Couch Flambeau - Models mp3 album

Couch Flambeau is an American punk rock band, formed in 1981 in Milwaukee, WI. The band is known for the biting wit of their lyrics. They have released three full length albums: Mammal Insect Marriage (1983) on Ludwig Van Ear, The Day the Music Died (1985) and Ghostride (1989) both on It's Only a Record Records. They have also released two tapes, Curiosity Rocks (1982), Rock With Your Sock On (1987) and the EP, Models (1987).

Two dollars from the sale of each burger goes to support WMSE Radio programming. While we’re excited and honored to part of the event, quite frankly, we’re puzzled why the band known for songs heralding steak, porkwings, tainted pig roasts, and dgsicle-overdoses was paired with the VEGAN dish. Wot-A-Caper!! Bon Appetit! Couch Flambeau

Couch Flambeau - Look at Dog 03:11. Couch Flambeau - Cross-Eyed Ming Ming 03:41. Couch Flambeau - Go to Hell 02:47. Couch Flambeau - Check the Trap 02:29.

COUCH FLAMBEAU Curiosity Rocks (no label) 1982 Mammal Insect Marriage (Ludwig Van Ear) 1983 The Day the Music Died (It's Only a Record) 1985 Rock with Your Sock On (It's Only a Record) 1987 Ghostride (It's Only a Record) 1989. Education is a dangerous thing, and these Wisconsin smartboys have been in school far too long for public safety.

Couch Flambeau is an American punk rock band, formed in 1981 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They have released four full length albums: Mammal Insect Marriage (1983) (on Ludwig Van Ear Records), The Day the Music Died (1985) and Ghostride (1989) (both on It's Only a Record Records), and a self-titled CD (1998)

Couch Flambeau is an American punk rock band, formed in 1981 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They have released four full length albums: Mammal Insect Marriage (1983) (on Ludwig Van Ear Records), The Day the Music Died (1985) and Ghostride (1989) (both on It's Only a Record Records), and a self-titled CD (1998)

The former contains sketchy versions of 'ADM 12' and 'I Don't Want to Be an Eddie,' as well as 'Mobile Home,' 'Satan's School for Girls' and 'Curtains for You,' all of which resurfaced on Couch's third album. The Day the Music Died gets off to a slow start with the instrumental title track, but revs into high gear with 'We'll Go Through the Windshield Together,' a romantic tale of vehicular homicide (complete with sound effects) told from the victim's perspective.