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Little Ma Deuce by The Breach Boys
For those who think Little Ma Deuce isn't the baddest ass machine gun in town.An MG 42 by Blue Loser Cult
Well GWAR did play SL so that's even cooler.For those who think Little Ma Deuce isn't the baddest ass machine gun in town.
ME 262 awesome song by Blue Oysrer Cult. Kind of cool a rock band was that much into WWII military history.
Saw them at Public Hall in Cleveland along with Santana. Great show and didn't cost half a month's wages.Baby Don't Fear the Sniper
[Re the band BOC, a lot of their material was inspired by B-movies. Hearsay has it that the BOC band members were late night TV junkies and fans of the more-commercials-than-movie fare that used to play at oh-dark-30 when you could still count your channels on two hands or less. So, songs based on Japanese 'Zilla films; based on grainy no-budget war-footage films; Don't Fear the Reaper from the Ignmar Bergman film. Etc. Likely several/many more of titles. B-movie fans will get the (loose) connections. A lot of their black and white album covers were to maybe mimic the B&W TV images they viewed?
Eventually, BOC even got into doing songs =for= B-movies (including one used for Heavy Metal, for instance).
The connections of several/many BOC songs w/films is not explicitly stated in their Wikipedia history, but it's my understanding that that's the case. Maybe I read it once in some Best of BOC album liner? IDK.]
Lol I remember being on watch in San Diego and the late night commercials on the barrack's tv.Baby Don't Fear the Sniper
[Re the band BOC, a lot of their material was inspired by B-movies. Hearsay has it that the BOC band members were late night TV junkies and fans of the more-commercials-than-movie fare that used to play at oh-dark-30 when you could still count your channels on two hands or less. So, songs based on Japanese 'Zilla films; based on grainy no-budget war-footage films; Don't Fear the Reaper from the Ignmar Bergman film. Etc. Likely several/many more of titles. B-movie fans will get the (loose) connections. A lot of their black and white album covers were to maybe mimic the B&W TV images they viewed?
Eventually, BOC even got into doing songs =for= B-movies (including one used for Heavy Metal, for instance).
The connections of several/many BOC songs w/films is not explicitly stated in their Wikipedia history, but it's my understanding that that's the case. Maybe I read it once in some Best of BOC album liner? IDK.]