Friggin' Here
Show #12
February 21, 1997

* played by request 

"Andy Always Dreamed of Wrestling"- The Bobs
"Friendly Neighborhood Narco Agent"- Jef Jaison
"Smoke Two Joints"- The Toyes
"Hip Chick"- Throwing Toasters
"Mr. Slater's Parrot"- Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band 
"The Hello Hello Hello Song"- Andy Breckman
"Bad Kid Show Host"- Wally Pleasant
"Barney's On Fire"- None Of The Above
"Take A Ship For Yourself"- Benny Bell

"Bulbous Bouffant"- Radio Free Vestibule
"Life In The Food Chain" by Tonio K.
"Doctorin' The Tardis"- The Timelords *
"Dancin' Fool"- Frank Zappa
"Inbred Locals"- The Poxy Boggards
"King Of Calypso"- Ed's Redeeming Qualities

And during this break we announced the contest.  We didn't want to do the
umpteenth caller thing because that's been done to death, so we thought of a
trivia question.  Now, in this newsgroup this question isn't trivia, it's
common knowledge.  But we had to come up with something easy enough for the
general public to get.  "The next song we will play is a cover of a classic
novelty song.  Who sang the original?  The winner will receive a demo tape
containing three songs by The Four Postmen."

"They're Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!"- Jeff Naumann
"Rabbit Valley"- The Four Postmen
"Questionaire"- The Rutles
"Mighty Manly Hunting Men"- Da Yoopers
"Turdy Point Buck II"- Bananas At Large
"Squirrels"- The Beastley Boys
"Powdermilk Buscuit Theme"- Garrison Keiller
"Religion and Politics"- Scott Beach
"Stalking"- Bruch McCulloch
"Eat A Booger"- Boogerman
"Punk Polka"- The Toons

It had been a half hour since we announced the contest and still no one called
to answer the question.  But we didn't give up.  It wasn't until about half way
through this next set we finally got a call.  He answered "Napolion XVII", we
said "close enough.

"Bookshop"- Monty Python
"I Used To Be Irish Catholic"- George Carlin
"Dungeons and Dragons"- The Dead Alewives *
"Let's Make A Dope Deal"- Cheech and Chong
"Tai Kwon Leep/ Boot To The Head"- The Frantics
"A Whalin'"- The Foremen

"Banana Boat Song"- Stan Freberg