Artist description Wack.

Music Style Ancient Techno Heiroglyphical-rap

Musical Influences Run-DMC, Hanson, Bloodhound Gang, Pearl Jam, Captain Beefheart, Beck, Nelson, Winger, Starland Vocal Band, Beastie Boys, King Tut

Similar Artists Bizmarkie, Lionel Ritchie, Beck, Beastie Boys, Pearl Jam, Britney Spears, The Osmonds

Artist History WAE is a one time Swiss-Egyptian gang turned gangsta-rap band. Our history spans 5300 years. We began as Pharaoh-like minstrels until we did too much of the king's lady, Pharoah Faucett, which caused some trouble with Tut (so-called king... more like Pansy). The bitch (Tut) mummified our music, which is the first REAL hip-hop, some 5284 years ahead of its time. Now that all these suckas have cashed in on our pimpin' technique, WAE is here to educate the public. Wack Ass Egyptians are currently in the process of turning Norway on its ear. BIG NEWS! WACK ASS EGYPTIANS IS NOW A FULL LIVE BAND PREPARE FOR AN ASS KICKING

Group Members MC Jimmy Swiss, DJ QE2, Warm the Eskimo, King Tommy Tut, Apple J, D-Wreck D Nice, Shawn Oxycotton and Marco Polo

Instruments guitar,bass,drums,keys,yellow

Albums I have all the Rolling Stones Albums and most of the Abba Albums

Press Reviews There was much anticipation about the Wack Ass Egyptians (WAE) first live show outside of Switzerland. With 48 bands going on ahead of them, it was clear the crowd was here to see one band. Fortuneatly for WAE, that band had to cancel so WAE got bumped up to their slot. The crowd consisted of thousands of Pharoh like wannabees who were geared up with 40z of Private Stock in one hand, and cans of lighter fluid in the other. It was clear this crowd was going to rock or be rocked. As several concert goers lit themselves on fire in protest of the limit of five 40z per person, the Wack Ass Egyptians took the stage. With D-Nice on guitar, Shawn Oxy Cotten on bass, and Joe Dirt hittin the skins, the crowd anxiously awaited the appearance of Keyboard Mixman QE2. As the band jammed on, there was an explosion atop of the Pyramid directly behind the stage. Sliding some 200 feet down the pyramid wall was QE2. As they started to play "Rub your legs like a cricket", Jimmy Swiss and Warm the Eskimo came riding in on camels with mics in their hands. At this point the crowd went wild. The deliciously crisp style of the band was matched only by the scrumptiously smooth lyrics of Swiss and Skimo. The band then slowed things down a bit with the next song, "My Turban is small". This was smoother than the Nile frozen over in January. And you could tell this song was very personal to Jimmy Swiss. The band then went into their other hit songs. Songs like Pyramid of Riches, From Womb 2 Tomb, The Oasis, Stinky Sandals and an old classic, Side B. The band ended the show with the song "When I Say", in which the crowd was with them every step of they way. As the band rode off on Camels into the sunset, it left this columnist wondering when these crazy pharohs would perform again. - Written by Bobby Fantastic of Rolling Swiss Magazine Follow-up: It's been over a month since I attended one of the greatest live performances I have ever seen. Better than CATS? Maybe not. But this is one show you must see. As far as when and where their next show will be, that's a question harder to understand than Chinese Hieroglyphics. Rumor has it, the band has made it's way to the US. And several band members have been spotted in the Boston area. Our spies say all of the band members are playing in other bands as a way to keep their skills sharp. You didn't hear me say Dogtown did you? Look for an explosion on the Boston Scene this summer.

Additional Info No extras, sucka.

Location Boston, MA - USA

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