Creepshow 1977 (US)
Tell me about your history? How did you get where you are now?
Creeper started it all, then he stumbled into a drunken Jacob Caskets and they decided to start a real band. Next up came Mr. Machine, who was busy making Snuff films at the time, and liked the idea of beating something other than slave girls. Charles Lee Ray came along on a killing spree a few months later, and Jacob and Creeper knew they needed an attitude like hie! He said he would learn how to play guitar so he could join the band, and that he did! Then, one fateful February night, down in The Underground, a Sandusky bar where Creepshow was playing the bartenders Birthday Party, they bumped into a tall, dead, drunken stoner named Lurch. The puzzle was complete! Since that day, the band has fought and grown into a cult-like being into and of itself. Noone dares to mock the phallic might of Creepshow 1977!
Have you performed live in front of an audience? Any special memories?
OFTEN! We average about 6 or 7 shows a month. We've p[layed Detroit, Several venues in Cleveland, Sandusky, Fremont, Bellvue, Elyria, Bluefield W. Va soon! We just love to play live!
Your musical influences
Misfits, GWAR, Samhain, Mushroomhead, you get the idea
What equipment do you use?
Gibson Guitars, Fender, Ibanez, Rogue, hommade basses, Tama Drums, Zildjian cymbals, Line 6 guitar amps, Hartke bass amps, Shure mics, GHS strings, Dunlop picks, Vic Firth sticks, Remo heads
Anything else?
Rot in peace and make some noise!
Try the Graveyard Sound!
and...
BRING OUT YOUR DEAD!
