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The Dead Milkmen Lyrics

Genre: Rock

The Dead Milkmen Lyrics - by Popularity

1 At The Moment
2 All Around The World
3 How It's Gonna Be
4 Beige Sunshine
5 Labor Day [Previously Unreleased]
6 God's Kid Brother
7 She's Affected
8 Bitchin' Camaro
9 Meaningless Upbeat Happy Song
10 Silly Dreams
11 Melora Says
12 Quality Of Death
13 Buried In The Sky
14 Big Deal
15 I Hear Your Name
16 The Girl With The Strong Arm
17 The King In Yellow / William Bloat
18 Belafonte's Inferno
19 Fauxhemia
20 (Theme From)Blood Orgy of the Atomic Fern
21 The Thing That Only Eats Hippies
22 Can't Relax
23 Big Lizard
24 Caitlin Childs
25 Surfin' Cow
26 If I Had A Gun
27 Shaft In Greenland
28 Some Young Guy
29 The Secret Of Life
30 Bitchin' Camero
31 Passport To Depravity
32 Solvents (For Home And Industry)
33 The Pit
34 Serrated Edge
35 Part 3
36 Little Man In My Head
37 Swampland of Desire
38 Instant Club Hit (You'll Dance to Anything)
39 Labor Day
40 Life Is Shit
41 Commodify Your Dissent
42 Epic Tales of Adventure
43 I Hate You, I Love You
44 City Of Mud
45 Beach Song
46 Milkmen Stomp
47 Wonderfully Colored Plastic War Toys
48 Howard Beware
49 Watching Scotty Die
50 Dance With Me
51 Take Me Apart
52 Jellyfish Heaven
53 Now Everybody's Me
54 RC's Mom
55 Violent School
56 I Hate Myself
57 I Am The Walrus
58 Shapes of Things
59 Swordfish
60 Stuart
61 Big Scary Place
62 Do the Brown Nose
63 V.F.W.
64 If You Love Somebody, Set Them on Fire
65 The Badger Song
66 I Tripped Over The Ottoman
67 My Many Smells
68 Rock 'N' Roll Queen
69 If You Love Someone Set Them On Fire
70 Now Everybody’s Me
71 Filet of Sole
72 Laundromat Song
73 Rastabilly
74 Ask Me to Dance
75 I Don't Wanna
76 Wonderfully Coloured Plastic War Toys
77 Peter Bazooka
78 Going to Graceland
79 Dollar Signs In Her Eyes
80 Ringo Buys A Rifle
81 Right Wing Pigeons
82 Big Lizard in my Backyard
83 Fifty Things
84 Nitro Burning Funny Cars
85 The Guitar Song
86 Happy Is
87 Tiny Town
88 Vince Lombardi Service Center
89 Punk Rock Girl
90 Dean's Dream
91 The Fez
92 Hangman
93 Smokin' Banana Peels
94 Sri Lanka Sex Hotel
95 Moron
96 Take Me to the Specialist
97 Brat In the Frat
98 Six Days
99 Lucky
100 Cold Hard Ground
101 Bad Party
102 Born to Love Volcanos
103 Two Feet Off The Ground
104 Big Time Operator
105 Plum Dumb
106 Milkmen Stomp [Previously Unreleased]
107 Don't Deny Your Inner Child
108 Girl Hunt
109 Bleach Boys
110 Spit Sink
111 Rocketship
112 Junkie
113 Kksuck2
114 Or Maybe It Is
115 Anderson, Walkman, Buttholes and How!
116 In Praise of Sha Na Na
117 Instant Club Hit
118 Everybody’s Got Nice Stuff But Me
119 Gorilla Girl
120 Takin' Retards to the Zoo
121 Tugena
122 I Walk The Thinnest Line
123 The Conspiracy Song
124 I'm Flying Away
125 The Great Boston Molasses Flood
126 Earwig
127 Cousin Earl
128 Methodist Coloring Book
129 When I Get To Heaven
130 Nutrition
131 Now I Wanna Hold Your Dog
132 Tacoland
133 Here Comes Mr. X
134 I Started To Hate You
135 The Big Sleazy
136 The Blues Song
137 Like To Be Alone
138 Where The Tarantula Lives
139 Anthropology Days [BONUS]
140 Air Crash Museum
141 Beach Party Vietnam
142 I Against Osbourne
143 13th Century Boy

The Dead Milkmen Bio

The Dead Milkmen is an American satirical punk rock band formed in 1983 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They consisted of vocalist and keyboardist Rodney Linderman ("Rodney Anonymous"), guitarist and vocalist Joe Genaro ("Joe Jack Talcum"), bassist Dave Schulthise ("Dave Blood") and drummer Dean Sabatino ("Dean Clean").

Beginning within the local underground hardcore scene of the early 1980s, the band established their jangly punk sound, which they coupled with prominent humor delivered in heavy Philadelphia accents. After garnering an underground following through extensive touring and college radio attention, they enjoyed international success on the strength of 1988's "Punk Rock Girl", a single from their Beelzebubba album which entered into MTV rotation. Health problems and an ill-fated stint with the major label Hollywood Records in the wake of their success led to the group's 1995 breakup. In total, they issued eight studio albums, one live record, and numerous peripheral releases before disbanding.

In 2008, the group reunited and began working on new material, with new bassist Dan Stevens replacing the deceased Schulthise. They released The King in Yellow in 2011, their first studio album in 16 years.