Nuke and the Living Dead

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Vampire's 1st Date

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Released: Jan 1, 2005

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Vampire's 1st Date
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Brew Crew
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I'm Your Monster
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JACK DANIELS
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HELL NO
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General Info

Genre: Punk / Rock / Rockabilly
Location Lincoln Park, MICHIGAN, US
Profile Views: 169722
Last Login: 8/22/2010
Member Since 2/16/2004
Website This is it!
Record Label Unknown Indie
Type of Label Indie
Bio
Please read the "Please Read" blog before adding us. Nuke and the Living Dead is a "Punk Rock" band from Detroit Michigan formed around December of '02. The story actually begins in the late 90's with "Nuke and the Toxic Offenders", but I'll let Nuke or J Voltage tell you that story. They had plenty of good times and showed most of the midwest a good ol' time too. Mixing angst-ridden punk rock with doo-wop, rockabilly, hardcore and whatever else came into their drunken minds. The world's trouble's pissed them off and so did having to work like slaves in factories and warehouses. So they strayed away from that in their songs and live shows. They braught punkrock back to the local clubs at a time when rap metal ruled the scene! Nuke and the Living Dead focused on uniting punk bands and enjoying good times with there buddies on the weekends. You know, the fun stuff. Don't get me wrong, these guys weren't oblivious to responsibility and reality, they just wanted to get you away from that for a few hours on a Saturday night. I wouldn't necesarily say they broke up, but the troubles with a declining interest in local punk music in Detroit, along with shady "music business" characters made them decide they didn't wanna keep going at it like they were. They stopped rehersing and getting together after their show on January 20th, 2007 at the Token Lounge. You can find some videos of that show on here and YouTube. They're all still friends and hang out on occasion. There's always a chance for "reunion" type stuff. Nuke, John-O and Deano are jamming around town, and Tommy Gun is playing again with the Hubies and about a 1/2 dozen other bands from the Alpena and Grand Rapids areas. You'll most likely run into all the guys at a Country Bob show and same at a Hellbound Train show or when Tommy's in town. That's about all I can tell ya at this time. No one knows what the future has in store. ..Click here for more MP3s...... ..Crypt of Blood Records.. (US Distro).. ..Interpunk.. (US Distro).. ..Cargo Music.. (US Distro).. ..MerchMonster.. (US Distro).. ..WHN Online Shop!.. (US Distro).. ..Fiend Force.. (European Distro).. .. ..Interviews!.... ..MarsDust.... .. ..CD Reviews!.... ..Black Order.... ..Black Angel Promotions......Unearthed Midnight Theater...... .......... ......
Members
..Nuke.. - Lead Vocals.. ..John-O.. - Guitar/Vox.. ..Johnny Renfield.. - Bass/Vox.. ..Deano Valentino.. - Drums.. ..Tommy Gun.. - Guitar/Vox..
Influences
The Damned, FEAR, Johnny Cash, Ramones, Elvis Presley, Roky erikson, Rancid, Operation Ivy, Misfits, Stray Cats, Dion and the Belmonts, Jerry lee, Cryptkeeper Five, and many others!
Sounds Like
A shot of 50's rock mixed with 70's punk and shaken (I aint fakin') like-a- Micheal J. Fox!