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* BlackSheepHit: The band were a struggling NewWave band when their label ordered them to create a {{Christmas Song|s}} for an anthology album it was producing. Several months later the band was on tour in December and they were shocked to learn that the song, "Chistmas Wrapping" was a big hit on the radio. It has remained a seasonal favorite to this day.
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* BlackSheepHit: The band were a struggling NewWave NewWaveMusic band when their label ordered them to create a {{Christmas Song|s}} for an anthology album it was producing. Several months later the band was on tour in December and they were shocked to learn that the song, "Chistmas Wrapping" was a big hit on the radio. It has remained a seasonal favorite to this day.
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* NoHitWonder: OneHitWonder retrospectives like listing the Waitresses, but the truth is that they actually ''never'' cracked the top 40, in the US or the UK (though they are a OneHitWonder in Australia). "I Know What Boys Like" hit #62. "Christmas Wrapping" hit #45 in the UK. And yet the two songs were so memorable that they still get airplay today.
* OldShame: Subverted as Butler thinks the music on their second album, ''Bruiseology'' is very good, but he’s still not proud of the record, because the band had just gotten off the road and thus were irritable during recording, and he regretted that it lead to the band falling apart.
* OldShame: Subverted as Butler thinks the music on their second album, ''Bruiseology'' is very good, but he’s still not proud of the record, because the band had just gotten off the road and thus were irritable during recording, and he regretted that it lead to the band falling apart.
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* CreatorBacklash: While Butler thinks the music on their second album, ''Bruiseology'' is very good, he’s still not proud of the record, because the band had just gotten off the road and thus were irritable during recording, and he regretted that it lead to the band falling apart.
* NoHitWonder: OneHitWonder retrospectives like listing the Waitresses, but the truth is that they actually ''never'' cracked the top 40, in the US or the UK (though they are a OneHitWonder in Australia). "I Know What Boys Like" hit #62. "Christmas Wrapping" hit #45 in the UK. And yet the two songs were so memorable that they still get airplaytoday.
* OldShame: Subverted as Butler thinks the music on their second album, ''Bruiseology'' is very good, but he’s still not proud of the record, because the band had just gotten off the road and thus were irritable during recording, and he regretted that it lead to the band falling apart.today.
* NoHitWonder: OneHitWonder retrospectives like listing the Waitresses, but the truth is that they actually ''never'' cracked the top 40, in the US or the UK (though they are a OneHitWonder in Australia). "I Know What Boys Like" hit #62. "Christmas Wrapping" hit #45 in the UK. And yet the two songs were so memorable that they still get airplay
* OldShame: Subverted as Butler thinks the music on their second album, ''Bruiseology'' is very good, but he’s still not proud of the record, because the band had just gotten off the road and thus were irritable during recording, and he regretted that it lead to the band falling apart.
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* BlackSheepHit: The band were a struggling NewWave band when their label ordered them to create a {{Christmas Song|s}} for an anthology album it was producing. Several months later the band was on tour in December and they were shocked to learn that the song, "Chistmas Wrapping" was a big hit on the radio. It has remained a seasonal favorite to this day.
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* NoHitWonder: OneHitWonder retrospectives like listing the Waitresses, but the truth is that they actually ''never'' cracked the top 40, in the US or the UK (though they are a OneHitWonder in Australia). "I Know What Boys Like" hit #62. "Christmas Wrapping" hit #45 in the UK. And yet the two songs were so memorable that they still get airplay today.
* OldShame: Subverted as Butler thinks the music on their second album, ''Bruiseology'' is very good, but he’s still not proud of the record, because the band had just gotten off the road and thus were irritable during recording, and he regretted that it lead to the band falling apart.
* OldShame: Subverted as Butler thinks the music on their second album, ''Bruiseology'' is very good, but he’s still not proud of the record, because the band had just gotten off the road and thus were irritable during recording, and he regretted that it lead to the band falling apart.
