Talk:Dave Brockie Experience

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The Dave Brockie Experience is ideal for those who enjoyed GWARs earlier, punkier sound. But don't expect any screams of bloodletting and rape with DBX as most of their songs are about silly and sublime subject like simply having too much stuff.