SNL, Film...Then She Suddenly Disappeared | Ep. 244: Suburban Lawns

This week we're discussing every album by Suburban Lawns. Formed in 1978 in Long Beach, CA, the story of Suburban Lawns is definitely a weird one. A surreal Saturday Night Live appearance, an unlikely friendship with the director of Silence of the Lambs, and the sudden disappearance of their singer, Su Tissue--it's all real. Their history is as strange and unpredictable as their music, and we're dissecting it all here.

Intro/Band Overview 00:00

The Disappearance of Su Tissue 5:38

Gidget Goes to Hell 11:38

Janitor 18:45

Self-titled 23:01

Baby 31:15

Salon De Musique 34:59

Su's Final Public Appearance 38:16

Closing Thoughts/Outro 39:38

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Mike's Picks:

Suburban Lawns (1981) -- Best Album, Personal Favorite

Baby EP (1983) -- Worst Record, Least Favorite

Albums discussed this episode...

Gidget Goes to Hell 7" (1979)

Janitor 7" (1980)

Suburban Lawns (1981)

Baby EP (1983)