For us, it has always been about SEX & BLOOD & ROCK & ROLL... Classic Universal Horror Movies, B-Movie Sci-FI and Horror, Sex, Juvenile Delinquency, Drag Racing Hearse's, The Addams Family, The Munsters, Batman, and all the best and hardest hitting music in the history of Rock and Roll.
Sounds Like
We sound exactly like US, just making the sounds and saying the things we have always done. When you are as far ahead of the curve as we were (apparently one of the bands that started this thing called Horror Punk) it ends up being all the people that come later that are influenced by you, and if they say different they either been living under a bridge for the last over three decades, or are lying. So you gonna go with an original, or a shoddy imitation?
Also SID TERROR'S UNDEAD is the official band of THE HORROR DRUNX organization world-wide for good reason! 60+ chapters and over 75,000 Horror Drunx can't be wrong! Join a chapter near you!
Founded by Sid Terror in Hollywood California in the Summer of 1977 when punk was new and Horror Punk was unheard of, Sid Terror'r UNDEAD quickly became known as the undisputed west coast "Kings Of Gore Core". ...With no less than two of THE RAMONES (DeeDee and Joey) jumping at the chance to guest on The Undead's first single, released in late summer 1977. The band soon made their way up the coast to the bay area, basing themselves in San Francisco until 1988, then slid back down to the Los Angeles area (The Ansestral Land of Celluloid Horror) where the bands official base still is today. Several Albums and scores of singles later, they are recognised as one of the major founding influences of the Punk / Horror / Psychobilly and Gore-core genres... In other words, SID TERROR'S UNDEAD crawled through the fiery trenches and attoned for your sins... Probably before you were even born.
Often imitated but never equaled, Sid Terror's UNDEAD is also the only one of the early Horror Punk originators never to make any concessions to their sound on a major label, keeping them perhaps the purest of the surviving early bands in their genre. Much of this has been by deliberate design... Though Sid Terror himself has been asked over the years to contribute to projects by people as varied as The Ramones, Steve Jones (of The Sex Pistols), David Vanian (of The Damned), Lux Interior and Poison Ivy (of The Cramps) and even Gene Vincent's Blue Caps and many others, Sid Terror's UNDEAD has always come first when it came to his main interest and vision. Living like it's Halloween 365 days a year... Since 1977.
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As a rule we DO NOT cultivate our friends list by sending out friends requests and harvesting friends, because that is an artificial and fake way to inflate numbers. Our friends know who we are, find us, and request to be added. We are proud to say we are one of the few bands with the scruples to do that. What you see here are TRUE real fans of Sid Terror's UNDEAD and we thank each and every one of them for the support.
SID TERROR'S UNDEAD support and are the Official band of THE HORROR DRUNX world-wide! Visit their website at...
HERE IS A SELECTION OF OUR BANNERS (AND THEIR CODES) FOR YOU TO USE ON YOUR OWN PAGE...
COFFIN BUSTER:
THE FACE OF TERROR:
HALLOWEEN 365:
TERROR IN COFFIN:
OFFICIAL BAND OF THE HORROR DRUNX:
SID TERROR'S UNDEAD contact tables for use on your own page...
GRAVEYARD
LOGO
COFFIN BUSTER
SID-IN-THE-BOX
Sid Terrors UNDEAD (Official)'s Friend Space (Top 19)
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“Two finger snaps and you live in Bel-Air,” Mizzy once said, referring to his success with the “Addams Family” song.
For his theme song, Mizzy played a harpsichord, which gives the theme its unique flavor. And because the production company, Filmways, refused to pay for singers, Mizzy sang it himself and overdubbed it three times. The song, memorably punctuated by finger-snapping, begins with: “They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky, they’re altogether ooky: the Addams family.”
Vic Mizzy, a film and television composer best known for writing the memorable theme songs for the 1960s sit-coms “Green Acres” and “The Addams Family,” died of heart failure Saturday, October, 17th, 2009 at his home in Bel-Air. He was 93.
Hey thanks for the bulletin about the Sacramento Horror Convention. The local newspaper is so horrible, We miss a lot of interesting happenings. Take care Sid, E RT Sacramento
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