Simi Valley pop-punk with some move overtones. I remember hearing that the drummer for this band was Messy Marvin (Ralphie from A Christmas Story). That was not true. The reality is that the drummer, the sanely named Corky Pigeon, was Freddy Lippencottleman from Silver Spoons. Corky > Freddy, But I guess Pigeon < Lippencottleman. So I call the battle of real v fictional names a tie. Poor guy. He was probably hoping to be cast as John Smith or something. Anyways he later played in Big In Japan.
I thought The Gain were gonna be huge. The Ready, Steady, Smash album was fucking great. But they kind of just disappeared, and there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of nostalgia for them.
- Ready, Steady, Smash
- All Right (Louder Than Pop)
- Been Away Now
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their split with scared of chaka is to this day one of my favorite splits ever. "go today" is such a brilliant song.
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the lack of appreciation for this band baffles.
thanks for posting this one. i didn't even know about this record.
Yeah, I've heard they were pretty fantastic live, but I never got a chance to see them.
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