The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 12, 1976, Page Page 15, Image 19
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To the Editor:
In reference to your recent
review of Thermos Greenwood and
the Colored People:
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that someone of your
questionable music tastes could be
selected as the writer of a musical
review, even on a paper of the
Gamecock's dubious standards.
Last Wednesday I innocently
entered the premises of the Golden
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form. At least I thought it was a
band. What ensued was god-awful.
No, I take that back. I wouldn't
want to blame that on God.
Granted, the lead guitar could hold
his own, but the rest of the band
more than made up for his
mediocrity. As for their humor, the
only funny thing about the band
was the review. I will concede that
the opening line of the review was
correct. It was an outrageous act.
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agreement. Poor vocals coupled
with inadequate support from the
drummer, caused the demise of
what was once a horrible band,
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whether it was bad music covering
up bad comedy or bad comedy
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