Hmmm..all I wanna know, Scaramouch is which silhouette is that famous photo of Bowie going down on Mick Ronson's guitar?

Thanks,
I've gone '70's rock starlet mode myself.

Hey, I just write about them. I have no idea what porn stars really looked like!

But the 70s rock stars... I could get down with that, but since you're giving a prize away, I assume I'm ineligible.

Hmmm...don't know why Britt Ekland is not overriding mentrual girl!

Trying to change the photo!

You can delete this post later, but when you click on my name, the older photo remains!

While I absolutely love guessing on these chopshop entries, I'm afraid I won't be much help on this one.

Here are my guesses, though:
#13 the dude from Dire Straits
#19 Billy Joel
#30 might be John Bonham from Zeppelin?

Also, your picture is different from the one on chopshop's page. The snake dude (#15) is on the wrong side.

Scar - Obviously some things have been moved around on your picture versus the one on ChopShop, (perhaps to fit better and get the numbers in?) but it appears that there is a guy with a standing microphone on the left side of the ChopShop pic that was replaced on yours with the snake dude, but he wasn't moved anywhere else.

Did that make sense?

OK, here's a start.

1. Gene Simmons
2. Roger Daltrey
6. Pat Benatar (could be Debbie Harry)
7. Crystal Gayle
8. Stevie Wonder
10. Morrissey
11. Pete Townsend
19. Billy Joel
21. Ozzy Osbourne
28. Elvis Costello
29. Michael Stipe (REM)
30. Neil Peart

I'm really just guessing on these. Some ideas ...

4. David Bowie
15. Maybe Jim Morrison (did he ever perform with a snake?)
17. Rod Stewart
22. Stevie Nicks

1. Brian May from Queen
2. James Brown
5. Jim Croche
6. Debbie Harry
7. Joan Baez
8. Gary Newman
9. That guy from Kansas?
10. Liam Gallagher...doh! Liam isn't '70's! Joe Cocker?
11. Pete Townsend
15. Alice Cooper
17. Steven Tyler
19. Rod Stewart
21. Bob Marley
22. Stevie Nicks
23. Patti Smith
24. Lou Reed? naw..Sid Vicious?
29. Bowie or is it Elvis Costello? doh! Elvis is '80's, so Bowie Thin White Duke?

This is all really just a Rorschach Inkblot test of sorts, eh?

I don't know, Laura. Some of those are really out there.

I think you could be on target with 6, 7, 9, 11, 15, 22, 23 and 24.

Oh, I get it now!
It's The Entire Osmond Family Reunion Special!

What's that?
You want us to name every single Osmond? FINE!

Ok, Donny & Marie,... Jimmy, hmmmm.....Merrill, ...Olive, Dad Osmond, ...er..Mitt Romney, The Mormon Tabernacle Choir,...uh Joseph Smith?

Here's my updated guesses.

1. Gene Simmons
2. Roger Daltrey
3.
4. David Bowie
5.
6. Debbie Harry
7. Joan Baez
8. Stevie Wonder
9. Brian May
10. Morrissey (or Joe Strummer)
11. Pete Townsend
12. Bob Marley
13. Rick Nielsen (Cheap Trick)
14.
15. Alice Cooper
16.
17. Meat Loaf
18.
19. Billy Joel
20. Johnny Cash
21. Ozzy Osbourne
22.
23. Patti Smith
24. Tom Petty
25.
26.
27.
28. Elvis Costello
29. Michael Stipe (REM)
30. John Bonham

people. remember its 1972-82. no stipe, morrissey… etc. also no repeats from rockStar, the previous design.

Chopshop - Thanks for the tip. I will replace Stipe and Morrissey from my list. BUT, I was listening to both in 81-82 ... so they definitely fit the timeframe.

true enough… but i try to never slip one in on their first release or anything like that. its more a sense of when that artist was really embraced by the public. i think Chronic Town (REM) came out in 81, but that was just an EP and they were a staple on the college music scene by around 84 with more commercial success toward the 90's.

OK, I'm with you. I'll have to find the results from the RockStar competition.

Scaramouch - I think Jeff Lynne did play cello on stage sometimes. I think that you've got that one. I'm pretty sure 11 is NOT townshend, the hair is wrong. I expect to see Springsteen and Angus Young here as well, but I'll be damned if I can place them anywhere.

