Oingo Boingo is an American band formed by Danny Elfman. This band's music has brought together groups of people since its beginning in 1979. A group of fans created the Oingo Boingo Secret Appreciation Society podcast. They take their love for this band and share it with others.
The Oingo Boingo Secret Appreciation Society podcast is a fun listen. It explores the recurring themes and connections of the band's song catalog. The crew provides fan-supplied content in each episode. They analyze the stories and sounds of different song clips. They also discuss the fan base and remember the band's history. Listeners will meet Stu Brooks and Johnny "Vatos" Hernandez, both former band members. They will hear from another fan group, the Dead Man's Fan Society. Their group name comes from one of Oingo Boingo's most-beloved tunes, "Dead Man's Party." The podcast fans will also learn more about songs like "Just Another Day," "Violent Love," and "Ain't This the Life."
Oingo Boingo started as a street theater company in Los Angeles. They stayed together for 17 years. They evolved a few different ways through those years with genre and lineup changes. In 1995, the band announced they were separating. They gave their last performance on Halloween at the Universal Amphitheater. Twenty-six years later, Elfman released his first solo album, Big Mess. A year after that, he performed at Coachella. The Oingo Boingo Secret Appreciation Society talks about these milestones.
Elfman has had an incredible career. He has written and performed songs for countless shows and movies. Elfman's scores were in films like Pee Wee's Big Adventure and The Nightmare Before Christmas. He also composed The Simpsons theme song.
This podcast will show more than an Oingo Boingo playlist or a concert recap. In time, listeners will become even bigger fans.
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