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The New Duncan Imperials
Hanky Panky Parley Voo!
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (23) - Disc #1
1. Motel 666
2. I'm Schizophrenic (No I'm Not)
3. Bucket's Got a Hole
4. Feelin Sexy
5. Born to be Hit
6. Pool Bully
7. Don't Hate Me Just Because I'm Beautiful
8. Yearnin' Burnin' Heart
9. Chicken Walk
10. Jimi Page Loves Country
11. Pensacola 99
12. Jackson, Mississippi
13. Hamhocks!
14. 6-Pack of Love
15. AAH!
16. Female Voodoo
17. Pool Bully (reprise)
18. Velour!
19. Jagermeister
20. Gas
21. Eat, Shit, & Drink
22. Polka Pocahontas
23. Let's Go Camping

CD Details

All Artists: The New Duncan Imperials
Title: Hanky Panky Parley Voo!
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Pravda Records
Original Release Date: 3/22/1990
Release Date: 3/22/1990
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Styles: Hardcore & Punk, American Alternative
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 727321633723, 803680442005

Synopsis

Album Description

The stunning debut from The New Duncan Imperials, Chicago's legendary band of Vegas-Cowboy grime fanatics. Hanky Panky Parley Voo! is 23 tracks of irrepressable NDI mayhem, featuring songs about joy, misery, and confusion. NDI has created a deafening buzz and rabid following through their theatre of the absurd live shows, which have been compared to a jet crash landing on a 3rd grade birthday party. Band Members:
Skipper- Bass, Vocals
Goodtime- Drums
Pigtail Dick- Guitar, Vocals

CD Reviews

Good fun time Bar Band Rock 'n Rollers

Zepplyn | Rushville, Illinois USA | 07/12/2000

(4 out of 5 stars)

"While maybe not as good as later albums such as Loserville or In-Gadda-Da-Vegas, New Duncan Imperials (or N.D.I., as their fans might say) debut is still a fun little romp, w/23 songs clocking in at around 47 mins. It contains some of their classics, such as "motel 666", "I'm Schizophrenic (No I'm Not)", "Don't Hate Me Just Because I'm Beautiful","hamhocks", "6 pack of Love", and the crowd favorites "Velour!" and "Jagermeister". While the disc doesn't quite catch the intensity of their live shows, it still is, IMHO, a must have. New listeners would be better off buying Greatest Bits first, and if you enjoy that, buy the other 4 or 5 startnng with Loserville or Sticky. Recommended for fans of Reverend Horton Heat, the Ramones, or Mojo Nixon."