"Dead Girls Don't Say No"  Parental Advisory genre: Experimental/Post Rock
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	An genre-defying song, blending elements of blues, metal, country, and olt-time rock n' roll.
	CD: Live at Prairie Royale Credits: Christopher H. Nixon, Alissa Roode, M. Peddlesden, C. Sielecki
	Story Behind the Song During a band jam, a friend's name popped up, a poor fellow who couldn't get a date. One band member flippantly said, "well, dead girls don't say no", and immediately the band began work on what was it's shining glory, the best and brightest of all original songs ever written by the Megolamaniacs (then known as Space Bear Go Go). The original drummer (Roode) was removed from the recorded track due to extreme ineptness, and replaced with the more charismatic A2, the drum machine. Recorded entirely by Nixon on his "Nixwalker Ranch" during a fit of alcohol induced madness, and mixed on a 4 track mixer by Nixon himself, the song was destined for greatness, but was left unreleased for several years due to the eventual breakup of the band because of "artistic differences". The original master tape was destroyed or lost in the Great Pot Haze of '98 (possibly '99), and only one copy remains, given to Roode by Nixon on cassette, and then lovingly remastered and digitized in Roode's schizophrenia induced madness. Lyrics Dead girls don't say no but even though they don't blow if you cheat, she'll never know she won't spend your dough necro's the way to go 'cause dead girls don't say no dead girls don't say no just keep her in the snow my sweet popsicle ho put her in the oven on low 5 minutes, and she's ready to go! 'cause dead girls don't say no YEEHAW!

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