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For all the latest news from the dangerous world of garage, you're in the right place!
First off, 'Da Daddy Spank Cru' have announced plans to tour in October, but are as yet unable to confirm a venue. They're struggling to find somewhere with a stage big enough to hold all 123 members.
Megla Lo D of the band had the following to say "Yo. We jus wanna get down with it with the fans, but we got nowhere to go. We may have to bring our tunes to the streets, do some outdoor venue." I for one will look forward to any future announcement regarding this.
It was bad news today for Bachman Bark, vocalist with 'Nu Cru 4 U' today, when he was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment for possession of a dangerous firearm. Bark was pulled over in his Fiat Punto after travelling at 40 miles per hour in a 30 zone. It was whilst writing out a ticket that the police officer spotted something wrapped up in the back seat. Unfortunately for Bachman, it was a pea-shooter, equipped with telescopic sights. Bachman claims that he never intended to use it, but needed it for protection purposes.
'Solid Wood' have celebrated the success of their new single 'Down Wi Da Uptown Girl', which charted at number 4 on Sunday by gunning down Billy Joel, who provided the vocals for the tracks chorus.
When we caught up with Billy he was in a buoyant mood. "Those zany kids, you've just got to laugh at them. I guess I kinda deserved multiple gun shot wounds for joking about them being so 'dangerous'. That'll learn me not to mess with the bad boys of garage."
Finally, former 'Mobile Crew Star' member Buck Norris has spoken out for the first time about his expulsion from the band. "They think they is down wid that bad boy flavour, but they don't got what I got and they know they don't got it. dat is why they got me rid, and that is why they gotta be watching them backs."
Buck really cleared things up with this statement, maybe the truth will come out with his single "Kick Yo Mo Fo Face Off" which is released next Monday.
For all the latest news from the dangerous world of garage, you're in the right place!
First off, 'Da Daddy Spank Cru' have announced plans to tour in October, but are as yet unable to confirm a venue. They're struggling to find somewhere with a stage big enough to hold all 123 members.
Megla Lo D of the band had the following to say "Yo. We jus wanna get down with it with the fans, but we got nowhere to go. We may have to bring our tunes to the streets, do some outdoor venue." I for one will look forward to any future announcement regarding this.
It was bad news today for Bachman Bark, vocalist with 'Nu Cru 4 U' today, when he was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment for possession of a dangerous firearm. Bark was pulled over in his Fiat Punto after travelling at 40 miles per hour in a 30 zone. It was whilst writing out a ticket that the police officer spotted something wrapped up in the back seat. Unfortunately for Bachman, it was a pea-shooter, equipped with telescopic sights. Bachman claims that he never intended to use it, but needed it for protection purposes.
'Solid Wood' have celebrated the success of their new single 'Down Wi Da Uptown Girl', which charted at number 4 on Sunday by gunning down Billy Joel, who provided the vocals for the tracks chorus.
When we caught up with Billy he was in a buoyant mood. "Those zany kids, you've just got to laugh at them. I guess I kinda deserved multiple gun shot wounds for joking about them being so 'dangerous'. That'll learn me not to mess with the bad boys of garage."
Finally, former 'Mobile Crew Star' member Buck Norris has spoken out for the first time about his expulsion from the band. "They think they is down wid that bad boy flavour, but they don't got what I got and they know they don't got it. dat is why they got me rid, and that is why they gotta be watching them backs."
Buck really cleared things up with this statement, maybe the truth will come out with his single "Kick Yo Mo Fo Face Off" which is released next Monday.
Ace, I liked the bit about the kids gunning down Billy Joel for providing the lyrics.
a nice new up and over door has been ordered
Boooooooooooo!
For all the latest news from the dangerous world of garage, you're in the right place!
First off, 'Da Daddy Spank Cru' have announced plans to tour in October, but are as yet unable to confirm a venue. They're struggling to find somewhere with a stage big enough to hold all 123 members.
Megla Lo D of the band had the following to say "Yo. We jus wanna get down with it with the fans, but we got nowhere to go. We may have to bring our tunes to the streets, do some outdoor venue." I for one will look forward to any future announcement regarding this.
It was bad news today for Bachman Bark, vocalist with 'Nu Cru 4 U' today, when he was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment for possession of a dangerous firearm. Bark was pulled over in his Fiat Punto after travelling at 40 miles per hour in a 30 zone. It was whilst writing out a ticket that the police officer spotted something wrapped up in the back seat. Unfortunately for Bachman, it was a pea-shooter, equipped with telescopic sights. Bachman claims that he never intended to use it, but needed it for protection purposes.
'Solid Wood' have celebrated the success of their new single 'Down Wi Da Uptown Girl', which charted at number 4 on Sunday by gunning down Billy Joel, who provided the vocals for the tracks chorus.
When we caught up with Billy he was in a buoyant mood. "Those zany kids, you've just got to laugh at them. I guess I kinda deserved multiple gun shot wounds for joking about them being so 'dangerous'. That'll learn me not to mess with the bad boys of garage."
Finally, former 'Mobile Crew Star' member Buck Norris has spoken out for the first time about his expulsion from the band. "They think they is down wid that bad boy flavour, but they don't got what I got and they know they don't got it. dat is why they got me rid, and that is why they gotta be watching them backs."
Buck really cleared things up with this statement, maybe the truth will come out with his single "Kick Yo Mo Fo Face Off" which is released next Monday.
For all the latest news from the dangerous world of garage, you're in the right place!
First off, 'Da Daddy Spank Cru' have announced plans to tour in October, but are as yet unable to confirm a venue. They're struggling to find somewhere with a stage big enough to hold all 123 members.
Megla Lo D of the band had the following to say "Yo. We jus wanna get down with it with the fans, but we got nowhere to go. We may have to bring our tunes to the streets, do some outdoor venue." I for one will look forward to any future announcement regarding this.
It was bad news today for Bachman Bark, vocalist with 'Nu Cru 4 U' today, when he was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment for possession of a dangerous firearm. Bark was pulled over in his Fiat Punto after travelling at 40 miles per hour in a 30 zone. It was whilst writing out a ticket that the police officer spotted something wrapped up in the back seat. Unfortunately for Bachman, it was a pea-shooter, equipped with telescopic sights. Bachman claims that he never intended to use it, but needed it for protection purposes.
'Solid Wood' have celebrated the success of their new single 'Down Wi Da Uptown Girl', which charted at number 4 on Sunday by gunning down Billy Joel, who provided the vocals for the tracks chorus.
When we caught up with Billy he was in a buoyant mood. "Those zany kids, you've just got to laugh at them. I guess I kinda deserved multiple gun shot wounds for joking about them being so 'dangerous'. That'll learn me not to mess with the bad boys of garage."
Finally, former 'Mobile Crew Star' member Buck Norris has spoken out for the first time about his expulsion from the band. "They think they is down wid that bad boy flavour, but they don't got what I got and they know they don't got it. dat is why they got me rid, and that is why they gotta be watching them backs."
Buck really cleared things up with this statement, maybe the truth will come out with his single "Kick Yo Mo Fo Face Off" which is released next Monday.