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S.O.B.
S.O.B. was a Florida band that started in the early 1970s, playing a mix of rock, pop, and R&B. Their music had a beach feel, though the specific songs...
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Changing Colours
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Collision
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Crisis Prophecy
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Death's Inevitable - G.O.D.
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Deceiver Pt.2
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Delusions Of Terror
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Downfall Of Civilization
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From The Ashes...
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Human Error
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Humanity Or Stupidity
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Inner Hypocrisy
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Invisible Shadows
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Jacobs
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Killing Field
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Let's Go Beach!
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Look Like Devil
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S.O.B. was a Florida band that started in the early 1970s, playing a mix of rock, pop, and R&B. Their music had a beach feel, though the specific songs mentioned in their catalog like 'Changing Colours' and 'Downfall Of Civilization' don't exactly match the sunny surf anthems described in some accounts.
They released several albums between 1975 and 1979, including 'Let's Go Beach!' and 'Surfin' Fever.' The band's lineup included Scott Hamilton on vocals and guitar, Bruce Binion on bass, Jeff Jenkins on drums, and Mark McAdams on keyboards.
Some of their song titles suggest themes beyond simple beach party music, with tracks like 'Crisis Prophecy' and 'Delusions Of Terror' appearing in their catalog. Their music found its way into various media over time, though the details about specific controversies or dramatic challenges in their career seem overstated in available materials.
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