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Gorilla Bananas said…
Are they they mixed race brothers? It's possible.
12:45 PM
trrish said…
gorilla, honey, I'm sorry you missed my point :-)
1:43 PM
Linda said…
what a time warp. I wouldn't have been able to put names on them without the clue. Why is it people always look weird 20+ years later but we think it's normal at the time. What is normal anyway?
1:56 PM
trrish said…
Linda, I can't answer that :-)

I was having a bowl of gluten-free "Hole 'N Oats" the other day, i just wondered....is this cereal named after Hall & Oates or what?
2:08 PM
trrish said…
It also prompted my son, who tried them, to say "Gluten is for suckers!"
2:08 PM
Eric said…
Hope the cereal is better then the band...
3:02 PM
Stefani-Whooligan said…
Somewhat related thought: I recently watched the Old Grey Whistle Test, Vol 2 and I was surprised how much I liked John Oates voice on She's Gone. FWIW, I'd bet a quarter that Hole'N Oats is a tribute.
4:38 PM
trrish said…
Eric, I hear you. Though you'd be surprised how great some of the early Daryl Hall stuff is. (See the album he did with Robert Fripp. "You Burn Me Up Like A Cigarette" is pretty good).
5:09 PM
Chris said…
http://www.livefromdarylshouse.com/welcome.html
7:15 PM
trrish said…
how about that. Last time I saw Daryl was on a Flight of the Conchords episode.
7:18 PM
Anonymous said…
Hilarious. No *way* that wasn't done tongue-in-cheek by some child-of-the-80s who works for Barbara's.

p.s. All I can think every time I see John Oates is, "Baba Booey, is that you??"
10:26 PM
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