name=twr-form/> Becker, who was also a member of True West, rejoined Miller as a member of Game Theory from 1989 to 1990, and later was a member of Miller's 1990s group The Loud Family.
The title of the song is referenced in the song "He Do the Police in Different Voices", the opening track from the 1993 album Plants and Birds and Rocks and Things by The Loud Family.
Having dissolved his critically acclaimed 1980s band Game Theory, Scott Miller re-emerged in 1993 with his new band, The Loud Family.
The band's 1996 release, Interbabe Concern, included the song "Don't Respond, She Can Tell," for which the band recorded a black-and-white music video inspired by Ernie Kovacs.
The Tape of Only Linda is the second full-length album by The Loud Family.
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What If It Works? is the The Loud Family's seventh full length album finds them collaborating with Anton Barbeau.