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David Lee Roth said it best: "Where have all the good times gone?" ... as it is with the band Bitch Bergr, widely regarded as the best band in South Dakota's illustrious punk-rock history. The band was founded in December, 1999, but officially called it quits in the summer of 2001 after its sold-out show at Jono's Pub in Sioux Falls, S.D. Co-founder Chris Metz moved to Portland, Ore., where he fronted a new band - Average Farm Girl. Since then, he has temporarily taken a hiatus from the recording industry to work on a novel. Metz is an award-winning journalist, with such published works as "Chili Burger Man" and "Stouvie Mouvesore" listed among his previous works. Metz currently lives in isolation in downtown Portland where he is a novice abstract painter and a full-time public relations consultant. Joe Wagoner, a man of condiserable skill and knowledge, continues working on a solo project in the Sacramento, Calif., area, and is working on a documentary film project entitled "Praise Satan". Both remain bitter enemies and refuse to return each other's emails ... but don't ever forget the words of Stu Whitney ... "Ladies and Gentlemen, I've seen the future of rock-n-roll, and they're standing right behind me" ... well said, indeed ... welcome to the website of the future of rock-n-roll, ladies and gentlemen.
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| A soothing tale of furry death and dismemberment. Actually, it's the feel-good song of the decade (according to Bitch Bergr) |
CD: Dance Contest Winner
Label: P. Skunk Productions
Credits: Metz/Wagoner |
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| A tribut to "Ted I and II". |
CD: Live at the Whitneys
Label: P. Skunk Productions
Credits: Music: Metz, Lyrics: Metz, Guitar: Metz, Bass: Wagoner, Drums: Hudson. Produced by a guy named Cliff |
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| One of Bitch Bergr's first efforts. Recorded live December 8, 2000. |
CD: Live at the Whitneys
Label: P. Skunk Productions
Credits: Metz/Wagoner; Drums: Metz; Bass: Wagoner |
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