1) A 70s Proto-punk band fro… Read Full Bio ↴At least 8 artists are called The Dogs:
1) A 70s Proto-punk band from Lansing, Michigan
2) A garage rock band from Oslo, Norway
3) Another 70s Proto-punk band from Iowa
4) An Indie rock band
5) A french power pop band
6) A Cave Pop project
7) a 90s rap group
8) Punk UK '77
Biographies are listed below
1) The Dogs formed around 1969 in Lansing, Michigan, influenced by the MC5 and the Stooges, Amboy Dukes, Alice Cooper, they were all about playing with Marshall stacks real real loud. They moved to Los Angeles in '76 and became a fixture on the early LA punk scene.
2) The Dogs, garage rock from Oslo, Norway. They have recorded four albums; "Set Yourself On Fire And Follow The Smoke", "The Tears Are Voodoo", "Black Chameleon Prayer" and "Swamp Gospel Promises". Fronted by Kristopher Schau (Mongo Ninja, The Cumshots, Gartnerlosjen and Hurra Torpedo).
3) The Dogs were an underground phenomenon in Iowa during the 70s, they were a 3 piece band who played loud, raw, pre-punk similar to The Stooges and U.K. bands like Third World War, Hammersmith Gorillas and Crushed Butler. They released one single (Rot 'n' Roll b/w Teen Slime) and recorded a few other studio tracks later released by Rave Up records (Italy) in the late 90s. The band consisted of:
Jody Koenig- Guitar/Vocals
Ole Torvik- Bass/Vocals
and Erik Berg - Drums/Vocals
Greg Knipe was the original drummer, but he left early on to drum for Conway Twitty.
4) The Dogs are a rock band from Chicago, IL. The Dogs are family. Not literally, but close enough. The group has been inseparable since middle school, sharing a deep passion for cooking, Neil Young and making music. The Dogs are spread across the land: vocalist/guitarist Peter Walters in Minneapolis; bassist Matt Bachmann in Washington; vocalist Rivkah Gevinson in Norway; and multi-instrumentalist/producer James Krivchenia in Boston. Despite being separated, the Dogs remained close by exchanging demos. By the time they had reunited for a summer in Chicago, they had accumulated roughly 50 demos and settled on 15 songs to record.
Camping was recorded with a few microphones and a laptop -- with a beer budget that may have been more than a studio budget. Outside of four hours of studio time that the band won from the Chicago Deli's Artist of the Month poll, Camping was recorded completely independently. The final weeks of summer found the Dogs in La Farge, WI, where they holed up in a cavernous garage attic for a last recording stand. After a few bonfires, some fresh veggies from their Amish neighbors, The Dogs finished recording Camping.
www.thedogsthedogs.com.
5) The Dogs were a French power pop/punk band founded by Dominique Laboubรฉe (guitar, vocals) Michel 'Mimi' Gross (drums), Paul Peschenaert (guitar) and Franรงois 'Zox' Camuzeaux (bass). They released albums from the mid-late 70s into the early 90s. Dominique died during a US tour in 2002 and the group disbanded.
6) The Dogs are a Cave Pop project from Victoria, BC. They consist of Kristian and Crystal from Vincat
7) The Dogs were a booty bass rap group from Miami from around 1992.
8) The Dogs [GBR], appers on Streets: Select Highlights From Independent British Labels (1977)
Come on
The Dogs Lyrics
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The crew that's rising up this time
Ain't the N.K.O.T.B.
Don't wanna take a number not gonna
Stand in line
Think we're buying all the bullshit
Well you're out your fuckin' mind
I only see in front of me
Searching for the guidance such a long time
We have lacked
Land of equality who is number one?
What comes around
Goes around hard
What goes around's comin' up harder
Open your mind now hear what I've got to say
People livin' off the street growing by the day
Speaking on the numbers I look out for number one
Politics can't fix this mess could a revolution?
I only see in front of me could you watch my back?
These be the times when truth is crime
And lie is fact
People runnin' game to make a name
This one weighs a ton
The Dogs' song "Come On" is a powerful protest song that highlights the band's dissatisfaction with the society as they see it. The lyrics focus on themes such as inequality, political disillusionment, and the struggle for survival. The song begins with the band members keeping an "Ear to the ground" while keeping "one eye on the clock" as they observe a rising crew that doesn't want to follow the norm. The group that's rising isn't the New Kids on the Block, and they are not interested in standing in line or taking a number.
The lyrics tackle issues of inequality by questioning who is number one in the land of equality. The song suggests that those at the top get richer while those at the bottom continue to suffer. The lyrics state that the situation is not going to change, and politics can't fix it. The only solution, according to the lyrics, is a revolution.
The song ultimately encourages people to open their minds to new ideas and stand up for what they believe. The message of the song is that people cannot rely on the system to fix their problems but must be willing to fight for change. The band is asking people to stand with them and fight against the injustices that exist in the world.
Line by Line Meaning
Ear to the ground keep one eye on the clock
We are aware of our surroundings and aware of the passing of time
The crew that's rising up this time
We are part of a group that is growing stronger
Ain't the N.K.O.T.B.
We are not like the popular boy band of the time
Don't wanna take a number not gonna
Stand in line
We refuse to conform to the norm and wait our turn
Think we're buying all the bullshit
Well you're out your fuckin' mind
We are not easily deceived and can see through lies
I only see in front of me
Will you watch my back?
We focus only on what is directly in front of us, so we need someone to protect us from danger behind
Searching for the guidance such a long time
We have lacked
We have been looking for guidance for a while because we lack direction
Land of equality who is number one?
In a so-called land of equality, who truly holds the highest rank?
What comes around
Goes around hard
Karma can hit hard
What goes around's comin' up harder
The consequences of one's actions will only get worse
Open your mind now hear what I've got to say
Be receptive and listen carefully to what I am about to say
People livin' off the street growing by the day
The number of homeless people is increasing rapidly
Speaking on the numbers I look out for number one
In terms of statistics or numerical rankings, I prioritize myself above others
Politics can't fix this mess could a revolution?
The governmental system cannot resolve our current problems, so should we stage a revolution?
These be the times when truth is crime
And lie is fact
We live in an era where telling the truth can be considered illegal while lies are accepted as truth
People runnin' game to make a name
This one weighs a ton
There are individuals trying to gain fame by playing tricks, but their actions will ultimately have a heavy impact
Lyrics ยฉ Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: DAN NASTASI, DAVE NEABORE, DAVID MALTBY, JOHN MARTIN CONNOR, SEAN KILKENNY
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Mystilia
This actually works for my dog! Amazing! Even my calls dont make her come but this sure did! Im so happy! Thank you!
Mystilia
@Phonetic Rice oh i didnt realize ๐ซข
Phonetic Rice
You are basically scaring them since they hear it as a puppy dying or screaming
Eliise Mรคemets
my cat came to me not my dog
ShadowDragonPlayz liloff
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Marley
SAME!!!!
Brent Eddison
My dog didnโt even look at me. He just laid there haha
Rithvik Reddy
Me too
daddy
My dog pee ๐ข
Damien VI0YI8IY0IV
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