SkinnyboneZ
SkinnyboneZ sounds like Big Star’s Chris Bell crashing his car into the Yes tour bus; witnessed by the Sound’s Adrian Borland as a gas station attendant on a lonely December night in the late seventies (or at least he hopes he sounds like that).
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