I've also noticed that the theme is 'Rebel Rock'. That should narrow things a little.

TIM last list:

no daltrey, bowie, baez, may, morrissey, townshend, neilsen, meat loaf, cash, stipe or bonham.

patti is not 23.

LAURA last list:

no May, James Brown (my bad), Croche, Baez, Newman, Kansas, Gallagher, Cocker, Townsend, Tyler, Stewart, Nicks, Reed, Bowie or Thin White Duke. who is thin white duke?

elvis costello’s biggest critically acclaimed albums came out pre 82 (my aim is true is 77).

my prediction is that nobody figures out 23, 27 or 5.

angus on last one

I gotta bolt for awhile gang. Here is my list so far ... (not very good, I'm afraid) Question marked items mean it's a wild guess on my part.

1. Gene Simmons
2. Leo Sayer?
3.
4. Steven Tyler? Iggy Pop?
5. Engelbert Humperdinck
6. Debbie Harry
7. Crystal Gayle?
8. Stevie Wonder
9.
10. Joe Strummer
11. Johnny Rotten? Bruce Springsteen?
12.
13.
14.
15. Alice Cooper
16. Jeff Lynne (ELO)
17.
18. Jeff Beck?
19. Billy Joel
20.
21. Bob Marley
22.
23.
24. Tom Petty
25.
26.
27.
28. Elvis Costello
29.
30. Neil Peart

Let's get some input from others around here, eh? Chopshop shouldn't have to give us so many hints.

Chop, I really like those individual pictures you made into iPhone bg's for the previous shirt...any chance you could do that here as well? Some of these are just too hard to make out with the images we have to look at...like #5, is that a cigar? Or a kazoo?

yes. i will… as a matter of fact i am going to post a full higher-res image that will not fit on the page here.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chopshopstore/2914091660/sizes/o/

14 Looks like one of the dudes from DEVO. Mothersbaugh I guess cause hes the only one I know.

Ill take a stab at number 5 with Leonard Cohen. He's smoking a cigarette it looks like. How many acoustic guitar players do that? Not too crunchy.

3's probably Frampton. Skinny dude. Casual look.

Tim!
You said #11 is Johnny Rotten!

Time to drink up!

Extends hmmm ...something '70's...bottle of J&B!
Turn up your stereo speakers, Sweetie!

(Cut & paste this link for video, bandages are applied...!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuIHgcdQIVA&feature=related

1. Gene Simmons
2. Leo Sayer
3. Peter Frampton
4. Ian Curtis
5. Leonard Cohen
6. Debbie Harry
7. Joannie Mitchell
8. Donald Fagen
9.
10. Joe Strummer
11.
12. Bob Marley
13. Mark Knopfler
14. Mark Mothersbaugh
15. Alice Cooper
16. Jeff Lynne
17.
18. Jeff Beck
19. Billy Joel
20. Justin Howard - Moody Blues
21. Ozzie Osbourne
22.
23. James Taylor
24. Sid Vicious
25. Tom Petty
26.
27.
28. Elvis Costello
29. Don Knotts
30. Neil Peart/John Bonham

Not sure about a couple of those.

Chopshop:
Thin White Duke is Bowie in one of his many costume changes...

Hey! Maybe they are ALL Bowie at one time or another...which one is his Marianne Faithful as the nun a la Midnight Special duet with Bowie?
"I Got You, Babe!"

E - You know, I really thought that was DEVO at first glance, but I didn't think they came out until after 1982. Now that I see the exploded version of the pic, there's really no doubt.

I had Ozzy for 21 originally, but something that Chopshop said early on made me change it ... I think he implied that Laura was right with the Marley guess. If you look at the hair, I really don't think it's Ozzy.

I'll post my updates shortly.

Quite the puzzle. Note to self - if you want to be a recognizable rock star, get a good pose or schtick.

Here's my updated list.

