Band names

The Poles were in from Bayonne, along with Eleven Jewish Korean War Veterans, Films Par Excellence, and the Catlips from Ridgewood, and Those Guys Who Strangled Their Wives, and Associated Traction, and Chrome; The Smirkes; Consuela, Gloria, Judy or June (all the way from Sparta), and another band called the Baedeker Girls, and the Hammerheads, the Leeches, the Fishguards who were really a splinter faction from the Voltaires and had the keyboard guy from Three Days in the Penitentiary playing harmonica for the evening -- Max yelled continuously at Dennis, as they made their first pass around the roof -- and then there was a girl who wanted to do folk songs who had once been the manager of Soldier of Fortune, and there was a real loser who had been like a roady for Gulping First Drinks, and a pair of speed metal bands, Terminello and the Valkyrie. Those guys from D'Onofrio were there. The girls from Critical Ma$$. Only Nick the drummer wasa missing.

What Max was saying was that every rock and roll band in this whole half of the Garden State was at L.G.'s party. [107]

Moody, Rick. Garden State. Pushcart Press, 1992. ISBN: 0916366731.