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  • The Most Under Ratted Punk band of all time!!!!!!

  • The greatest US punk band EVER - stuff yer Green Day up yer jacksie!

  • OMG!...that guitar riff, tight drums and bitchin' lyrics (takes talent to rock a song about Tricia Toyota and Abe Vigoda) ...makes "Turning Japanese" sound like lame crap (which, depending on the time both were released, may have been the point).

  • this song is funny as well as catchy

  • on RED

    

  • wow i remember this one from back in the day. high school days:) still sounds good...

  • I,ve been diggin on the Dickies sinse I bought the incredible shrinking album somewhere around 1981? Or was it the Dawn of the Dickies? Anyway, I still have both albums in great condition even though I played the sh%t out of them.

  • It's really Tritia Toyota (? the mis spelling) a news anchor in LA in the late 70's. She's still hot: Google her! And what a song! I'm sure she digs it.

  • Dawn of the Dickies was a great album. And I love this song. Thanks for putting it up.

  • It's a crime this band wasn't more popular.

  • We loved em in the U.K.

  • @99rayb We loved 'em in England, too ;-)

  • Fantastic band. I have this record in blue vinyl. Brilliant :-)

  • oh wow cool, never heard the studio version

    did not even recognize it, at first

    but

    brought a smile to my face

    what a great band and show

    thx 4 posting

  • i remember tricia toyota, i think I love asian women because of her

  • I like The Dickies. Could you subscribe to my channel...TheCherMonkey Channel...

    

  • Tricia Toyota use to be a local anchor/news reporter in the L.A. area on KABC or KCBS. I wonder how she feels being immortalized in this song.

  • @spawnyboy1

    Letritia R. Miyake (aka Tricia Toyota) started on Channel 4 (NBC), but really didn't get famous until her long running sting on Channel 2 (CBS), where many of us White kids in LA got our first case of "Yellow Fever". Then, Connie Chung (Maury Povich's wife) came to the scene to add a little competition

  • I love coming across videos like this, the original studio recordings, that was a great album and the HHS show with Celebrity Skin & Green Jello was sic, one of the craziest nights in Hollywood I have ever had... I miss Oki dogs too

  • Blue vinyl

  • As Leonard Graves Phillips says "Thank- you, thank-you, thank-you, thank-you, thank-you ,thank-you, thank- you, thank- you".

  • @crapple009 "I don't know about you, and if its not too redundant, thank you!

  • Whatever happened to Tritia Toyota?

  • You won't believe it: type in her name on wikipedia. She's a college professor! By the way, click pause on the "celebrity skin" poster in this video. Dickies headlining, with Tiny Tim! And way down the poster, No Doubt!

  • the ol band Celebrity skin ? !

  • @gmartinz01 ..and Green Jelly!!! Man, I had completely forgotten about those guys..

  • What a great song! I remember when I first heard this with Manny, Moe & Jack!

  • One of the most underappreciated bands of all time.

  • i was into slayer and death metal in the early 80s i heard a few dickie songs and decided to see em in phx, i was there in my metal jacket motorhead patches manowar shirt, and attitude THE DICKIES picked me out and made fun of me the whole show , pioking fun at my choice of bands and clothes and ofcourse questioning my sexuality , , I HAD A BLAST EVERYONE WAS COOL THE DICKIES SHOWED ME (A METAL HEAD) HOW HARD THEY COULD PLAY . after that i saw the light ,thank u dickies

  • This is easily one of the coolest stories I've heard. You sir, are a scholar and a gentleman.

  • thank you

  • that story rules

  • thank u

  • @oiyabastard

    Sorry, but that doesn't make much sense. The Dickies share many fans with the 80s metal bands, albeit not so much with the "Hair Bands". I have seen Motorhead and the Dickies on the same stage and on the same night (aka co-billed). The Dickies were influenced by the Ramones, whereas Motorhead performed the R.A.M.O.N.E.S. Tribute song. The Dickies have done many covers of Metal songs and vice-versa

  • @haitipi  where u there dick?

  • @haitipi well u werent there, , and most you music on ur page is ghay

  • @oiyabastard

    I don't have a "Page" so what are you talking abou.

    And was I where? I have seen the Dickies probably more than 30-40 times, starting back when they played at the old Fleetwood in Redondo. They would be seen with a pretty eclectic mix of bands, anything from the DKs , GBH and Black Flag to Berlin, and danceable shit like that.

    So, I guess I was "there" , wherever or WHENever there was

  • @oiyabastard ---I always thought the divide between punk and metal was so STOOOOPID!!! It shouldn't matter if you wear a Manowar t-shirt to a Dickies show or wear a Damned t-shirt to an Iron Maiden concert. Who cares? Why can't you have the freedom to like both kinds of music without being taunted or even worse, getting jumped? That close-minded neanderthalism never sat well with me.

  • @DestroyerofSouls666 I know what ya mean. I remember getting hassled outside the Roxy on Sunset when I was 15 (by the doorman) who didn't get why I was trying to get into some Punk show because of the New Wave way I was dressed. (designer leather mini, vertical striped button up shirt & pink suspenders) "It's got nuthin' to do with you" he said rudely. But I was living with a bunch of faggots freaks and junkies in way more radical surroundings than his dumb job. Yes, I got in - back door fool!

  • @oiyabastard Good story dude - I saw Slayer, who I had loved since their First album, on their Reign in Blood tour of the UK in '87 - I had a shaved head and got continuously punched in the back of it by all the long-hairs....then a crew of them gave me a lift the 25 miles back home!! (no late buses...) I think they respected me for staying down the front right beneath Tom Araya....Punk and Metal go hand in hand brother...

  • @oiyabastard Well, I just saw this comment you wrote from 2 years ago...but I had to write you ~ That is one of the funniest and best 'back in the day' band stories EVER!!! I love it, I love you for sharing it, and I Love THE DICKIES!!!!!

  • @oiyabastard Excellent story, wish I could have seen them back in the day!

  • classic !!!

  • Excellent...

  • they need a sax and keyboards rip chuck

  • no shit why dont they really go on tour with keys and sax and do it right

  • Someone needs to upload their song Attack of the MoleMen it's on the same album of this. Dawn of the Dickies.

  • Someone can upload it oooooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrr you can buy the record.

  • Also, music will never be more of a blast!

  • thank u

  • Tricia Toyota, a newscaster on cbs, LA. in the early 80's, she was hot, but nerdy.

  • great punk band fun lyrics it was good liking these growing up to music like this all punk was great 76-82 loved hearing this again

  • beautiful

  • This song and LP kicks ass.... I saw the Dickies here in Cincinnati with 999. What an awsome show that was.... Nick Cash kicked ass@!

  • When did this come out? Late 70's? I have muddled memories of that time.

  • Valley boys. A very cool song!

  • It's got every clever pop hook in the (punk) rock book.

  • I remember when I lived on the moon I used to be able to look down on the earth at the exact pinpoint spot in which I lived and say wow that's my house. I have 50,000,000,000 candles and lights on my rooftop. Then one night or day, you can't tell on the moon, I looked down at the earth and I couldn't see my house. I was very upset so I got back into my rocket ship and flew back to Earth. I went back to my town and saw that my house hadn't dissapeared all of the lights were just gone. GODDAMN IT!

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