Artist description Two Guys, Cheap Instruments, High Voices, Bad Attitudes

Music Style Progressive Rock/Eclectic

Musical Influences Bob Ernst, Victorious Walton, Rush, Genesis, Yes, Frankie Goes to Hollywood

Similar Artists Yes, Genesis, Rush, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Green Day, Foo Fighters

Artist History Started in Greg's bedroom with a drumset, a buddy amp,and a Radio Shack tape recorder in 1983. Progressedthrough 12 albums, a Greatest Hits, and no live performances. Latest releases were recorded in Tokyo for the first time in a real studio.

Group Members Greg Montplaisir, Drums & PercussionDan Freed, Guitar, Keyboard, VocalsRoy Beeb, Egg

Instruments Hondo Guitar, Buddy Amp, Pearl Drums, UFIP and Zildian Cymbals, Portland Music High-Hat, Plastic Standup Keyboard that made a Windy Noise, Keyboard that only had about 15 Keys, a Cheap Tape Recorder, and a Realistic 8-Track to Cassette Converter

Albums Plastic Surgeon and the Nosejob (1983), Life Support (1984), Mutual Laggard (1985), East Berlin or Bust (1985), Going to the Hoedown (1985), Croachtots (1986), They're Curly and They're Flat (1986), Ten Tangy Tanktops (1986), Radioactive Toupes (1987), Soup's On (1987), What the Hell is Wrong With Our Equipment (1988), The Brothers Pump (1988), Shatner (1989), The Backboard Guys (1990), Fat Businessmen (1991), The Vic 'n Bob E-Flat Connection - A Legacy of Rubbish (1999)

Press Reviews "The greatest band on the face of the earth" - Rolling Rock

Location Portland, OR - USA

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