1. Gene Simmons
2. Leo Sayer
3. Tommy Shaw
4. Ian Curtis (I think E is right on this, but I don’t know much about this guy)
5.
6. Debbie Harry
7. Joni Mitchell
8. Donald Fagen (was sure it was Stevie until I saw the exploded version)
9.
10. Joe Strummer
11. Brian Setzer
12. Bob Marley
13. Mark Knopfler
14. Mark Mothersbaugh
15. Alice Cooper
16. Jeff Lynne
17.
18. Jeff Beck
19. Billy Joel
20. Greg Lake
21. Ozzy Osborne
22.
23. Chrissie Hynde
24. Sid Vicious
25.
26.
27. Steve Howe
28. Elliot Easton
29. Elvis Costello
30. Neil Peart

11. Johnny Thunders
23. Patti Smith - I changed my mind.
26. Van Morrison - guess cause of hat.
29. Tom Waits - cause of hat also.

E - Yes, that hat on 26 is throwing me a little. I've been looking at Waylon et all, but none of those work either. You may have it with Van Morrison.

23 - I keep flipping between Patti Smith and Chrissie Hynde. The guitar made me change my mind.

22- What's the deal here? I wanna say Dio, but right next to Ozzy? Doesn't make sense. Plus, it looks like there's a ballcap or something (dew rag?) ... and what the hell is the white thing on the left side? I'm lost on this one.

17 - Looks like a Meat Loaf or Bon Scott kinda guy. But I can't place him. Could it be the dude from Foreigner?

9 - Looks like an Alvin Lee or Ronnie Montrose type.

4 and 5 - If you're right on these, and you probably are, I am truly impressed.

I'm still trying to force Bruce Springsteen in somewhere. Did he wear a hat early on kinda like #26?

Hmm!

22 - Tim, I thought that was a chic actually. Maybe its a dude in a cloak. I think that's the track you were on. Could that be Meatloaf?

4 - Not sure. Ian Curtis dressed up a little more. Though he had that posture. Is that dude wearing a cuttoff t shirt? Can't see Ian there. I'm on the fence still.

17 - Could also be Meatloaf. Its a singer. The hair looks off though.

Robin Zander should be in there somewhere. He could be 17 theoretically.

Deep Purple would fit in this gang too, maybe 22 is Ian Gilliam.

BTW, if you got high in the 70's or early 80's and someone hums the first few notes of Smoke on the Water, you're gonna finish it yourself, thats just an f.a.k. fact.

E -

22 - I'm still stuck on that white thing on the left side though. What the hell is that?

17 - The hair looks off for Zander, too. His hair wasn't that short.

4 - I'll throw you a curveball here. I thought it was Pat Benatar.

Dmn. Chops said 23 isn't Smith. So I'm back to James Taylor. Maddening.

Open questions...
4
9
11
17
20
22
27

26 too.

If you really look at what Chopshop said, though, he said Patti is not 23. Since he did not rule her out in the list, couldn't that imply that Patti is in the list, but not at 23? I don't know, maybe I'm reading too much into his comments. He also doesn't say that my guess of Tom Petty at 24 is wrongm though clearly it is wrong. Could that imply that Tom Petty is somewhere else in the list?

23 - I really think it's a woman because of the way he/she is standing. The only thing that throws me is the shoulders. Honestly, it looks a lot like Jimmy Page, but I think he was in the previous contest.

25 - I don't think that is Tom Petty. Not skinny enough. But my theory above says that he is in the list somewhere, so you could be right. Aren't the buckles on the jacket a clue? I was thinking maybe Neal Schon from Journey. He wore jackets like that all the time.

11 - not Brian Setzer?
20 - not Greg Lake?

22 is killing me ...

Tim, 25 could be off too.

Not positive that 11 and 20 aren't those guys, just not totally 'on board'.

24 HAS to be Sid. I'd bet 1000 mortgages on it.

22 could be Silent Bob, if only he was a rocker.

Finally, for tonight, The Eagles should be on here somewhere, no? That's their time for shizzle. Maybe Joe Walsh solo?...

Here's a few more thoughts for the night.

25 - Bob Weir
24 - No doubt, it's Sid Vicious

20 - E sayes this is the dude from Moody Blues. I was looking at that originally, but I really associate them more with the 60's, so I ruled them out. Could be wrong.

jul’s last list:

no sayer, May, Reed, Cash, Ronstadt, Harris, Manzarek, Ronson, Prince, Townshend, Hunter, Daltrey, Beck, Lightfoot, Nicks, Robertson, Nugent, Bowie, Bonham. 6 is not patty and 25 is not petty. Holy shit, i cannot beleive you got Drake on 23! i figured nobody would get that.

tims last:

no Sayer, Shaw, Curtis, Fagen, Setzer, Beck, Lake, Howe, Easton and 23 is not hynde and 29 is not costello. look at your first list, there are about 3 on there that are right that have since drifted.

