Gaza Strippers

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White Hotel 02:37 Tools
Missile Command 02:50 Tools
Juvenile Detention 02:28 Tools
Outasight 02:30 Tools
Throttle Bottom 03:10 Tools
Get Em Down 03:24 Tools
My Car Is 02:52 Tools
Brainwasher 03:56 Tools
Catfight 02:43 Tools
Swan 03:25 Tools
Sex and the Drifter 02:23 Tools
Mommy Shot Daddy 02:12 Tools
Newburgh Housewives 04:00 Tools
Injected 02:55 Tools
Automat 03:07 Tools
As Long as It Feels Good 03:45 Tools
Jesse Wayne 03:13 Tools
low dog 02:23 Tools
Ape 02:50 Tools
Medicine Man 03:18 Tools
C'Mon Join the Ride 02:24 Tools
Laced Candy 02:35 Tools
Who Can Save Me 02:14 Tools
D Is for Dead 02:31 Tools
Stinger 00:00 Tools
Lipstick Vogue 00:00 Tools
Transistor 00:00 Tools
Who Can Save Me? 02:14 Tools
Take The Blame 02:41 Tools
Sheer Heart Attack 00:00 Tools
Almost Instant Karma 00:00 Tools
Star 02:55 Tools
Yin And Yang The Flower Pot Man 06:29 Tools
Pull The Plug 03:15 Tools
Dear Mr. Hubble 00:00 Tools
The suicide lovers 00:00 Tools
Sugar Machine 00:00 Tools
Rodan 00:00 Tools
Electric Rider 00:00 Tools
Me262 00:00 Tools
For Dead 02:31 Tools
Yin And Yang The Flower Pot Man (Love & Rockets) 06:29 Tools
Yin and Yang the Flowerpot Man 00:00 Tools
Dead Mr Hubble 02:59 Tools
C'mon Join the Ride. 02:59 Tools
Jesse 02:59 Tools
Yin and Yang 02:59 Tools
Dead Mr. Hubble 02:59 Tools
AUTOMAT/BRAINWASHER 02:59 Tools
Yin & Yang the Flowerpot Man 02:59 Tools
Gaza Strippers - Medicine Man 03:18 Tools
ME 262 03:18 Tools
Juvenile Detension 02:28 Tools
Yin and Yang the 08:56 Tools
Outsight 02:29 Tools
Yin & Yang The Flower Pot Man 02:29 Tools
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Rick Sims, the leader of The Gaza Strippers, was the founding member and leader of pioneering and influential Chicago punk heroes Didjits. Releasing five albums on Touch and Go Records over the course of the late eighties and early nineties, the band toured consistently all over the world. As the Didjits called it quits, an up and coming punk band called The Offspring recorded the Didjits' tune "Killboy Powerhead" for its blockbuster 1994 album, Smash (Epitaph) which has gone on to sell upwards of seven million copies. Rick then joined The Supersuckers on their 1994 album, Sacrilicous (Sub Pop) and Fred Schneider of The B-52s on his 1996 album, Just Fred (Reprise). Also active in local theater in current hometown Chicago, Rick has written and performed music for many productions at the Lookinglass Theater company. In 1996, after leaving The Supersuckers, Sims got the itch to start a new band of his own. With bassist Darren Hooper and former drummer Todd Marino, The Gaza Strippers were born. The Gaza Strippers are Rick Sims (Didjits, Supersuckers, LHOB) Darren Hooper, Mark Allen and Mike Hodgkiss. They released four albums: LACED CANDY (1999 Man's Ruin) 1000 WATT CONFESSIONS (2000 Lookout rec.) ELECTRIC BIBLE: THE NEW TESTAMENT (2001) and FROM THE DESK OF DR FREEPILL (2005). Currently defunct, catch a clip of the Gaza Strippers live to see how a live show should be done. They're guaranteed to satisfy.... Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.