Anyone who hasn't listened to this band, which is comprised of a husband and wife team from Van-gone international, has GOT to hear it.
It's a great laugh, with songs such as, "Do you take it in the ass?" "Hi there, we're your kinky neighbours," and "Don't put a cell phone in your bum, chum." (not correct song titles).
I attached the link of their website. Please take a moment to laugh while listening to some people that pushed the limits of society, worldwide, and sang these songs in such places as the Sydney Opera House.
Quote from site: http://www.wetspotsmusic.com/
"The duo started playing together in 2003, and quickly became headliners at Vancouver cabarets and comedy clubs. Five years later, having developed a following with the success of their internet videos, The Wet Spots travel extensively, playing shows across Canada, the US, the UK and Australia.
Despite (or rather, because of) their adult subject matter, The Wet Spots' genre-busting act appeals to a broad audience. Their songs have been licensed for TV shows like The L Word and live credits include three sold-out shows at the Sydney Opera House, Massey Hall (Toronto), Cafe de Paris (London), The Box (NYC), as well as many non-traditional venues, including The Center for Sex and Culture (San Francisco), The Museum of Sex (NYC), and many Pride events including the first ever queer comedy showcase in Africa (Cape Town Comedy Festival)."
It's a great laugh, with songs such as, "Do you take it in the ass?" "Hi there, we're your kinky neighbours," and "Don't put a cell phone in your bum, chum." (not correct song titles).
I attached the link of their website. Please take a moment to laugh while listening to some people that pushed the limits of society, worldwide, and sang these songs in such places as the Sydney Opera House.
Quote from site: http://www.wetspotsmusic.com/
"The duo started playing together in 2003, and quickly became headliners at Vancouver cabarets and comedy clubs. Five years later, having developed a following with the success of their internet videos, The Wet Spots travel extensively, playing shows across Canada, the US, the UK and Australia.
Despite (or rather, because of) their adult subject matter, The Wet Spots' genre-busting act appeals to a broad audience. Their songs have been licensed for TV shows like The L Word and live credits include three sold-out shows at the Sydney Opera House, Massey Hall (Toronto), Cafe de Paris (London), The Box (NYC), as well as many non-traditional venues, including The Center for Sex and Culture (San Francisco), The Museum of Sex (NYC), and many Pride events including the first ever queer comedy showcase in Africa (Cape Town Comedy Festival)."
