Stanford Fleet Street Singers
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About Stanford Fleet Street Singers
The Stanford Fleet Street Singers are considered by many to be the definitive sledge-core doom metal band of the 1970's. While many consider their 1978 hit, "Death, Death, Death, Death, Death" their primary gift to music, inventing the musical temperment used universally today, others argue that "Howling Plague" was their greater musical success, for it was the first metal song to successfully summon Hades, god of the underworld. However, all music
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Top Tracks
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Safety School (Harvard Diss Track)
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Dancing Queen
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Prayer To The God Of Partial Credit
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Ave Maria
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Everyone Pees in the Shower
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How Deep Is Your Love
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All-Nighter
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How Deep Is Your Love?
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You Always Hurt The One You Love
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Hail, Stanford, Hail
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Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah
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All Original
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Greatest Hits Of The 1600s
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Metrosexual
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Life
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College
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Life-Sized Barbie
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The Friendship Song
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How Deep Is Your Love? [the Bee Gees]
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Duran Duran Medley
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Lords of A Cappella
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Lawyer
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Blackbird
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Olympic Recession
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Love Song
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Stanford Girl
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Pokey the Penguin
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Clear Skies
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I Grew Up On The Fleet Streets
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Natural Woman
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Losing Laura
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Silver Jacket
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Greatest Hits Of The 1590's
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Teen Angst
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House At Pooh Corner
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Toonz
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The Time Warp
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Gift Of The Gods / The Dawn Of Battle
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On My Mind
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All Right Now
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Gummi Bears Theme
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Demon Of The South Stacks
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Straighten Up And Fly Right
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Love Story Of The Cactus And Balloon
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Masochism Tango
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The Golden Rules
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The Dirty Golden Bear
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Come Join The Band
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Web Surfin'
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Final Frontier
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