Travis Shredd and the Good Ol

We regret to inform you that MC Stevie-Bob Lethal passed away on October 3, 2010. He beat the drums on "668: The Neighbor of the Beast" and "Nashville Drive-By." He played in numerous live shows and provided humor and a unique way of looking at life for the Boys. He is sorely missed.
A picture is worth a thousand words, so moving pictures should be worth.well, a lot more! Be sure to click on the video link on this page to see the video of My Ex's Lawyer is the AntiChrist.
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Formerly from Seattle, the band's rave reviews and devoted fans across the country demonstrate how exciting the results are, and support from industry leaders in rock, country, college and alternative formats (even a couple of talk-radio shows have featured Travis Shredd songs) demonstrate the broad appeal of the most unique sound in contemporary music. Although the musical style is decidedly on the unusual side and the lyrical content is often humorous, it would be a mistake to dismiss this band as a "novelty act." The most-often-heard comment from fans is that they feel compelled to listen to the 3 self-released CD's, "Headbanger's Squaredance," "668: The Neighbor of the Beast," and "Nashville Drive-By" over and over again. With increased exposure, this band is poised to move from cult favorite to cultural phenomenon.
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