It was a town in Germania.

Yes. In smoky bars. Yes. I often play Dead, too.

This is a fantastic site. Self-promotion is easier than ever. Yet somehow I still find it offensive.

I have a pen. I have a pig. I have a pig in a pen.

Now we all learned how to do that thing. But we rarely had time to do it, it seems. From one thing to another, picking up new and old friends along the way, we made a bunch of tapes during the 1980s and 90s. Drummers came and went as fast as a cold pitcher of beer on a hot night at the Corner Tavern. Along came the little black babies with white heads and the big white babies with black heads. Skydiving wiener dogs with neck braces joining the Red Cross medical paratroop force. Soaring through Alices' basement, Judy's pool, Nathan's garage, a room full of un-dead flies in the attic. Sam throwing $20 bills at the mad sky while the guitarist played "Feelings" on the drums for a drunken bike gang. A bunch of Pagans in the lot next to the copshop and lots of girls named Michelle shaking tambourines. Some of the Dog Everything band have taken up acoustic tool grinding, some are taste-testing razor blades, others are gone forever and never forgotten. Salo is boxing sand and I'm studying the effects of radiation on instruments made of carbon/vegetable matter.

Snatchmo, The Pagans, Dog Everything, Modern Fossils, The Lost Chili Beans, Aregone

On these recordings you will hear playing music or manipulating machines:
D. Ashauer, Rod Lingo, Jeff Morse, Keith Morris, Andy Hentrick, Nathan Karlen, Todd Anderson (who has graciously been helping me clean up and save my tape collection), John Mihelcic, Jan Hamilton Douglas, Lonnie Tite, Ernie Beiermann, Red Gaither, Jeff Peterson, Kathryn (Pritchard) Peterson, Steve "Pritch" Pritchard, Denny Mayberry, Dave Ashauer (who engineered almost all Dog Everything sessions)

These days I perform in green velvet pants.

60s dance rock and psychedelia
new wave of the 70s/80s
experimental electronic
Nearly all of the bands I've played in have been bar bands that did 4-hour shows and featured Rod Lingo and Jeff Morse or one or another on guitar. After a few years of this, we had a huge repertoire that included our own songs.
Some of the bands we covered:
Jimi Hendrix, The Pretenders, The Kinks, The Sex Pistols, The Beatles, The Ramones, David Bowie, Chuck Berry, Iggy Pop, Bob Dylan, Camper Van Beethoven, Elvis Presley, The Monkees, R.E.M., XTC, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Replacements, Captain Beefheart, Talking Heads, Bob Marley, Joe Byrd and the Field Hippies, Santana, Buddy Holly, The Smiths, Nick Lowe, Roy Clark, Spirit, Neil Young, The Flaming Groovies, The Byrds, The Cure, Willie Nelson, Jefferson Airplane, James Brown, The Grateful Dead, The Temptations, Elvis Costello, The Who, The Band, The Butthole Surfers, The Doors, Roxy Music, Bob Dylan, Thelonious Monster, Sly and the Family Stone, Cream, Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians, Miles Davis, Rolling Stones, B-52s, Stone Temple Pilots, Lynyrd Skynyrd, U2, Soundgarden, Country Joe and the Fish, Pink Floyd, The Violent Femmes, The Police, Steam, INXS, Frank Zappa.
Megadanceophelia, that's just a smattering!
Remember, art rhymes with fart and anyone can do it.
I listen to a schizophrenic community radio station called KDHX (88.1 FM in St. Louis) and a college station called KWUR-FM. I just hope for the best and keep my ears open.

Lexington, KY

Varies with the gig. I like the spacephone.

Just ask. ondbus1@yahoo.com