The Troggs + the Fugs + the Shaggs = THE FRIGGS Collected singles from one of the 90’s fave rockin’girl bands! The Friggs, a trashy, smashy and ultimately charming female mod-rock collective, play rock & roll the way Russ Meyer intended it to be. Over the course of the early '90s, the band released several singles including the classics "Bad Word for a Good Thing", "Juiced Up", “Shake” (recently featured in the movie “Superbad”) and the 10” EP “America's Only Rock & Roll Magazine Parody," with a perfect mockup of an old Creem magazine cover. All these are included here on “Today is Tomorrow’s Yesterday” along with a few unreleased basement demos! Hear what the kids are saying: “I like the beat!”, Anita Smoke (15, Philly, PA) “You can frug to it”, Patti O’Furniture (16, Brooklyn, NY) “Makes me wanna F@*&!”, Phil McCrackin (17, Collingsweird, NJ) “You will be pleasantly amused.” Rick O’Shea (45, mom’s basement, FL)