Other "Fake Songs"
Four other "musical caricatures" by Liam Lynch are known to exist. They are as follows.
- "Fake White Stripes Song" - 2:49
- "Fake Beatles Song" - 1:41
- "Fake Dylan Melody" - 2:13
- "Fake Dylan - Gears of Wear" - 1:13
"Fake White Stripes Song" and "Fake Beatles Song" are available on his website. Both of the fake Bob Dylan songs have been featured on his Podcast, Lynchland, along with appearing on the corresponding album, More Songs From Lynchland. "Fake Beatles Song" was never actually meant to be part of the collection of fake songs. Liam had made the song with intent of showing it to Beatles cover band, The Fab Four so that when they played it live, the audience would think it was a never before heard song by The Beatles. As a result, Liam's vocals are lacking in quality.
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