Austria, 1912

Posted by Mark A. Rayner on February 24, 2009
Hinky History, Toulouse Le Grandfig

The Uber-Musik Boys

Though they outsold the proto-fascist jazz stylings of The Pillage People four-to-one, the Über-Musik Boys never quite managed to make the big time. Even though they started the whole Lederhosen Thrash scene, most of them had to take on menial jobs milking goats and persecuting small animals to make ends meet.

Young Adolf, in particular, was embittered.

Some members of Alltop and humor-blogs.com are also bitter about their standings. Thanks to Foxtongue for finding this pic.

[From the Toulouse Le Grandfig Necrobiblia collection.]

4 Comments to Austria, 1912

David
February 24, 2009

Oh please please tell me where I can get their greatest hits cd

alejna
February 24, 2009

Ha! I’ve long wondered about the origins of the Lederhosen Thrash scene. Now I know.

Alex L.
February 24, 2009

I’m actually trying to lead a Lederhosen Thrash scene revival… its really just people slapping each other in tiny shorts.

Mark A. Rayner
February 25, 2009

Saucy!

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