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Quote: I remember this being a big hit. I never watched the show, though. It's a good song.
I never knew it was from a fictional band.
Quote: I never saw this one, but I've heard it's pretty funny. These guys must be fun to hang out with.
Guest, McKean and Shearer were doing the Folksmen in the '80s around the same time they created Spinal Tap. This song is from 2003's A Mighty Wind though, not quite 80s & 90s?
Quote: I've heard of this musical and movie, but this is the first time I've ever seen or heard any of the music from it.
Quote: From the movie Almost Famous. I've heard of it but never seen it.
Quote: From the movie Still Crazy, which I've never heard of before. It looks like it was highly influenced by This Is Spinal Tap.
Quote: I know of this one but have never seen it, though I remember it being pretty popular.
This was a pretty enjoyable movie.
Quote: This one looks like a cross between Eddie And The Cruisers and The Blair Witch Project. Neat idea, using the interent to sell the hoax. I've never seen it and had to look it up on wikipedia, like the other selections.
Quote: OK! I've seen this one! Hilarious movie.
Between the TV specials, music videos and tours this is the acting gig that kept on giving to Guest, McKean and Shearer!
Quote: This parody seems a little less subtle than some of the Rutles earlier songs. I think the The Rutles: Archeology parodying The Beatles: Anthology is hilarious. I also like that George Harrison was a fan.
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Quote: P.S. sorry it's late. It's a long story but I was at work until 4:30 am.
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Well, they're all actors. Maybe that's it.
