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Artist description
A group of old school punks who know they cannot reinvent punk so we play corn ball music with a punk/alternative edge. We have some folky stuff and blue stuff that mixed real well. We could never keep our various members out of rehab or college long enough to be a gigging band but we had a small cult following and a couiple of CD's we mixed from old 4 tracks. Our cheif geek moved to California to be a computer guy but we will play and record again someday. Our shows were highlighted by a Buck Jackson shooting water from his butt, giving a bass guitar to the first female flasher, various strange wardobes including bear slippers afros, bell bottoms, karate siuts, teddies, shrimping boots, and Al's redneck sun glasses. We had fun. |
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Music Style
Alternative |
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Musical Influences
Dead Kennedys, Beck, Jimi Hendrix, The Cramps, Frank Zappa, Black Flag, Alice Doughnut, Dead Milkmen, MDC, Jabba's House Band, Bad Brains, The Misfits |
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Similar Artists
Weezer, Beck, Dead Milkmen, Reverend Horton Heat, The Cramps, Black Flag, MDC |
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Artist History
Formed in Gabe's garage in 1990. First show we opened for Thought Crime in the Ghetto on Chimes St. in Baton Rouge. Our last show was at the Bayou on Chimes St. in Baton Rouge. We made it to Praireville once. We broke up once or twice because I got to drunk to play the show. The last stuff we recorded was in 1999, the song Assuming Col. Klink. Our Drummer is still active in Baton Rouge music with a band called Ill Whiskey coming soon to mp3.com. |
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Group Members
Worth - Singer, writer, guitar playerAlistair - Singer, writer, bass playerSaxxon - Singer, writer, guitar playerGabe - Singer, Drummer |
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Albums
Art is for Suckers |
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Location
Baton Rouge, Louisiana - USA |
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