John Manson
Billy Joe Winghead. Steve Jones on bass, Michael “Sparky” Burger on drums, Jeff Vegas on guitar, Dan Grilley on other guitar, John Manson on other other guitar, theremin, and vocal stylings.
Pleasant. Pleasant as hell.
We were in Tulsa. Dfest was in Tulsa. We just sort of bumped into each other.
Because we had a really good time when we played it year before last.
Causing people pain and hearing loss.
Yes, we have. My favorite thing about it was that it was a (big) party.
I will be sending our bass player to the conference. I will tell him that he will either get us signed to a lucrative record deal or I will emasculate him with a grapefruit spoon.
We are currently working on new songs, promoting our new album on Zodiac Killer Records, and preparing for our favorite annual events: Dfest, The Okie Twist-Off kustom car show and music fest in OKC, and the Ghouls Gone Wild Halloween parade.
Four dollar gas made touring more of a drain, but we survived. We like Oklahoma. Not much of a recession here; our local gigs are stronger than ever.
I like to go to festivals and see bands I know nothing about.
We will wander aimlessly about the grounds after our show. If you meet us, we will greet you. If you buy us beer, we shall amaze you with our skill as raconteurs.
Whilst touring one August, we saw a fat Elvis vampire in Ozark, Arkansas wearing a polyester suit and a giant toupee. He sweltered, then disappeared. We were bumfuzzled. A song happened.
Rock and roll, baby.
People show up.
I have a bet with our drummer that the world is going to end in 2010. So, I’d like for us all to be dead because then I’d win the bet.
One of our favorite fans made his own BJW shirt with a sharpie and wore it to one of our shows. That’s how our fans are. Devoted and a little screwed in the head.
A combination of nudity and sunscreen.
Our bass player, Tulsan “Screamin’” Steven Jones, is not in prison. If you knew him, you’d think that was weird…..
Q: Why do you do it? A: We have no choice.