Song: Body Parts Artist: Maniac Spider Trash Album: Murder Happy Fairy Tales. + Informações

Song: Bomb The Playground Artist: Maniac Spider Trash Album: Murder Happy Fairy Tales. + Informações

music video very rare. + Informações

Song: Graveyard Bash Artist: Maniac Spider Trash Album: Murder Happy Fairy Tales. + Informações

Song: Dumpster Mummies Artist: Maniac Spider Trash Album: Dumpster Mummies. + Informações

rare live performance. + Informações

Maniac Spider Trash Album : Dumpster Mummies. + Informações

rare live performance. + Informações

Maniac Spider Trash Album : Murder Happy Fairytales. + Informações

rare live performance. + Informações

rare live performance. + Informações

rare live performance. + Informações

Ok, so this is pretty much the beggning of Deadmans dance by MST and Devour by Marylin manson! Enjoy!. + Informações

rare live performance. + Informações

Maniac Spider Trash Album : Dumpster Mummies. + Informações

Maniac Spider Trash. + Informações

Fan video for the god himself 'Wednesday 13' Sorry about the ending. I suddenly ran out of clips NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED I do not own the audio or video content for this video. It is merely fan made and if anything, is promoting the artist.. + Informações

murderdolls performing The Devil Made Me Do It live at The Big Day Out 2003. + Informações

murderdolls performing Twist My Sister live at The Big Day Out 2003. + Informações

Wednesday 13 Album : Xanaxtasy [EP]. + Informações

murderdolls rock am ring 2003 white wedding. + Informações

Gunfire 76 Album : Casualties & Tragedies. + Informações

Wednesday 13 Album : Re-Animated [EP]. + Informações

The Frankenstein Drag Queens From Planet 13 were born from the ashes of the North Carolina band, Maniac Spider Trash and started spreading havoc in their own native state in 1996. Their first full-length album, "The Late Late Late Show", put them on the map for horror-punk and scum rock 'n' roll. With the release of the second album, "Night of the Living Drag Queens", the band signed a record deal with the European label, People Like You Records. At that time, the band was also inducted in the Confederacy of Scum. The band continued a strong collaboration with People Like You, releasing the next 3 albums with them. Other singles were released in Germany and Italy and FDQ's reputation quickly grew in the underground of rock music. After the successful release of "Songs from the Recently Deceased", the original FDQ line-up disbanded. However, Wednesday 13 kept the monster running with other like-minded individuals, giving birth to their final release, "Viva Las Violence". Shortly after, the band broke up and Wednesday 13 moved on to bigger things fronting the Murderdolls, which also included Joey Jordison of Slipknot. This track, a cover of "Hello Hooray" originally by US rock legend Alice Cooper is taken from the FDQFP13's boxset Little Box of Horrors (2006) and is previously unreleased... Wednesday 13 - Vocals, Guitar Sea Weed - Bass Sicko Zero - Drums. + Informações

The Frankenstein Drag Queens From Planet 13 were born from the ashes of the North Carolina band, Maniac Spider Trash and started spreading havoc in their own native state in 1996. Their first full-length album, "The Late Late Late Show", put them on the map for horror-punk and scum rock 'n' roll. With the release of the second album, "Night of the Living Drag Queens", the band signed a record deal with the European label, People Like You Records. At that time, the band was also inducted in the Confederacy of Scum. The band continued a strong collaboration with People Like You, releasing the next 3 albums with them. Other singles were released in Germany and Italy and FDQ's reputation quickly grew in the underground of rock music. After the successful release of "Songs from the Recently Deceased", the original FDQ line-up disbanded. However, Wednesday 13 kept the monster running with other like-minded individuals, giving birth to their final release, "Viva Las Violence". Shortly after, the band broke up and Wednesday 13 moved on to bigger things fronting the Murderdolls, which also included Joey Jordison of Slipknot. This track, a cover of "Fox On the Run" originally by UK 70s Glamsters The Sweet is taken from the FDQFP13's boxset Little Box of Horrors (2006) and is previously unreleased... Wednesday 13 - Vocals, Guitar Sea Weed - Bass Sicko Zero - Drums. + Informações