Is it Monk Time?

Let's just say there are threads on the old ILX that I am really sitting on patiently for over a week now waiting for them to come back so I can talk about certain bands which shall remain nameless for the moment and about whom I am dying to talk about new developments. And I wait very patiently because I know that to "sandbox" them is just not right at all.

But another week and you might see me combust and give in.

James Bond, who is he?
Stop it stop it I don't like it
It's too loud for my ears
Pussy Galore is coming down & we like it
We don't like the atomic bomb

I believe I know the band you speak of, in fact, I was trying to figure out how to differentiate this thread from those folks when I started it. I don't know much about *that* Monks, except they were British and I think I heard their album briefly at a friend's house (it had a picture of a nun on it as I recall?). I wasn't all that impressed either, but I thank you for the song recommendation as disco/punk/funk sounds exactly like my kind of thing.

They were English (Richard Hudson and John Ford were previously in the Strawbs and later Hudson-Ford) but, mysteriously, bigger in Canada than anywhere else. Kind of an opportunistic punk parody/exploitation that was totally ersatz, but the songs were pretty good ones. "Drugs In My Pocket" was the hit single, with "Johnny B. Rotten", "Love In Stereo" and "Nice Legs Shame About Her Face" getting lotsa airplay too. LP #2, Suspended Animation was released in Canada only.