PHONE JERKS - s/t LP hip hop mid-1970s King Crimson and a

mid-1970s King Crimson and a little bit of Zeuhl and melds all the influences on that album into a singular and unique sound

Michael Nesmith

Orville Neeley (guitars / vocals)

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There were moments during the making of the album in which I was aware I was watching my musical heroes craft something that was sure to become one of my favorite moments on any Queens album

PHONE JERKS - s/t LP hip hop mid-1970s King Crimson and aHighly recommended. Moncton, New Brunswick garage outfit that reminds of '90s greats such as the Rip Offs or Teengenerate meets modern day punk carnage of Gino and the Goons or Sick Thoughts. "Being four upstanding Canadians who value your hard earned dollar, Phone Jerks have delivered almost entirely brand new material for this debut album (along with covers of "Revolution" by Australia's X and "Violence, Anarchy, Baby, Mother, Daddy O, Dig" by