E's list:

no Sayer, Frampton, Curtis, Fagen, Beck, Howard, Taylor, Knotts and no Bonham. 25 is not petty and don knotts would be a truly funny addition. truly impressive on #5.

since the list… tom waits… look to the right. you win 1000 mortgages. no taylor, gilliam, zander, curtis, benetar or meatloaf. sorry about the eagles. i just couldn’t figure who from the band deserved it and when i decided walsh should be here i just couldn’t fit him.

–––––

dudes that should be here but i just didn’t get em in: walsh, elton, stewart and i dropped the ball on james brown. also, many of the guesses here would be eliminated if you look at the previous design as there are no dupes.

i also still think some guesses are out of era, remember i try not to add folks whose careers just began during the period specified. there are some who come close.

not sure if this has been clear, but when i say “no…” that means that those talents are not in the design at all. not just that the specific guess is wrong. when i say, “x is not…” that means the specific guess is wrong.

also hint is that 3, 6, 7 and 27 are the only women here.

crazy that you guys got 23 and 5. i guessed you wouldn’t ever get those. now i am guessing you will never get 27 (although its been mentioned) and 29. from what i see the only ones on here that nobody has even suggested the names of thus far are 2, 11, 29, 22, 20 and 18.

remember to use http://www.flickr.com/photos/chopshopstore/2914091660/sizes/o/. i think its near impossible to get most of these without the hi-res and kudos to all the ones you got before i posted that.

bonus credit for the one who gets the missing #31 from the hi-res!

yes. on #31.

your last list:

no on Bolan (last design), Raitt, Turner, Gayle, Muskouri, Rundgren, Page
(last design), Richards (last design), Anderson (last design), Stewart, Thompson, Eddie Money (dear god no), Marriott, Van Zandt, Santana, Byrne, Moon

you had patti and waits in the wrong spot.

a whole bunch of those were chosen right previously, so if someone goes through the previous reviews… you will likely have about 75% right. i can only say when they are wrong cause i’m a stinker.

Here's my compilation based on the input from Chopshop this morning:

1. Gene Simmons
2.
3. Patti Smith
4. Iggy Pop
5. Leonard Cohen
6. Debbie Harry
7. Joni Mitchell
8. Stevie Wonder
9. Tom Petty
10. Joe Strummer
11.
12. Bob Marley
13. Mark Knopfler
14. Mark Mothersbaugh
15. Alice Cooper
16. Jeff Lynne
17.
18.
19. Billy Joel
20.
21. Ozzy Osborne
22.
23. Nick Drake
24. Sid Vicious
25. Bruce Springsteen
26. Tom Waits
27. Chrissie Hynde
28. Elvis Costello
29.
30. Neil Peart

tims list:

massive.

2 is practically taken right off one of their album covers.

11 is band related to someone else on here.

17 has been mentioned here but not assigned correctly

18 has distinctive facial hair that could not be replicated in silhouette.

20 may be considered by some an 80’s act, but i insist their best work was easily the material from the late 70’s.

22 i think maybe nobody here is into this dude, cause if you know him… you would know this classic outfit from their most noted tour.

29 people may poo-poo him being here, i dropped him in because i insist. kind of like tull on the last tee. he is also right on the edge of the timeline here. biggest years were 79-82.

2 -
11 - Mick Jones
17 -
18 - Frank Zappa
20 - Dan Fogelberg
22 - Ronnie Van Zandt (Skynard)
29 - Joe Jackson.

Oops. Looks like Zandt has been tried. Dmn.

2.
11. Billy Idol
17.
18.
20. Mike Rutherford
22.
29. Joe Jackson

e:

no fogelberg, van zandt… wow. you got the tough one.

tim:

idol… dude. 80's. no idol or rutherford.

