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Roxy Music Concert at Massey Hall, November 22, 1975.

Members of the F-art Group interrupted the Roxy Music concert by chanting various slogans such as "DOWN WITH THE METAPHOR SUCKERS" and "THE END OF DUMB IDEAS IS NIGH!" and sung the line "THERE IS ONLY ONE NIKITA SUNBURN" to the tune of Guantanamera in the manner of soccer hooligans. All dressed in matching loose-fitting white overalls with their names embroidered on them, they stood out amongst the glam crowd with their streaked hair and platform boots. Many of the crowd started throwing their hand bags at the F-art group. The F-art Group responded with a group mooning. Several of Toronto's finest escorted the pseudo-artists out of the hall and directly to their flea-ridden flop house on Parliament. As they were forced to leave, the F-art group were heard to shout: "DOWN WITH THE ANTI-CULTURE... LIVE RADICALLY DISHONEST LIVES."

One fan deeply resented the disruption. "My life is now pointless. I cannot get those slogans out of my mind. What use is dancing now!" Bryan Ferry, lead singer, was bemused. "What is F-art?" No one knew. "I did appreciate the reference to Wyndham Lewis' Apes of God. They must be up to something." Bryan Ferry is a former art student who studied with British pop artist, Richard Hamilton.