Their cereal is so bad that the best slogan they could think of is "It's almost as good as Chex®!" It is high in vitamin Q, an unknown flemoid vitamin. Ads and billboards for this cereal can be found throughout Flemtopolis.
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| - Their cereal is so bad that the best slogan they could think of is "It's almost as good as Chex®!" It is high in vitamin Q, an unknown flemoid vitamin. Ads and billboards for this cereal can be found throughout Flemtopolis.
- Brand X was a jazz fusion band active 1975–1980 and 1992–1999. Noted members included Phil Collins (drums), Percy Jones (bass), John Goodsall (guitar) and Robin Lumley (keyboards). In 1992, original members Goodsall and Jones formed a new trio version of Brand X, with drummer Frank Katz.
- "Brand X" is the eighteenth episode of the seventh season of The X-Files.
- Although Peel had an adversion towards the other band in which drummer/vocalist Phil Collins performed, Genesis, he was interested in this jazz fusion experimental project. In Ken Garner's Peel Sessions (BBC Books, 2007, pg 88), Collins recalled: "There were no other places that would play Brand X then; it was only people like Peel, who, whilst as "Phil Collins", he probably wouldn't be very interested in what I did, seemed to take a bit of an interest in Brand X, because it was such an odd mixture of music., and it was a growing music, living and breathing."
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| - Darryl Weaver lights a cigarette.
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| - Buckyball Records, Charisma, Passport Records.
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| - Peter Gabriel, Genesis, Atomic Rooster, Soft Machine, Fire Merchants, Mahavishnu Orchestra, The Liverpool Scene, Weather Report, Rod Argent.
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| - Their cereal is so bad that the best slogan they could think of is "It's almost as good as Chex®!" It is high in vitamin Q, an unknown flemoid vitamin. Ads and billboards for this cereal can be found throughout Flemtopolis.
- Brand X was a jazz fusion band active 1975–1980 and 1992–1999. Noted members included Phil Collins (drums), Percy Jones (bass), John Goodsall (guitar) and Robin Lumley (keyboards). In 1992, original members Goodsall and Jones formed a new trio version of Brand X, with drummer Frank Katz.
- Although Peel had an adversion towards the other band in which drummer/vocalist Phil Collins performed, Genesis, he was interested in this jazz fusion experimental project. In Ken Garner's Peel Sessions (BBC Books, 2007, pg 88), Collins recalled: "There were no other places that would play Brand X then; it was only people like Peel, who, whilst as "Phil Collins", he probably wouldn't be very interested in what I did, seemed to take a bit of an interest in Brand X, because it was such an odd mixture of music., and it was a growing music, living and breathing." The band's rhytmic section (Collins and Jones) performed on many tracks by Brian Eno, including albums that Peel was enthusiastic about, such as "Another Green World", "Before and After Science" and "Music for Films". Additionally, bassist Percy Jones had previously been a member of the Liverpool Scene, who were regularly featured on Peel's early BBC shows and whose first LP Peel had produced in 1968. Brand X's second session was repeated for 1976 Festive Fifty and they werefeatured on the 1991 documentary about the Radio 1 sessions "Look Out, It's Alive!", produced by John Walters.
- "Brand X" is the eighteenth episode of the seventh season of The X-Files.
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