Thank for the clues Chops. I think this is where we stand now:

1. Gene Simmons
2.
3. Patti Smith
4. Iggy Pop
5. Leonard Cohen
6. Debbie Harry
7. Joni Mitchell
8. Stevie Wonder
9. Tom Petty
10. Joe Strummer
11. Mick Jones
12. Bob Marley
13. Mark Knopfler
14. Mark Mothersbaugh
15. Alice Cooper
16. Jeff Lynne
17.
18. Frank Zappa
19. Billy Joel
20.
21. Ozzy Osborne
22.
23. Nick Drake
24. Sid Vicious
25. Bruce Springsteen
26. Tom Waits
27. Chrissie Hynde
28. Elvis Costello
29. Joe Jackson
30. Neil Peart

chop - I put Idol in because I keep trying to force some Generation X, Dead Kennedys or Black Flag into the mix. You know ... Rebel Rockers. Definitely late 70s, but not mainstream so I probably reached there. I expected to see Henry Rollins (Black Flag) but can't get him in there.

I put Rutherford in as a reach because of your 'best work in the 70s' comment. which I would definitely agree with when it comes to Genesis.

I haven't really been able to look at it much today ... I'll look at it more tonight, if there is anything left.

ah, i see that logic. truly… but no genesis or idol in there.

2 has an afro you know.

17 has been mentioned in this thread before and disappeared but was never correctly assigned. look at the hi-res. it seems obvious to me, especially considering the way he is singing into the mic.

20 considered to have some of the earliest elements of new wave

22 the thing on the side of his head are glasses or shades of a sort.

2 - Phil Lynott

phil isnot

Dang. He rocked though. Thin Lizzy rulez!

2. Michael Jackson
17. Leo Sayer
20. Graham Parsons
22 - One of the dudes from Seals and Crofts (shudder)

E - I was waiting to see which one of us would write Michael down first. I've been thinking that for awhile but didn't see him as a rebel rocker. Besides, he would have been with the Jackson Five during the 'fro years ... and they definitely weren't rebel rockers.

I'm thinking more along the lines of Edwin Starr or something, but I gotta do more research. Just now sitting down to it.

P.S. Did we every really rule out Van Morrison (who I say is more 60's anyway) or Bon Scott for 20?

errr 17, not 20

Could be Bon Scott, Van was in the previous one I believe.

Good luck Tim. I'm swinging at wild pitches at this point.

Here we go ....

2. Sly Stone
17. Van Morrison
20. Ric Ocasik (pretty sure this is wrong; still looking)
22. Klaus Meine

Damn. Yeah. I can totally see Sly. I think that's it. Good hustle Tim.

Just making observation here. 20 looks like he's got an acoustic guitar and kind of a pouffy jacket. Can't pin that look. (Moody Blues were on it once though).

Could be the wrong track...

Yes, but they were predominately late 60's and early 70's. Chop says that this group is considered to be early new wave, mostly known for their 80's hits, but he thinks their 70's work is better.

Initially, I thought The Cars fit into this nicely, but now I'm thinking a little bigger than that. My guess for 20 has changed ...

20. Andy Summers (though I will admit the acoustic has me iffy on this too)

Juls - I have Paul Weller on my list of possibilities as well. BUT, how do you reconcile his timeframe with the clue Chop gave that they're best known for their work in the 80's? I don't see them being significant enough on the New Wave scene. (unless you're talking about his Style Council stuff)

E:

no on all. people will not let leo sayer go.

tim:

no to morrison (previous design) and meine

juls:

shit… i was planning on jam being on the 80's one. style council doesn’t really cut it. they should have been on here. them and james brown and joe walsh.

and then there were two.

Juls - These are the ones that are known so far ... confirmed by Chop

Thank for the clues Chops. I think this is where we stand now:

1. Gene Simmons
2. Sly Stone
3. Patti Smith
4. Iggy Pop
5. Leonard Cohen
6. Debbie Harry
7. Joni Mitchell
8. Stevie Wonder
9. Tom Petty
10. Joe Strummer
11. Mick Jones
12. Bob Marley
13. Mark Knopfler
14. Mark Mothersbaugh
15. Alice Cooper
16. Jeff Lynne
17.
18. Frank Zappa
19. Billy Joel
20. Andy Summers
21. Ozzy Osborne
22.
23. Nick Drake
24. Sid Vicious
25. Bruce Springsteen
26. Tom Waits
27. Chrissie Hynde
28. Elvis Costello
29. Joe Jackson
30. Neil Peart

We are still working on only two;

17 - which I believe to be Bon Scott
22 - No idea; I really though I had it with Klaus Meine

tim:

no summers, scott or meine. go back to an earlier thought for 20.

juls:

10 is Johnny Rotten?

