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Her 1999 piece on famously awful girl group The Shaggs is one of my all time faves, a beautifully observed look at misplaced hopes and dreams.
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The Shaggs were a trio of dowdy sisters—Helen, Dot and Betty Wiggin, from the town of Freemont, N.H.—who in the late 1960s were yanked out of high school by their disgruntled working-class father, Austin Wiggin, and forced to form a band.
Sour Notes On Stage Andy Beta 2011
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The Shaggs were a trio of dowdy sisters—Helen, Dot and Betty Wiggin, from the town of Freemont, N.H.—who in the late 1960s were yanked out of high school by their disgruntled working-class father, Austin Wiggin, and forced to form a band.
Sour Notes On Stage Andy Beta 2011
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We told them we were looking for the worst music imaginable, and before long we left the store with an LP called "Philosophy of the World" by a band we had never heard of called the Shaggs.
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We told them we were looking for the worst music imaginable, and before long we left the store with an LP called "Philosophy of the World" by a band we had never heard of called the Shaggs.
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We told them we were looking for the worst music imaginable, and before long we left the store with an LP called "Philosophy of the World" by a band we had never heard of called the Shaggs.
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We told them we were looking for the worst music imaginable, and before long we left the store with an LP called "Philosophy of the World" by a band we had never heard of called the Shaggs.
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My first experience with Captain Beefheart's Trout Mask Replica provides a kind of Shaggs counterexample.
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"There was something really condescending about an appreciation of the Shaggs from the beginning," said music critic Chuck Eddy.
Sour Notes On Stage Andy Beta 2011
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As Ms. Gregory worked on the script, she found a historical antecedent to the Shaggs' story: the Brontë sisters: "They were another trio of young women in a remote, bleak landscape working on something heretofore unheard of under the watchful eye of an overbearing dad."
Sour Notes On Stage Andy Beta 2011
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