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ya ready for this??

THE EFFIN NEKROMANTIX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rob has always been a fan of psychobilly so this is awesome!!!!!!!!

Nice! This may be Nekromantix's BIGGEST break yet! :) I mean, they've already gained a huge amount of recognition over the years but this... :clap:

If only Kimmy were here to see this...

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you know...I think in a year or so...we may see the "mainstreaming" year of Psychobilly.

YOu know...all "odd" genre's have their time...Cali-punk, swing, latin, etc, etc...

Well, it's been kinda getting there(Hot Topic, Hellkat Records,Vogue Magazine,Jimmy Kimmel's show)but with Rob Zombie's Halloween II and his upcoming tour it's really gonna give the scene a thrust. :wink

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Im pretty sure this is the furthest north this entire tour is going. so thats gotta say something for us here in the D. Good work all on helping the west coast realize we like this stuff too haha! I knwo I have been doing my part to saturate my friends and their friends and their friends friends ears with psychobilly for almost ten years now...

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