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I LOVE ASYLUM STREET SPANKERS! if u ever get a chance to see them live, do so. luckily, i'm from austin so they are around a lot

I saw The Ditty Bops open for Tori Amos in Seattle. They do indeed rock.

hmmmm, if you haven't checked out Janet Klein and Her Parlor Boys, you should.

awesome. just awesome.

That was divine!

Ooh, I loved it! Thanks!

:D that was purdy

that was awesome.
I'm hoping you get an iTunes commission, since I'm sure I'm not the only person that went and bought that song after viewing.

The ditty bops have been getting heaving rotation on my cable company's digital music channel "Adult Alternative" for months now.

cool vid. VERY slow load load peeps, give it time.

What's not to like about butcher knife juggling girls?

Still, I would definitely leave the lights on.

Very cool. I saw them in Indianapolis earlier this year. They put on a really good show (and their album is EXCELLENT)

Yay!! I love The Ditty Bops. I first discovered them opening for The Dresden Dolls last year. If you like that video, you simply must check out the Dresden Dolls' video for "Coin Operated Boy", which is on this page.

All that, and Amanda's totally smokin' hot. It's unfair to the merely-hot Abby. Scuze me; I have to be alone now.

I've actually heard that song before on our college radio station (doesn't college radio totally rock?), and yes it was very Squirrel Nut Zipper-ish. I just didn't know who did it before. Thanks for putting a face to the song.

I've been listening to The Ditty Bops for awhile now, and am very excited that they're starting to catch on. Very talented, and very cool! First time I've seen a video, though.

Love the Ditty Bops! Dresden Dolls are neat too.

The girls that make up the Ditty Bops are both just gorgeous to boot.

I was thrilled when they started using their music on Grey's Anatomy on ABC right from the get-go.

As soon as I saw them on Conan a while back I was hooked. Thanks for the vido link Willy.

If you liked all these you might also enjoy Jolie Holland. Very reminiscent of this kind of music. I especially like "Old Fashioned Morphine" and "Mad Tom Of Bedlam". She has a site here - http://www.jolieholland.com.

Also I just found this group - slightly different but amazing. Las Rubias del Norte. From NY and have a great sound that blends cultures and impact. http://lasrubiasdelnorte.com/listen_buy.php

Just some ideas...

Wil, the Ditty Bops play around L.A. a lot, and they put on a *great* live show (great music, and cool outfits, and just lots of fun all around). if you ever get the chance, definitely check them out live.

I discovered the Ditty Bops because they're involved with the bike movement in L.A. There was a Bike Kitchen related ride that ended up at a Ditty Bops show, and they have a bikini bike calendar as well (http://thedittybopscalendar.com/)

So not only are they hot, talented and exceptionally entertaining live (I, too, saw them open for Tori), they also support alternative transportation in L.A. - which makes them even cooler than previously thought.