Spinal Tap - This Is Spinal Tap 1984

Spinal Tap	Birth name	Birthplace
Born/Died	Official Site	Wikipedia (band) Wikipedia (movie)

Christopher Guest	Christopher Haden-Guest aka: Feb 1948 Mister Christopher Haden-Guest May 1987 The Honourable Christopher Haden-Guest April 1996 The Right Honourable The Lord Haden-Guest	New York City, New York, USA
Feb 05 1948 -	Official Site	Wikipedia

Michael McKean	Michael John McKean	New York City, New York, USA
Oct 17 1947 -	Twitter	Wikipedia

Harry Shearer	Harry Julius Shearer	Los Angeles, California, USA
Dec 23 1943 -	Official Site	Wikipedia

1984's perfect, side-splitting rock documentary spoof This Is Spinal Tap wouldn't have succeeded if Spinal Tap's "original" music didn't properly mimic what it poked fun at. But not only does the music have the exact traits of hard rock and heavy metal, the lyrics are a scream. The soundtrack features the howlingly funny songs used in director Rob Reiner's film. The music was all co-written by Reiner, Michael McKean (aka vocalist/guitarist David St. Hubbins), Christopher Guest (aka lead guitarist Nigel Tufnel), and Harry Shearer (aka bassist Derek Smalls). McKean, Guest, and Shearer -- all extremely talented comic actors and writers -- are credited with performing the music along with a keyboardist, drummer, and synthesizer player. "Hell Hole" and "Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight" are mindlessly catchy. The appropriately melodramatic "Heavy Duty" has a cliched, hysterical chorus. "Rock and Roll Creation" and "Stonehenge" mock the music and image of mystical, allegedly demonic bands like Black Sabbath; "Stonehenge" in particular is a riot thanks to Tufnel's narration about the Druids. "Big Bottom" and "Sex Farm" are two more highlights that needle the rampant misogyny, sexism, and machismo in the heavy metal subculture. "America," "Cups and Cakes," "Gimme Some Money," and "(Listen to The) Flower People" show a keen sense of rock history because they are meant to illustrate the '60s pop and psychedelia that influenced heavy metal's originators. The fictional liner notes are very funny too; included are the album covers of "Rock ‘N' Roll Creation," "Brainhammer," "Shark Sandwich," "Heavy Metal Memories," "The Sun Never Sweats," and "Intravenus de Milo," as well as the band's bio in The Rocklopedia Brittanicus. The 2000 remastered CD -- re-released in conjunction with the DVD and VHS re-releases -- includes lyrics and two versions of "Christmas With the Devil" as bonus tracks. ~AllMusic

01 Hell Hole 3:06
02 Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight 2:35
03 Heavy Duty 4:26
04 Rock And Roll Creation 4:06
05 America 3:29
06 Cups And Cakes 1:31
07 Big Bottom 3:31
08 Sex Farm 3:19
09 Stonehenge 4:36
10 Gimme Some Money 2:24
11 (Listen To The) Flower People 2:33

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Their other material on this blog is HERE The following are WANTED
Ultra Rare Tap Volume 11 (Bootleg)		The Return Of Spinal Tap (Video) 2002
Ultimate Rock 'N Roll Creation (Bootleg)		Break Like The Wind, The Videos 1993
None More Black (Bootleg)

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