar. In a later ''SCTV'' episode, the "It's a Wonderful Film" parody (12/20/1983), a character is listening to the radio playing The Queen Haters. |
See also [[The Happy Wanderers]], [[5 Neat Guys]], [[The Lemon Twins]], [[The Ramblers]], [[Jackie Rogers Sr.]]. | See also [[The Happy Wanderers]], [[5 Neat Guys]], [[The Lemon Twins]], [[The Ramblers]], [[Jackie Rogers Sr.]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:13, 29 April 2019
A running sketch on SCTV was a TV dance show parody called "Mel's Rock Pile" with total dweeb Rockin' Mel Slirrup (Eugene Levy) as host.
In the punk rock tribute "episode" (03/18/1983), this English punk band performed "I Hate the Bloody Queen," which gets in a dig about the Falkland Islands! The snotty lead vocalist was Martin Short. The rest of the nameless fivesome was John Candy on drums, Joe Flaherty on bass, Andrea Martin on guitar, and Eugene Levy on lead guitar. In a later SCTV episode, the "It's a Wonderful Film" parody (12/20/1983), a character is listening to the radio playing The Queen Haters.
See also The Happy Wanderers, 5 Neat Guys, The Lemon Twins, The Ramblers, Jackie Rogers Sr..
External Links
