This is Spinal Tap. review....

[MadMoonMan]

Putting myself out there. As I am not a professional reviewer. I have no RIGHT to critiziZe those less brain dead than I am. Only way I can review this KrAZy Documentary. "Quote" "Quote"

Ok hwerewe go.. hang on let me start the movie.. brb.



Ok since time in these posts between or not doesn't pass in the same way time in real people passes. No matter how it takes me to start the movie can pass.

See there how I tricked you on time? I used 2 sentences.

ok sorry, relearning how to write sentences on here. ... Ok Big Bottom is starting. I have to go turn up my stereo brb.....

[MadMoonMan]

I mEan SERiously now. Ok? How can you statire a band that is a satire of a band? Duh. Hang on let me roll one relAZ. tHINK about it. um . ok I've decided it's completely impossible. No WaY.. sO . Thats that then.


innernet time passes as movie and life moves on.

Is that movies? life moves on? Wow man.... I discovered a truth of the universe~. Connections yeah ... connections with people...

no wait .. sorry ..

every thing was fine till the vegetables got aLL MESSED UP... THE TURNIPS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE OVER HERE AND THE SPINACH IS ON THE LEFTF

[MadMoonMan]

I'm sorry. I apologize for my outburst. I just can't stand it when subservients missplace the vegebatles. ForKS AND spoons and thANGS. dUH.

[Intrinsic]

Never mind me just stumbling through.

[MadMoonMan]

Any proper flight attendant is taught the proper placement of plastic forks spoons and knives on wrinkle fee napkins. Frontal tray properly wiped and cleaned. Sanitated.

I'm so upset by this documentary, I'm feeling ill.... subjected to idea of me on a plan wirth unsaNITIZED PLASTIC FORKS AND SPOONS......

ok i gotta call my doctor... no wait insurance and stuff.. lawyer... gotta call my lawwer..

[Lrus007]

Imagine if Spinal Tap performed live with Uriah Heep — that’s sort of like what happened 36 years ago when Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page and Queen’s Brian May appeared onstage with the parody metal band Bad News before an Iron Maiden concert at the Hammersmith Odeon in London.

The legendary Led Zeppelin guitarist posted a tribute to the fictional rockers of Bad News on his official Instagram account on Wednesday as he recalled the fateful night when all of the stars aligned for him and May to hold a shredding competition with the Bad News frontman Vim Fuego, played by English comedian and television writer Ade Edmondson.
Against all odds, Fuego won — under decidedly dubious circumstances.

Bad News was the creation of the popular alternative comedy group The Comic Strip for their successful television series The Comic Strip Presents…, which ran for five seasons in the middle of the 1980s. The creation of the band for television was meant to satirize the fly-on-the-wall music documentaries that were popular at the time with a disastrous, destructive series of mockumentary segments in which an incompetent band was reported on by an equally incompetent crew of documentarians. Worth noting, the original Bad News episode of The Comic Strip Presents… aired a year before the release of This Is Spinal Tap.

The fictional musicians that comprised the ostentatious, ornery hair metal band were all played by members of The Comic Strip, and despite the mythos of the band being fully fictional and the performances being over-the-top parody, the music was unironically successful, prompting The Comic Strip to take their fictional musical talents on tour.

The showdown between Fuego, Page and May happened while Bad News was opening for Iron Maiden during a series of shows in the U.K., and though Page’s involvement with the group ended after his embarrassing defeat in the shredding showdown, May took a liking to the the group. As such, the Queen guitarist would go on to help them make the breakthrough of their short parody musical careers. In 1987, he produced Bad News’ eponymous debut album, which featured the biggest hit song in the band’s history, an obnoxious thrash-rock cover of “Bohemian Rhapsody” that peaked at number 44 on the U.K. Singles Chart. The single was accompanied by a music video in which the parody band attempts a stumbling, bumbling Queen impression to disastrous results.

May joined Bad News on a U.K. tour in 1987, performing “Bohemian Rhapsody” with the bawdy bunch during encores. The next year, The Comic Strip Presents… put out one final Bad News episode in an hour-long documentary detailing the band’s initial breakup because of “personality conflicts,” their triumphant reunion, the failure of their return single and a disastrous final performance in which the band plays so poorly that a riot ensues and the four fictional rockers are beaten mercilessly by both audience members and police officers. The episode ends with the four severely injured rockers lying in hospital beds, with the rhythm guitarist Dennis speculating that, if Fuego dies, the band could yet be a success.

And to think, the guy who wrote the riff to “Whole Lotta Love” lost a head-to-head battle with these guys. How embarrassing.

[smokebreaks]

I still can't get over how Lenny from Laverne and Shirley had actual talent.

[rSin]