Pardon My Extinguisher

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Member Since: 17/08/2004
Band Website: Coming Soon...
Band Members: MIKE - Vocals
JESUS C - Guitar
RICH - Bass
PETE - Drums
Influences: Black Flag, D.i., CHannel 3, Dickies,Adolescents, agent orange, angry somoans, bad brains, circle jerks, DK, GG Allin, DOA, dwarves, faction, fear, germs, JFA, minor threat, misfits, ramones, Rikk Agnew, TSOL, the Weirdos, Crass, Exploited, the saints, the adicts, anti-nowhere league, buzzcocks, chaos uk, cockney rejects, damned, sex pistols, stiff little fingers, subhumans
Sounds Like: PARDON OUR BIOGRAPHY ---A Filmmaker, two Marines, and a Mexican walk into a bar and decide that politics in Orange County, California, just isn’t being taken seriously enough. So, they put their minds together to create a medium in which to express this angst to the social masses. The ultimate decision was to form a punk band called “Pardon My Extinguisher”.The obvious intellectual and philosophical presentation of prose combined with music has proven to get the point across quite effectively. Following are a few examples:Pardon My Extinguisher is aware of the necessity to express freedom of choice. Not only the expression of it, but also the importance of the subject. It is the pinnacle of all modern democracies. This topic is taken to an extreme level in the subject of abortion. Pardon My Extinguisher isn’t so concerned with a woman’s right to choose, but rather the man’s right to choose. Why shouldn’t a man be able to decide? And, why should any common man be denied the right to perform an abortion? This subject matter is fully explored in the song “Coathanger”.And, what about universal health care? Shouldn’t all human beings be born with the inherent right to receive the best medical treatment that modern technology has to offer? The concept that only those that can afford to be healthy deserve to be healthy, whilst the rest of the populous is destined to a life of substandard existence is not only unconstitutional, but also flat out wrong. The need for universal health care is presented in the song “I Didn’t Know That Bitch Had The Clap”.Due to the political incorrectness in which Pardon My Extinguisher presents the subject of equal rights, a full explanation of their point of view cannot be discussed in this outline. The risk of offending someone that might be reading this without the capacity of open mindedness is very high. Pardon My Extinguisher suggests that you listen to the song “Lesbians” and make up your own mind. Are you for equal rights, or are you a bigot?In closing, Pardon My Extinguisher would like to leave you with this thought: take all of the material typed above, and retype it as a bulletin on myspace. If you don’t, you will die at midnight.Postscript – The song “Bitch & Moan” is featured on the Tony Hawk video game released a few years ago. Millions of people have already been exposed to the magic of Pardon My Extinguisher. No bullshit.
Type of Label: Major