Oops, sorry.

20 is Ric Ocasek

I'll be damned.

17 is Johnny Rotten? I gave up on him when we got Sid Vicious

22 is testing the very best of my best Googling skills.

Ok. So it's 17 and 22 and 17 has been mentioned but not correctly. I think that's the case.

Good eye with Ric Ocasek (assuming it' right.) DMN!

Yes, and if I'm reading between the lines ... 17 is definitely Johnny Rotten. He fits all the clues, just slipped through the cracks. Besides, look at the picture.

22 - I've gone everywhere from Candace Night (Rainbow) to Allen Collins (Rossington Collins Band) on this one. I've looked at 50 trench coat rockers ... none seem to fit. I thought I nailed it with Klaus (I even saw the Scorpions 4 times in the early 80s, so I was really kicking myself that I hadn't gotten it earlier), but I was wrong. I've even looked through a bunch of old Judas Priest stuff ... nothing.

From what I can tell, the dude (it is a dude) has long, wavy (or permed) hair, is wearing some kind of small cap and goggles of some kind, and is looking away from the mike in the picture. Plus, you have the trench coat and boots. I thought it was some kind of early Industrial Rock band, but I got nothing.

17 - Ian Hunter

cause of the hair

e - Ian Hunter was ruled out already in one of Juls' early lists.

I don't think that Johnny Thunders has been ruled out yet. He is possible, but more obscure than Johnny Rotten.

Yeah. Your right. Good catch.

Thunders though? He was a guitar guy. Still, could be...

Posture wise, 17 could totally be Mr. Rotten.

no thunders or hunter.

now for 22

F _ _ _ Y _ _ _ M _ _ _

FannyFknMae!

F _ _ E Y _ _ _ M _ _ D

got me. somebody get this manana.

Good game chops. very, very clever.

Are you saying that this is George Clinton?

FREE YOUR MIND

DING

i don't usually specify too much, but… that is GC from the MOTHERSHIP tour in the white trenchcoat and goggle/shades. bootsy would have been awesome here, but you have to see GC as the more influential talent from funkadelic.

Man, I looked ay Funkadelic pics many times over the past few days. Never would have guessed that one.

Thanks for all the helpful clues. We would be lucky to have half of them otherwise.

1. Gene Simmons
2. Sly Stone
3. Patti Smith
4. Iggy Pop
5. Leonard Cohen
6. Debbie Harry
7. Joni Mitchell
8. Stevie Wonder
9. Tom Petty
10. Joe Strummer
11. Mick Jones
12. Bob Marley
13. Mark Knopfler
14. Mark Mothersbaugh
15. Alice Cooper
16. Jeff Lynne
17. Johnny Rotten
18. Frank Zappa
19. Billy Joel
20. Andy Summers
21. Ozzy Osborne
22. George Clinton
23. Nick Drake
24. Sid Vicious
25. Bruce Springsteen
26. Tom Waits
27. Chrissie Hynde
28. Elvis Costello
29. Joe Jackson
30. Neil Peart

True, but Bootsy I might have gotten. GC was a good one. I was way off track.

20 still wrong.

Oops. forgot to change that one. Man, I messed that one up two or three times.

Here we go:

1. Gene Simmons
2. Sly Stone
3. Patti Smith
4. Iggy Pop
5. Leonard Cohen
6. Debbie Harry
7. Joni Mitchell
8. Stevie Wonder
9. Tom Petty
10. Joe Strummer
11. Mick Jones
12. Bob Marley
13. Mark Knopfler
14. Mark Mothersbaugh
15. Alice Cooper
16. Jeff Lynne
17. Johnny Rotten
18. Frank Zappa
19. Billy Joel
20. Ric Ocasek
21. Ozzy Osborne
22. George Clinton
23. Nick Drake
24. Sid Vicious
25. Bruce Springsteen
26. Tom Waits
27. Chrissie Hynde
28. Elvis Costello
29. Joe Jackson
30. Neil Peart

E, Juls - I'm particularly impressed with Cohen and Drake. Those were way outta my league. Admittedly, I had no idea who those guys were.

brush up on yer 80’s. this time, its not going to be just the highly respected musicians either. you can’t have the 80’s without some of the dredge!

I'm ready ...

scaramouch… will you ever do the fandango?