I saw the Supersuckers several times during in the mid 90's and they never disappointed. What could have been a half assed gimmick was carried off by their dedication to it. And the fact that they fucking rocked didn't hurt either. "Creepy Jackalope Eye" is still one of my fave songs of the era.

One of my favorite concert moments would be near the end of their sets when they'd be backlit silhouetted and they'd all just hold up their guitars and bask in the frenzied crowd cheers.

And for a brief moment they were joined by one of my favorite rock & roll frontman (and apparently theirs too), Rick Sims of the Didjits (and later Gaza Strippers). I think even the Supersuckers weren't big enough to contain both Eddie Spaghetti AND Rick Sims. Now THAT was some rock.

Did you say something about Supersuckers covers? Here's 'Dead Homiez.'

I tell ya, life ain't shit to fool with.

(In case you don't know the Ice Cube original, here it is.)

Well, here's a bonus track (and as someone who works in a place that attracts a lot of tourists, I can wholeheartedly cheer this song on).

I was so expecting this to be about Alice Cooper, till I Googled and found out he lived in Phoenix, not Tucson.

I remember seeing them opening for someone at the Palace in LA, but I can't remember who.

Hooray! I'll be in the land of high-speed as of tonight, so I can actually grab these!

You should put up "Non-Addictive Marijuana". That's a classic.