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| − | [[The Feederz]] were an American punk rock group who were active during the early 1980s and again since 2002. They were known for their controversial and political lyrics, criticizing politics, religion and consumerism, and their provocative album covers. Their best known song was ''"Jesus Entering From The Rear" (1980)''. | + | [[The Feederz]] were an American [[punk]] rock group who were active during the early 1980s and again since 2002. They were known for their controversial and political lyrics, criticizing politics, religion and consumerism, and their provocative album covers. Their best known song was ''"Jesus Entering From The Rear" (1980)''. |
[[Kurt Cobain]] used their well known bumper sticker, ''"Vandalism: as beautiful as a rock in a cop's face"'' during Nirvana's own rock concerts. | [[Kurt Cobain]] used their well known bumper sticker, ''"Vandalism: as beautiful as a rock in a cop's face"'' during Nirvana's own rock concerts. | ||
Revision as of 05:15, 16 October 2011
The Feederz were an American punk rock group who were active during the early 1980s and again since 2002. They were known for their controversial and political lyrics, criticizing politics, religion and consumerism, and their provocative album covers. Their best known song was "Jesus Entering From The Rear" (1980).
Kurt Cobain used their well known bumper sticker, "Vandalism: as beautiful as a rock in a cop's face" during Nirvana's own rock concerts.
According to "Punk: The Rough Guide", the groups' influences ranged from Ludwig van Beethoven to Frank Zappa.
