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* PromotedFanboy - When the band was performing at a bar, an audience member requested that they play "Clocked In". The band suggested that he sing it himself. He did, and he was good. The current vocalist was looking to switch to guitar to avoid damaging his voice, so the band hired the fan, Henry Rollins, as their official vocalist.
** Not quite as "face out of the crowd" as it seems. Rollins had established a friendship with the band prior to this. He talks about it in full in his book ''Get In The Van''.
** Not quite as "face out of the crowd" as it seems. Rollins had established a friendship with the band prior to this. He talks about it in full in his book ''Get In The Van''.
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* PromotedFanboy - PromotedFanboy: When the band was performing at a bar, an audience member requested that they play "Clocked In". The band suggested that he sing it himself. He did, and he was good. The current vocalist was looking to switch to guitar to avoid damaging his voice, so the band hired the fan, Henry Rollins, as their official vocalist.
** Not quite as "face out of the crowd" as it seems. Rollins had established a friendship with the band prior to this. He talks about it in full in his book ''GetIn The in the Van''.
** Not quite as "face out of the crowd" as it seems. Rollins had established a friendship with the band prior to this. He talks about it in full in his book ''Get
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' and ''Series/MondayNightFootball'' are the only shows mentioned in "TV Party" that are still on the air.
** And AGAIN on the redo of the song Henry did for the West Memphis 3 record. Only ''Monday Night Football'' survived that one!
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Demos for a follow up to ''Damaged'' were recorded in 1982, with most of the same lineup as ''Damaged'' itself, but with Bill Stevenson replacing Robo. Eventual follow up ''My War'' only included re-recorded versions of some of the songs from the demo, and at that point the lineup had shifted from a quintet to a trio (with Greg Ginn playing both guitar and bass). The 1982 demos surfaced as a bootleg and some fans prefer these arrangements because the two guitar lineup sounds fuller.
** And AGAIN on the redo of the song Henry did for the West Memphis 3 record. Only ''Monday Night Football'' survived that one!
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Demos for a follow up to ''Damaged'' were recorded in 1982, with most of the same lineup as ''Damaged'' itself, but with Bill Stevenson replacing Robo. Eventual follow up ''My War'' only included re-recorded versions of some of the songs from the demo, and at that point the lineup had shifted from a quintet to a trio (with Greg Ginn playing both guitar and bass). The 1982 demos surfaced as a bootleg and some fans prefer these arrangements because the two guitar lineup sounds fuller.
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** And AGAIN on the redo of the song Henry did for the West Memphis 3 record. Only ''Monday Night Football'' survived that one!
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Demos for a follow up to ''Damaged'' were recorded in 1982, with most of the same lineup as ''Damaged'' itself, but with Bill Stevenson replacing Robo. Eventual follow up ''My War'' only included re-recorded versions of some of the songs from the demo, and at that point the lineup had shifted from a quartet to a trio (with Greg Ginn playing both guitar and bass). The 1982 demos surfaced as a bootleg and some fans prefer the fuller sound of the two guitar lineup
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Demos for a follow up to ''Damaged'' were recorded in 1982, with most of the same lineup as ''Damaged'' itself, but with Bill Stevenson replacing Robo. Eventual follow up ''My War'' only included re-recorded versions of some of the songs from the demo, and at that point the lineup had shifted from a quartet quintet to a trio (with Greg Ginn playing both guitar and bass). The 1982 demos surfaced as a bootleg and some fans prefer the fuller sound of these arrangements because the two guitar lineuplineup sounds fuller.
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** And AGAIN on the redo of the song Henry did for the West Memphis 3 record. Only ''Monday Night Football'' survived that one!
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** And AGAIN on the redo of the song Henry did for the West Memphis 3 record. Only ''Monday Night Football'' survived that one!one!
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Demos for a follow up to ''Damaged'' were recorded in 1982, with most of the same lineup as ''Damaged'' itself, but with Bill Stevenson replacing Robo. Eventual follow up ''My War'' only included re-recorded versions of some of the songs from the demo, and at that point the lineup had shifted from a quartet to a trio (with Greg Ginn playing both guitar and bass). The 1982 demos surfaced as a bootleg and some fans prefer the fuller sound of the two guitar lineup
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Demos for a follow up to ''Damaged'' were recorded in 1982, with most of the same lineup as ''Damaged'' itself, but with Bill Stevenson replacing Robo. Eventual follow up ''My War'' only included re-recorded versions of some of the songs from the demo, and at that point the lineup had shifted from a quartet to a trio (with Greg Ginn playing both guitar and bass). The 1982 demos surfaced as a bootleg and some fans prefer the fuller sound of the two guitar lineup
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* ColbertBump: "TV Party" closing out the ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' episode "Bender Should Not Be Allowed On TV" earned the band a lot of younger fans.
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* HeyItsThatGuy - Oh look, future Music/{{L7}} founder Suzi Gardner's contributing backing vocals to ''Slip It In''.
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* MoneyDearBoy: While many fans have clamored for a reunion with the most well-known line-up (IE, Rollins singing), it will most likely never happen. Most assume it's because Greg and Henry haven't got along since the last days of the band (true), Henry has simply stated no one who was ever in the band has seen a dime out of Greg and SST Records since the band folded, and before there could even be talk of a reunion, an accounting for money owed to past members would have to happen.
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** Not quite as "face out of the crowd" as it seems. Rollins had established a friendship with the band prior to this. He talks about it in full in his book ''Get In The Van''.
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** Not quite as "face out of the crowd" as it seems. Rollins had established a friendship with the band prior to this. He talks about it in full in his book ''Get In The Van''.Van''.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' and ''Series/MondayNightFootball'' are the only shows mentioned in "TV Party" that are still on the air.
** And AGAIN on the redo of the song Henry did for the West Memphis 3 record. Only ''Monday Night Football'' survived that one!
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' and ''Series/MondayNightFootball'' are the only shows mentioned in "TV Party" that are still on the air.
** And AGAIN on the redo of the song Henry did for the West Memphis 3 record. Only ''Monday Night Football'' survived that one!
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** Not quite as "face out of the crowd" as it seems. Rollins had established a friendship with the band prior to this. He talks about it in full in his book Get In The Van.
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** Not quite as "face out of the crowd" as it seems. Rollins had established a friendship with the band prior to this. He talks about it in full in his book Get ''Get In The Van.Van''.
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* HeyItsThatGuy - Oh look, future Music/{{L7}} founder Suzi Gardner's contributing backing vocals to ''Slip It In''.In''.
* PromotedFanboy - When the band was performing at a bar, an audience member requested that they play "Clocked In". The band suggested that he sing it himself. He did, and he was good. The current vocalist was looking to switch to guitar to avoid damaging his voice, so the band hired the fan, Henry Rollins, as their official vocalist.
** Not quite as "face out of the crowd" as it seems. Rollins had established a friendship with the band prior to this. He talks about it in full in his book Get In The Van.
* PromotedFanboy - When the band was performing at a bar, an audience member requested that they play "Clocked In". The band suggested that he sing it himself. He did, and he was good. The current vocalist was looking to switch to guitar to avoid damaging his voice, so the band hired the fan, Henry Rollins, as their official vocalist.
** Not quite as "face out of the crowd" as it seems. Rollins had established a friendship with the band prior to this. He talks about it in full in his book Get In The Van.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: ''Damaged'' was going to be released nationwide, under an MCA imprint. But the label would have lost money on the record, so they not only wouldn't release it, they filed a legal injunction that prevented Black Flag from releasing ''any'' material on another label for several years. This all but killed the band's chances of making it big.
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