Drone Hunter (1974)

Nakam
Published on Apr 23, 2025
#classicvinyl #strictlyvinyl #vinyl #vinylrip #nostalgia #music #obscurerecords #obscurevinyl #funk #70sfunk #comedy
This funk single from the 1970's was recently declassified after officials determined the song is no longer a security risk. "Drone Hunter" was reported to be written and performed by [REDACTED] and the [REDACTED]. According to the documents, this song is about a strange dream lead singer [REDACTED] had during his participation in a classified gov sleep study program. [REDACTED] claimed to have reoccurring dreams about robots called "drones" flying over New Jersey to follow and observe people, causing panic and mayhem to ensue. [REDACTED] said that in the dream he was given the official title of "Drone Hunter" and he was given a mission to shoot down all the drones. The dream ends with a bizarre discovery that the drones are actually friendly, and seem to only be interested in American foods such as pizza, burgers and hot dogs.

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