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Dad Rock Diary: Gene Simmons - Gene Simmons (1978) Disney songs, Cher, and Beatles knock-offs? Don't get me wrong, it's not all that good, but man, the nads it took to release this. Laudable Lyrics: And if you cross yourself at night I'll come and see you, don't run an' hide.

Dad Rock Diary: Sir Lord Baltimore - Kingdom Come (1970) Sort of what you might get if Spinal Tap were a serious band. That's not meant as an insult. Laudable Lyrics: I know what’s evil in the wake of a wicked wind. Thunder, lightning, caught me in the storm of sin.

One Sheet Words of Wisdom: Kaleidoscope (1966) "Finding patterns is the essence of wisdom." - Dennis Prager

Dad Rock Diary: Anthrax - Fistful of Metal (1983) Had to double check to make sure the setting wasn't on 1.5x speed. Nope, that's just how fast these guys play. Laudable Lyrics: So ruthless and vicious to have no remorse. He who lives by the sword dies by the sword.

One Sheet Words of Wisdom: Dr Cyclops (1940) "A determined soul will do more with a rusty monkey wrench than a loafer will accomplish with all the tools in a machine shop." - Robert Hughes

One Sheet Words of Wisdom: The Wild Angels (1966) "When I need to identify rebels, I look for men with principles." - Frank Herbert

Dad Rock Diary: Roxy Music - Avalon (1982) Swan song for Roxy 2.0 goes down so smooth you might not realize how good the whole thing tasted until you stop and take time to think about it. Laudable Lyrics: Through the long lonely night, Heaven knows, I believe.

Dad Rock Diary: Fapardokly - Fapardokly (1967) Byrds inspired for sure, but also reminds you all those hippies grew up listening to the radio during the 1950's. Laudable Lyrics: You don't have to be important to see the world girl... Just load your mind and leave your luggage.

Sing A New Song: Dogleg - Melee (2020) Hardcore Emo? Basically a hyperactive soundtrack to whatever video game the band had playing in their brains. Laudable lyrics: But still, I trod on, unflinching wrists. I can never tell, was I good enough? I'm never good enough.

Funny Book Philosophy: 1st Issue Special 010 (1976)