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Geoffrey Paris
Geoffrey Paris was a band that put out a song called "Drugs Faggots Hollywood" in 1981. The track's title and lyrics about drug use and homosexuality caused...
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Geoffrey Paris was a band that put out a song called "Drugs Faggots Hollywood" in 1981. The track's title and lyrics about drug use and homosexuality caused some outrage at the time, but it also found listeners in certain underground circles. They had a debut album called "Anti-Nature" that same year.
Derek Hallam sang for the band, and Tony Barlow played guitar. Their music had a rough, noisy quality that mixed punk with experimental sounds. Other songs they recorded include "I Want Candy Dead" and "Scene Kidz."
They played live shows that could get chaotic, and their general approach was confrontational. The band didn't last long, and their small catalog remains a specific artifact from that early '80s moment.
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