The Legion Of Doom
The Legion of Doom formed in the late 1970s with Greg Norton and Mike Watt, both coming from Los Angeles punk circles. Their early years involved frequent...
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The Legion of Doom formed in the late 1970s with Greg Norton and Mike Watt, both coming from Los Angeles punk circles. Their early years involved frequent lineup changes and financial struggles as they worked to find their sound.
Their 1985 album 'Grand Mal and Epilepsy' included 'Lolita's Medicine,' a song that drew criticism for its subject matter. Other tracks from their catalog include 'A Threnody For a Grand' and 'Destroy All Vampires.'
They released several albums through the 1980s, including 'L.O.D.' in 1982 and 'Vile Vile Vile' in 1989. The band featured various musicians over time, with Rick Rizzo, Dave Graney, and Eric Erlandson among those who played guitar.
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