Murderdolls

Anyone who likes the Murderdolls plz post ur comments here.

Band members:
Wednesdy 13- vocals
Joey Jordison- guitar
Acey Slade- guitar
Eric Griffin- bass
Ben Graves- drums

official website:
www.murderdolls.com

other links:
www.wednesday13.com
www.trashlightvision.com

Their MySpace
http://www.myspace.com/thedolls





this site

In a world where it's all too easy to point out everything that's wrong about music, Murderdolls represent everything that could be right. And with the release of their self-titled debut, everything that will be right…

Murderdolls began as The Rejects more than seven years ago, the brainchild of Jordison long before Slipknot became this millennium's metal revolutionaries. His lineup experienced substantial growing pains before he met Tripp Eisen (now of Static-X) while touring together in '99. Tripp (then of Dope) joined Jordison and recruited Wednesday as a bassist. Bringing new songs of his own into the fold, it wasn't long before the bassist made the shift to lead singer. Eric Griffin and Ben Graves rounded out the band's lineup. A garage band in every sense of the word, they'd played only four shows with Jordison and Eisen on guitars, and had yet to perform with their new frontman upon the completion of the album. In fact, Jordison didn't even meet Wednesday until the day they entered the studio to record.

"It took a lot of balls for us to do what we're doing, because there are going to be people that don't understand it, don't get it, but we believe in it that much," says Jordison. "There are some songs on this album that were written in '95 and that's one of the things that I really like about this music. Twenty years from now, this music will still be good and it won't sound dated at all. There are a lot of songs - like "Die My Bride," "Slit My Wrist" and "Dead In Hollywood" - that have a very metal-esque influence to them, as well as just being punk, glam-metal, blood and guts rock 'n' roll. It's all very trashy too, just like the people that are in the band." As the band were about to release their debut, Eisen was forced to quit Murderdolls when 'Dolls touring plans clashed with recording plans for his 'day job' in Static-X. The band immediately enlisted their friend Acey Slade (also formerly of Dope), who joined Murderdolls forthwith.

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Add a little bit of info on them, a link to their myspace, or official page, and a picture

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ok, hold on

YAY i dooooooooo

theyr fuckin awesome!!!

Oh btw i think you should change the name to Murderdolls instead of Murder Dolls cos their name is 1 whole word... jus sayin

Their My Space

http://www.myspace.com/thedolls

Band members:
Wednesdy 13- vocals
Joey Jordison- guitar
Acey Slade- guitar
Eric Griffin- bass
Ben Graves- drums

official website:
murderdolls.com

other links:
wednesday13.com
trashlightvision.com

ill, get a pic of them in just a few minutes.

WOOT!!

Erics HAWT!!

Is there anybody else on here that likes these apart from me n **AFI(A Fire Inside)** ???

crap. wednesday 13 is better solo, and joey is better in the knot.

Crazy Trucker:

crap. wednesday 13 is better solo, and joey is better in the knot.

The 'Knot xD
That sounds ghetto.

I like 'em but yeah you're right.
And one of them is a pervert... -_-

i fuckin HATE slipknot, so to me joeys better in this band, anyways lets not argue about it fare enough u dont like em.. fine

yeah, i agree with Curry! At The Disco

Can you add just a little info about the band? like what year did they form? etc etc.

I found some info from this site

In a world where it's all too easy to point out everything that's wrong about music, Murderdolls represent everything that could be right. And with the release of their self-titled debut, everything that will be right…

Murderdolls began as The Rejects more than seven years ago, the brainchild of Jordison long before Slipknot became this millennium's metal revolutionaries. His lineup experienced substantial growing pains before he met Tripp Eisen (now of Static-X) while touring together in '99. Tripp (then of Dope) joined Jordison and recruited Wednesday as a bassist. Bringing new songs of his own into the fold, it wasn't long before the bassist made the shift to lead singer. Eric Griffin and Ben Graves rounded out the band's lineup. A garage band in every sense of the word, they'd played only four shows with Jordison and Eisen on guitars, and had yet to perform with their new frontman upon the completion of the album. In fact, Jordison didn't even meet Wednesday until the day they entered the studio to record.

"It took a lot of balls for us to do what we're doing, because there are going to be people that don't understand it, don't get it, but we believe in it that much," says Jordison. "There are some songs on this album that were written in '95 and that's one of the things that I really like about this music. Twenty years from now, this music will still be good and it won't sound dated at all. There are a lot of songs - like "Die My Bride," "Slit My Wrist" and "Dead In Hollywood" - that have a very metal-esque influence to them, as well as just being punk, glam-metal, blood and guts rock 'n' roll. It's all very trashy too, just like the people that are in the band." As the band were about to release their debut, Eisen was forced to quit Murderdolls when 'Dolls touring plans clashed with recording plans for his 'day job' in Static-X. The band immediately enlisted their friend Acey Slade (also formerly of Dope), who joined Murderdolls forthwith.

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I found some info from this site

In a world where it's all too easy to point out everything that's wrong about music, Murderdolls represent everything that could be right. And with the release of their self-titled debut, everything that will be right…

Murderdolls began as The Rejects more than seven years ago, the brainchild of Jordison long before Slipknot became this millennium's metal revolutionaries. His lineup experienced substantial growing pains before he met Tripp Eisen (now of Static-X) while touring together in '99. Tripp (then of Dope) joined Jordison and recruited Wednesday as a bassist. Bringing new songs of his own into the fold, it wasn't long before the bassist made the shift to lead singer. Eric Griffin and Ben Graves rounded out the band's lineup. A garage band in every sense of the word, they'd played only four shows with Jordison and Eisen on guitars, and had yet to perform with their new frontman upon the completion of the album. In fact, Jordison didn't even meet Wednesday until the day they entered the studio to record.

"It took a lot of balls for us to do what we're doing, because there are going to be people that don't understand it, don't get it, but we believe in it that much," says Jordison. "There are some songs on this album that were written in '95 and that's one of the things that I really like about this music. Twenty years from now, this music will still be good and it won't sound dated at all. There are a lot of songs - like "Die My Bride," "Slit My Wrist" and "Dead In Hollywood" - that have a very metal-esque influence to them, as well as just being punk, glam-metal, blood and guts rock 'n' roll. It's all very trashy too, just like the people that are in the band." As the band were about to release their debut, Eisen was forced to quit Murderdolls when 'Dolls touring plans clashed with recording plans for his 'day job' in Static-X. The band immediately enlisted their friend Acey Slade (also formerly of Dope), who joined Murderdolls forthwith.

Thanks alot dude!!

xx

Murderdolls don't get the respect they deserve. They're a great band, even though I personaly like Joey on drums better. & I still like Murderdolls better than Wednesday 13 on his own even if Eric's in it also.

I fucking love the Murderdolls.
But, I prefer The Frankenstein Drag Queens.
Wednesday is fucking sexy!