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|Song Name = Guitar Was The Case | |Song Name = Guitar Was The Case | ||
Revision as of 00:40, 1 September 2021
Tony Millionaire's artwork for the song
| song name | Guitar Was the Case |
| artist | Mono Puff |
| releases | Unsupervised, TMBG Clock Radio |
| year | 1996 |
| first played | June 27, 1996 (14 known performances) |
| run time | 2:38 |
| sung by |  Instrumental
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Trivia/Info
- The title is a reference to the Snoop Dogg song "Murder Was the Case".
- Flansburgh says, "Originally written as a ska song for a TV program and later rejected by finicky producers, this track takes some of its melodic inspiration from 'Hall Of Heads' off of TMBGs Apollo 18 album, and a lot of its vibe from the recordings of the Ventures and Dick Dale. It's essentially a surf guitar duel between me (on the right speaker) and Mr. Mike Viola of the Candy Butchers (on the left speaker.) It also introduces the awesome boogie-power of the rhythm section: Mr. Hal Cragin (Iggy Pop) and Mr. Steve Calhoon (Skeleton Key)."
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