DD Verni doing something different

[Bloody_Inferno]

DD from Overkill with a rockabilly band is as left field as it gets. It's nice seeing him do something different and having fun doing so.

[thrashinbatman]

i like it, though i know nearly nothing about rockabilly so i have no frame of reference for how good or bad this is.

[Chris]

Same, but I enjoyed the tune. Great production too.

[beneharris]

That was pretty good. I think Rockabilly as a genre has to be pretty formulaic, but they're definitely having fun, and it is a good song.

[Shawn]

That is pretty cool. Nice to see him enjoying doing something he likes, too.

[Bloody_Inferno]

I think Rockabilly as a genre has to be pretty formulaic, but they're definitely having fun, and it is a good song.

Rockabilly is one of those odd genres that most lovers of the genre want as authentic as possible hence why it usually never evolves. Brian Setzer gave it a good violent jumpstart in the 80s but it was still that classic aesthetic and sound.

[beneharris]

Rockabilly is one of those odd genres that most lovers of the genre want as authentic as possible hence why it usually never evolves. Brian Setzer gave it a good violent jumpstart in the 80s but it was still that classic aesthetic and sound.

Well, I think it's high time we got some deathabilly, or blackenedbilly.

[Chris]

Well, I think it's high time we got some deathabilly, or blackenedbilly.

Now I have a mental image of Bryan Setzer..

Hey hey fire!
to to ta toot to begin whipping
*horns blazing*
da-ya-yaaaance of the
*more horns*
deaad
*horns intensify*

[beneharris]

Now I have a mental image of Bryan Setzer..

Hey hey fire!
to to ta toot to begin whipping
*horns blazing*
da-ya-yaaaance of the
*more horns*
deaad
*horns intensify*

If you think about it, they probably have the instrumentation to do it already. Even backup singers for some choir chants.