The Queers - My Old Mans A Fatso
Review by Donielle Alicea
The album "My Old Mans A Fatso" by the Queers is a punk rock classic that showcases the band's raw energy and irreverent humor. With catchy hooks and fast-paced beats, the songs on this album are sure to get listeners pumped up and moshing along. From the opening track "I Met Her at the Rat" to the closing anthem "I'm Useless," the Queers deliver a rollicking ride that is both fun and unapologetically punk. While the lyrics may not be for everyone, those who appreciate the band's tongue-in-cheek attitude and rebellious spirit will find much to enjoy on this album. "My Old Mans A Fatso" is a must-have for any fan of punk rock or the Queers themselves.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Murder In The Brady House | ||
| My Old Man's A Fatso | ||
| Meatwagon | ||
| MacArthur's Park |
Video
The Queers - Murder in the Brady House
The Queers - My Old Man's a Fatso
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Catalog Numbers
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
About The Queers
The Queers are punk rock band formed in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, in 1982. Their sound is heavily influenced by the , and '60s bubblegum pop and their songs often feature humorous and juvenile lyrics. The original line up consisted of (Vocals/Guitar), (Vocals/Bass), and Rutherford (Drums).
Name Vars
- Queers
Aliases
- Drunken Cholos
Members
- Joe King
- Jay Adelberg
- Phillip Hill
- Dusty Watson
- Hugh O'Neill
- Dan Schafer
- Chris Fields
- Steve Visneau
- Rick Orcutt
- Chris Barnard
- Dave Swain
- Greg Urbatis
- Danny Sullivan
- JJ Rassler
- Evan Shore
- Justin Disease
- Skylar Suorez
- Bobby Gaudreau
- Sean Rowley
- Kevin Kecy
- Dave Trevino
- Wimpy Rutherford
- Scott Gildersleeve
- Geoff Palmer
- Keith Hages
Comments
fuckin sweet
In no ways better than the original.
@mikeinoakland never heard a shit angry samoan song /cover yet one of the best bands one has heard ever heard not an ass kisser by the way lol ;) and 1 question are you metal mike for real wb
Dammed G R E A T ! In loop in my brain since I 've listen to for the first time . Thanks man for this great video
It's more recent than Screeching Weasels version ok , but I'm crazy for this QUEERS version because it's more powerful , faster and full-bodied .
Can I singin' twice " Blood is on the TV screen and no-one even cares " ?
The queers versions better than screeching weasel just for the reason of how raw this track sounds dont get me wrong weasels version is a top track one of my all times faves but it just lacks something
nah
ha
@TheDumbNerd13 thanks for clearing this up. the trivia will continue forever and ever.
This is the better version. I don't know who covered who, but I fackin love this song :D
Wrong the douche of douches, ben himself, wrote the original and superior version. Back when his band actually was punk and relevant. Nowadays his only claim to fame is his pathetic attemtpted sex acts on a woman at a show. Yes he punched her but he really wanted to have sex with her and couldn't stand she put him in his fucking place as the sexist arrogant whiny idiot he is.
Carol is apparently the only normal one in the Brady bunch, The fucks up with that...
Marcia Brady killed her parents
Had this up and they deleted it great song thanks
awesome song.
Prefer the original, but love how SW and The Queers cover each others songs.
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