INquiring minds must know.
No. They were too busy singin' to write songs or learn how to play instruments.
Yes/No/Sort Of/Depends
The Wiki article does go into detail, I liked the line
QuoteThe album shot to No. 1, but was quickly eclipsed the following week by a milestone cultural event when The Beatles released Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
D'Oh!
They (by that I mean Mike Nesmith first and Peter Tork a distant second) started to do that after they fired Don Kirschner and took control of the creative aspects of the group.
I know Neil Diamond wrote I'm a Believer.
You know for a 'manufactured' band, they weren't half bad, just unfortunately up against some heavy weight competition. :bowler:
Quote from: Darth Wagtaros on April 15, 2012, 08:40:02 AM
INquiring minds must know.
Well if there were an infinite number of them given infinite time I suppose it's possible they could have.
They were too busy singing to put anybody down.
Looks like the Underpants Posse has stripped away most of your mojo Jaron.