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The most evil song Worm Quartet has ever created. Recorded live with Shoebox in his full mullet-swinging glory at Monty's Krown in Rochester, NY.
Worm Quartet's reaction to the neutering of the Cookie Monster (i.e. 'C Is For Cookie' and 'A Cookie Is A Sometime Food') and what it says about how parents like to deflect their responsibilities.
The ultimate Worm Quartet ex-girlfriend song.
Bunches of people have expressed to me their fears that I may somehow breed. This is my response.
"A f***ing brilliant piece of work IMHO...may be comedy music's best-ever song about the urge for reproduction." - Dr. Demento
An incredibly stupid song about the blessed yellow maze-dwelling ghost eater who brings me such joy.
Worm Quartet's greatest hit...the second most requested song of 2002 on the Dr. Demento show. A twisted tale of a drummer who refuses to leave a band.
My first-ever collaboration with rap dementia semi-legend Sudden Death! A schizophrenic success story.
Inspired by the plethora of crappy websites out there - 90% of every website on the Internet that isn't porn is pictures of people and their friggin' cats. Is this really necessary?
A technoriffic ode to a former roommate's mullet droppings. From the Sumophobia remix album, Sumophobia Alpha 2 EX Super Championship Turbo Edition
A cover of Tony Goldmark's immortal children's song "I Know You're A Fish," updated with a choral goth ska punk metal whatever kinda whatsit to make it sound like, well, Worm Quartet. The Great Luke Ski appears as the Judge.
A loving tender far-too-Ramonesesque punk epic discussing the various places in which one might find a deceased puppet. A relic from back when I had a band...features Kevin Morgan on guitars and Ben Dean programming the drums. Remastered!
Part of the 17-song 4-and-a-half-minute "Short Bus Suite." I figure everyone can relate to this one.
A nice little ditty about asking God to protect you from EVERYTHING...from sex-crazed robots to mutating bodily secretions!
Inspired by people who think thay can sit on their asses and an invisible man in the sky will solve all their problems.
Everybody must have wondered this about Chewbacca at some point in their life...Another song in the "Short Bus Suite."
A rant about cubicle life tempered with praise for the one substance worth abusing when coping with it. Punky and fun. This is a new re-recorded version of my favorite song from "Sumophobia."
This is a song about rabbits and why they're so great.

