Vic Serf and the Villans - " Rock Y Roll " (Its War Boys, £6 ) 1980

The next classic from Its War Boys! is the hilariously strange, Vic Serf and the Villans cassette only release from 1980 (£6).
What happens when you put classic rock'n'roll into a blender, and strain the pure juice through a tea strainer, and flush the liquid down the bog, leaving only the crappy cruddy parts of rock N roll:
Elvis's pub singer vocals, laughable do-woppy harmonies, sub-moronic lyrics that are an insult to meaninglessness, twangy guitars, and skiffle-lite drumming......that'll give you most of the ingredients for Rock Y Roll, plus a barrell load of unhinged experimentalism.
But the most important ingredient is Jim 'Amos' Whelton and his nonband of squatters, to make this one of the best rock'n'roll parody/study's this side of the Residents 'Third Reich'n'Roll', or Zappa's 'Ruben and the Jets'.
You can just imagine Vic serf singing these tunes on Vic Reeves' Big Night Out in th 1990's.
A sense of humour is required,so if you don't have one then don't listen to it.

Track Listing:

A1		The Greks Bring Gifts
A2		Bone City
A3		Crumbo Crumbo Land
A4		The Environmental Secretary
A5		Another Cold Heaven
A6		Baby, I'm Turning Blue
A7		Export Figures For '97
A8		Terse Reply From Jodrell
A9		The New Faeces
A10		Onward To The Market, Lo
A11		Black Costumes
B1		What To Do Wiv' Burglars
B2		I'm No Pushover
B3		I'd Appreciate That That
B4		The Ranch Boys
B5		Shakey Space
B6		The Double Vision Of El Meas
B7		Yet More Tales Of The F.B.I.
B8		I.Q. Theory
B9		Yes, Psychoanalysis
B10		The Greks Sign Off

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