She Said
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"She Said" is a compositon by Hasil Adkins, featured on Bad Taste Strange Music compiled by Fritz Ostermayer.
"She Said" revealed his imaginative tone in writing, in which he compared the woman of a one-night stand he had to "a dying can of that commodity meat."
The early 1980s saw a resurgence in Adkins' fan base when the American punk rock band The Cramps did a remake of Adkins' "She Said".
New York City's The Cramps attribute much of their punk-psychobilly traits to Adkins, and covered "She Said" on their live album Smell of Female (1983).
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