The Dickies - I'm Stuck in a Pagoda with Tricia Toyota video free download

BotsFrankie

Tricia Toyota was a Los Angeles news anchor back in the late 70s till the mid-80s...

hq72hotmale

good on you an open mind here

TheFrincePrince

add to.....

Martin Kelleher

haha, great story dude.

noisestar1

Watchin' Abe Vagoda and everything will be fine!

Lauren Phipps

And may George Deex rest in peace - shot dead in his home by the police - if not for him and Tommy Carr this band would have never played St.Louis. Thanks for letting me be your friends

Lauren Phipps

my buddy Tomy Carr put these and 999 on in North St.Louis Mo sometime around 1979 he made no money - the venue operator took all the proceeds but we had a hell of a night!

Larz Gustafsson

Another brilliant track by this fantastic band.

333assman

Honestly if they were giving you shit for the bands you listen to and questioning your sexuality because of it, I consider that pretty lame.

Mavarla

"Under-ratted" and "stunk" for sure!

Matt Attack

The Most Under Ratted Punk band of all time!!!!!!

taradead

OMG!...that guitar riff, tight drums and bitchin' lyrics (takes talent to rock a song about Tricia Toyota and Abe Vigoda) ...makes "Turning Japanese" sound like lame crap (which, depending on the time both were released, may have been the point).

mlechman

@oiyabastard Excellent story, wish I could have seen them back in the day!

thereddeath1100

this song is funny as well as catchy

frankassert

@oiyabastard Good story dude - I saw Slayer, who I had loved since their First album, on their Reign in Blood tour of the UK in '87 - I had a shaved head and got continuously punched in the back of it by all the long-hairs....then a crew of them gave me a lift the 25 miles back home!! (no late buses...) I think they respected me for staying down the front right beneath Tom Araya....Punk and Metal go hand in hand brother...

macaholic100

I,ve been diggin on the Dickies sinse I bought the incredible shrinking album somewhere around 1981? Or was it the Dawn of the Dickies? Anyway, I still have both albums in great condition even though I played the sh%t out of them.

Diana Trimble

@DestroyerofSouls666 I know what ya mean. I remember getting hassled outside the Roxy on Sunset when I was 15 (by the doorman) who didn't get why I was trying to get into some Punk show because of the New Wave way I was dressed. (designer leather mini, vertical striped button up shirt & pink suspenders) "It's got nuthin' to do with you" he said rudely. But I was living with a bunch of faggots freaks and junkies in way more radical surroundings than his dumb job. Yes, I got in - back door fool!

DestroyerofSouls666

@oiyabastard ---I always thought the divide between punk and metal was so STOOOOPID!!! It shouldn't matter if you wear a Manowar t-shirt to a Dickies show or wear a Damned t-shirt to an Iron Maiden concert. Who cares? Why can't you have the freedom to like both kinds of music without being taunted or even worse, getting jumped? That close-minded neanderthalism never sat well with me.

zoyclem

Dawn of the Dickies was a great album. And I love this song. Thanks for putting it up.

Geordie Ray

We loved em in the U.K.

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