… I’ve always toyed with the idea that the Flying Lizards represented rock and roll from some sort of alternative universe.
David Cunningham, Zigzag magazine, 1984
Formed: England, 1976
Featured album: The Flying Lizards (1980)
… I’ve always toyed with the idea that the Flying Lizards represented rock and roll from some sort of alternative universe.
David Cunningham, Zigzag magazine, 1984
Formed: England, 1976
Featured album: The Flying Lizards (1980)
We… come from the same place of just hating what we heard, and wanting to make something that was even worse that people would hate even more and somehow get paid for it. That’s what we were trying to do; make the worst records possible.
Paul Leary, Our Band Could Be Your Life, 2001
Formed: 1981, Texas, USA
Featured album: Locust Abortion Technician (1987)
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