Still not sure what it means to walk like a camel, but these guys make it sound like fun...

I Love it. Makes me smile now, just as it did then.

Okay, now I understand why people like this band.

little debbie! little debbie!

Flirting With Disaster.  Great Film.

Man does this song bring back memories.  This is a 12.    LOVE THIS

 Megavolt wrote: 


Great tune, really fun band!

@bladerunner - Where are you from? I'm from Memphis, TN and I think this is "Most Excellent". Maybe it's a cultural thing.

Just one more oatmeal pie…

this is awful crap

I saw these guys at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass last year. They rocked out and put on a great show, go-go dancer and all.

Thanks for playing this song, one of the best on the lp.

It don't matter if your pants are shiny......

Awwwww! Little Debbie!  I'm coming on home!
 

Hey!  You're playing my song!

I remember that in some select retail outlets they put a sticker on the cellophane to cover the image of the "used" condom.

We be dancin' here..... like a camel!

Sound like Steve Martin

I've see SCOTS two times live, and they are excellent.  They are goofing on southern culture which if you see how they dress you would understand - keyboardist in overalls, bass player with bouffant hairdo.  Great guitar work if you get a chance to see them.

This song is too funny....  Always reminds me of Sam Rockwell's character in "The Green Mile" — I guess it's the accent, and Moon Pies?

Its a good thing I've got a cool boss

ouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuweeeee baby! 

 Umberdog wrote: 
This is a good comparison.  The only difference is I'm pretty sure they are making fun of themselves and I'm not sure the B-52's ever did that.  They didn't take themselves too seriously (I don't see how they could with the kind of music they made) but Southern Culture on the Skids has a distinctly mocking tone to it.

This was playing when I tuned in tonight, and this is why I love RP.

Okay, if anyone has ever watched a camel walk, they'll notice that a camel will put both left feet down, then both right feet, instead of left-front-right-rear, right-front-left-rear.  The distribution of weight enables a camel to stay on top of the sand instead of sinking into it.  This also works for humans when they're walking on sand, except instead of walking heel-to-toe, if a person plants the entire foot on the sand with their weight evenly balanced, they're less likely to sink. (It's like wearing snowshoes.)

I have absolutely NO idea how this factoid applies to the song.

Too much fun.  I'll have to try to see these guys live.

I have this on my MP3 player, and it was all I could do to keep from laughing out loud while I was watering plants.  Glad there was no one in the nursery (and I checked, because one can never be to careful, with Big Brother watching.) 

I"m still trying to understand this band, but I'm also recognizing that it's probably impossible. I love them, no matter what.

This seems kinda like a deep southern B-52s. It's fun.