The Sparkomatics Connecticut
Ray had a dream of a band where the guitar made your ears bleed, the keyboard screamed, the bass tickled your nutz and the drums bounced you off the floor. But he couldn't do it alone. He gathered some psychos with the same dream, Randy, Dave, Tom and George. As soon as they played their first chords together they knew the world was not ready. So grab a beer, take a hit and hold onto your balls. ... more
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