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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:Toto.jpg|thumb|right|500px|The band [[Toto]].]]<br />
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'''Toto''' is an American rock group, best remembered for their hits ''Hold the Line'' (1978) and ''Africa'' (1983). <br />
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==Frank Zappa==<br />
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Frank Zappa parodied the group as ''Toad-O'' on his album ''[[Joe's Garage]]''. During ''[[Crew Slut]]'', the ''famous rock group'' is whispered by Zappa under his breath:''"I don't know whether it was really Toad-O."'' <br />
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On the original LP, the track ''Toad-O-Line'' was an obvious pun on ''Toto'' and ''Hold The Line'', complete with the instrumental subtly spoofing the same melody and chord progression. On later releases, the title was changed to ''[[On The Bus]]''. In the liner notes, it is mentioned that Mary is ''"being porked by Toad-O's road crew"'' and then dumped in [[Miami]]. <br />
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Interestingly enough, Toto's lead singer and guitarist [[Steve Lukhater]] once auditioned for Zappa, but wasn't hired. <br />
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==See also==<br />
* [[Steve Lukhater]]<br />
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==External links==<br />
* [[Wikipedia:Toto (band)]]<br />
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