Posted June 10, 200619 yr Josie and the Pussycats has just started on channel five. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/be/Josie-hannabarbera-title.jpg however which bands featured in film did you wish were real bands hitting the heights of the pop charts? Josie and the Pussycats? :huh: Stillwater from Almost Famous? :huh: or that McFly from romcom Just My Luck? :huh: :lol: :lol: :lol: (sorry easy target) http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/3/34/Almost_famous_poster.jpg http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/ba/Justmyluck.jpg
June 10, 200619 yr Author i think Josie and the Pussycats actaully started off all the Hilary Duff/Lindsay Lohan thing. but without the ears.
June 12, 200619 yr The Archies with Sugar Sugar... ok, so it was TV, but still... Also, not a real band in the sense of a REAL band, but they did get into the charts. Number one I think. In regards to films, I'm shocked and stunned that no one has mentioned Spinal Tap yet!? "But you see, they all. Go. To. 11...."
June 12, 200619 yr Author In regards to films, I'm shocked and stunned that no one has mentioned Spinal Tap yet!? however seeing as your the first responce :lol: :lol: obviously the most obvious one :yahoo: (stillwater were choses as they appear in the film rather than it being a 'rockumentary', however false!! nore: the mcfly comment was a joke :lol:)
June 12, 200619 yr Point taken, although the "rockmentary" Spinal Tap is still a fictional film about a fictional band. :cool:
June 12, 200619 yr Author Point taken, although the "rockmentary" Spinal Tap is still a fictional film about a fictional band. :cool: well thats why i said however false after it. dont know if there is a buzz work for a rock ducumentary thats a spoof. sprockumentaty? perhaps?
June 12, 200619 yr HAHAHA.. Sprockumentary sounds like some kind of Star Trek Spock turned Rock'n'Roll star related affair. LMFAO! Well, he did have that Bilbo Baggins song once upon a time. Maybe it could document the rise and fall of that little chart-topper?! No, I think the term "Rockumentary" was actually used to describe the genre of Spoof Rock Documentarys anyway, but i could be wrong. I like Sprockumentary actually.
June 12, 200619 yr Author HAHAHA.. Sprockumentary sounds like some kind of Star Trek Spock turned Rock'n'Roll star related affair. LMFAO! Well, he did have that Bilbo Baggins song once upon a time. Maybe it could document the rise and fall of that little chart-topper?! i saw that clip of music on tv not so long a go and as him below would probably say its very Groovy Baby! http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/8b/Austin_Powers.jpg and that reminds be Ming Tea. fun tunes too!!!
June 13, 200619 yr Author Ever heard of the " Ruttles" :D yeah. not seen it but heard its something to do with the guy out of the bonzo dog doodah band. wrote lots of beetles pastishes that were so close to the originals paul mccartney has to be credited as writer :lol: saw a bit of that bonzos concert on bbc 4. like the ade edmonson turtling on the toilet song. very funny
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