It is with great regret that we announce
that MC Stevie-Bob Lethal died October 3, 2010. MCSBL was
the drummer on the 2nd and 3rd albums, "668: The Neighbor of the
Beast" and "Nashville Drive-By." He is already
greatly missed. Please read Travis Shredd's eulogy.
Table Scrapps, the album, like its culinary namesake, is a small amount of product that was left over from or left out of something more grand. Like its creator, it has an extra consonant in its name, a genetic signpost warning that expectations should be low. Fit for a beloved family pet, it is meant to be enjoyed after the
glamour and grandeur of the main course is but a distant memory. And with the right setting and/or company, can be a moment of satisfaction, sating the palate and reminding us of good times past. In the overused one word sentence of food servers everywhere: "Enjoy."
Mr. Shredd's hunk
starts about a third of the way through, but you can also hear
his cover of Tupac's California Love earlier on - very cool, you
have to check it out!
Also listen for
Travis Shredd's version of Kenny Chesney's "Beer in
Mexico,"
their hilarious version of Blackstreet's "Yo, Diggity!"
and the (previously) unreleased "Have Some Self Esteem, You Pig"
Buy the first three albums
(and some other Shredd stuff)
on CaféPress.
Or go to our Buy
It page and buy any song or songs you want.
Guess what!??
1993
November 20, 1999
2000
Yeah, but what IS Travis
Shredd and the Good Ol' Homeboys?
Wikipedia knows!
Click here
to find out.
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