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Official Site
The official site included multimedia files, gossip and messages
from the boys. It is currently offline but is archived here. Tappus Norwegicus
Svein is back with Mark II of his trendsetting Tap page. The
European capital of Tap. Harry Shearer
Loads of material devoted to Derek Smalls. Other fan sites: Random
Lyrics Generator
Hours of fun from J.D. Smith.
Spinal
Tap entry at Wikipedia
TIST at The Four-Word Film Review
Spinal Tap Chess
Chessvariants.com presents a chess game that goes to 11, created
by David Short. Includes a computer play download and links to
variations of the variation.
Vinyl
Tap
The first Spinal Tap cover band.
Spinal Tap Shrine
Scott Pearson's site includes sound files, album covers
and a Big Botton MIDI file in the background.
Elwin Wu [last update:
3/27/95]
Was this the original Spinal Tap fan site? It has been removed
from rhino.harvard.edu/elwin, where it resided for more than
six years, but I archived a copy.
George Ferguson
Another early Tap tribute, recently updated after a four-year
hiatus. Includes the Tap entry from Rocklopedia Brittanicus and
a discography with album covers.
Gena's Tribute To Tap [no longer updated]
Includes an exhaustive trivia quiz, a comparison between Tap
and other heavy metal bands, and news of a book that lists "This
is Spinal Tap" as one of the worst rock movies of all time.
Smell the Page
Casey's page includes a random Tap quote generator and
tons of sound files.
Bobbi
Cowan
"In which Spinal Tap emerge with the story of my life..."
Marshall
amps official site
For some reason, it only goes to 10.
Shank
Hall
The Milwaukee venue where Tap played during the 1982 tour has
been torn down, but a club with the same name in east Milwaukee
uses a tiny Stonehenge as its logo.
C.J. Vanston
The home page of the Tap keyboardist. |