Dick The Bruiser Band:96 Beers/Catch A Good High

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The classic Dick The Bruiser Band song, 96 Beers/Catch A Good High, from the 80's played on WRIF in Detroit.

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  • I remember when i used to hold my DREAD card high with pride!

  • Thank you, thank you, thank you, for posting this stuff. Anyone who grew up in Detroit in the 80s listened to every parody these guys did on JJ and the Morning Crew on WRIF.....I bought this record on vinyl when it came out...wish I still had it..

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  • Used to hear this on the way to Vo-tech

  • i was a member of dread love wrif

  • Wow! Thanks for the memories! I was a card-carrying member of DREAD (Detroit Rockers Engaged in the Abolition of Disco) and lived for JJ and the Morning Crew. Not to mention Arthur P. Now I'm 54 and living in a small town in Utah. Geez, what happened?

  • This is actually a double-parody of two different bands...a) ? (Question Mark) and the Mysterians' "96 Tears", and b) the Kings' "Switching to Glide" [the second on the Kings' promo medley & video]. WRIF later played the band "White Bird", one morning, by a band called It's A Beautiful Day, and boy, did "Bruiser" and the morning host have a field day with that one! [The name of the band, not the song.] I was far too young for a DREAD card, though.

  • the Mysterians are here in bay city Michigan!!!

  • Sad that "?", the guy who sung the inspiration for the first parody, had his house burnt down in recent memory. I wonder if he lost any of his master recordings?

  • i too remember the days of lisining to the morning show laughing my hinder off to jj and the morning show. great way to start my shift at G.M. auto line. the bruiser kicks hinnie. WRIF baby!

  • Are there many people familiar with this band who were never from southeast Michigan, southern Ontario, or northwest Ohio?

  • 96 beers was allway our party kickoff song. Happy beercan trials.

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