(1983-1995)
Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Joe Jack Talcum (birth name was Joe Genaro; 1962- ), guitar and vocals
Rodney Anonymous (birth name was Rodney Linderman), vocals and keyboards
Dave Blood (birth name was Dave Schulthise; 1956-March 10, 2004), bass guitar
Dean Clean (birth name was Dean Sabatino), drums
Reunited in 2004 and 2008 with Dan Stevens on bass
Recorded the albums 'Big Lizard in My Backyard' (1985), 'Eat Your Paisley' (1986), 'Bucky Fellini' (1987), 'Beelzebubba' (1988), 'Metaphysical Graffiti' (1990), 'Soul Rotation' (1992), 'Not Richard But Dick' (1993) and 'Stoney's Extra Stout (Pig)' (1995)
Songs include 'Bitchin Camaro,' 'Instant Club Hit (You'll Dance To Anything)' and 'Punk Rock Girl'

They kept changing the explanation for where they got their name.
Anonymous sang in an affectedly snotty style.
During a concert a Penn State, students pelted them with raw eggs.
Anonymous' website features a 'Thoughtless for the Day.'

They came up with memorable song titles. ('If You Love Someone Set Them On Fire,' 'The Thing That Only Eats Hippies,' 'Taking Retards to the Zoo,' etc.)
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame curator Howard Kramer noted, 'The Milkmen were clever and never too serious.'
Detroit Tiger rookie Jim Walewander's status as a fan of the band was noted on his baseball card.
They broke up partly because Blood developed tendinitis in his hands and could no longer play bass without intense pain.

Credit: C. Fishel

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