Vermont AOR dork rock supreme. Like the kind of band you could only hope to be playing at your local roller rink after the disco crowd had moved out. Has to be heard.
Filed under: 45's and 7's, Pop / Rock
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when that guitar solo kicks in… KAPOW!
that rocks
What’s scary is that they might indeed BE Vermont’s first pop-rock artists. Or something.
I found a copy of this in South Texas of all places. The packaging looked so pathetic, I wasn’t sure whether to pay the 25-cents for it. As an enthusiast of rare indie AOR, I’m glad I did!
The lightning-bolt with turds on the cover should be a warning.