DVDA (band)
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| DVDA | |
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| Also known as | Double Vaginal Double Anal |
| Origin | Boulder, Colorado, U.S. |
| Genre(s) | Comedy rock |
| Years active | 1996–present |
| Website | www.southparkstudios.com |
| Members | |
| Trey Parker (lead vocals, keyboards) Matt Stone (vocals, drums, bass guitar) Bruce Howell (guitars) D. A. Young (keyboards, vocals) |
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DVDA (Double Vaginal Double Anal) is a rock band featuring South Park crew members Trey Parker (lead vocals, keyboards), Matt Stone (vocals, drums, bass guitar), Bruce Howell (guitars), and D. A. Young (keyboards, vocals).
The name comes from a sexual position (double vaginal, double anal) mentioned (although not depicted directly on camera) in Parker's film Orgazmo.
DVDA's songs appear throughout several works written, directed, and/or starring Matt Stone and Trey Parker, best known as the creators of South Park. The most notable of which include: "Montage" (a clear satire of the Rocky III "Eye Of The Tiger" montage sequence) which appeared in the South Park episode Asspen, as well as the feature-length film Team America: World Police, shot entirely using puppets voiced by the comic duo as well as including, among others, "America, Fuck Yeah", "Everyone Has AIDS", and "Only A Woman". Parker's movie Orgazmo, as well as the South Park episode Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride featured the song "Now You're a Man". The David Zucker movie BASEketball, which starred Stone and Parker, included the song "Warts on Your Dick". The feature-length South Park movie, entitled South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut included "Hell Isn't Good", as well as a scene in which the cast sang "What Would Brian Boitano Do? Pt. II". There are also several unreleased songs the band has performed live including: "Crack" (or "Everybody Loves Crack"), "David Kelley, TV Warrior" and a cover of the Primus song "Sgt. Baker." The band has opened for Ween and Primus and was performing at the Lapdance film festival in 2000. They have also played the song "What would Brian Boitano do?" with Brian Boitano skating to it.
[edit] Songs
| Name | Soundtrack | Released? |
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| "America, fuck yeah" | Team America: World Police | Yes |
| "America, fuck yeah (bummer remix)" | Team America: World Police | Yes |
| "Robert Redford fucks babies" | None | No |
| "Chewbacca" | South Park | No |
| "Crack" | None | No |
| "David Kelley, tv warrior" | None | No |
| "The end of an act" | Team America: World Police | Yes |
| "Everyone has aids" | Team America: World Police | Yes |
| "Freedom isn't free" | Team America: World Police | Yes |
| "Hell isn't good" | South Park: Bigger, longer & uncut | No |
| "Hot lava" (featuring Perry Farrell) | Chef Aid: The South Park Album | Yes |
| "Let's fighting love" | South Park | No |
| "Lemmiwinks" | South Park | No |
| "Living a lie" | South Park | Yes |
| "Montage" | South Park | No |
| "Montage" | Team America: World Police | Yes |
| "North Korean melody" | Team America: World Police | Yes |
| "Now you're a man" | Orgazmo | Yes |
| "Only a woman" | Team America: World Police | Yes |
| "Sgt. Baker" (Primus cover) | None | No |
| That's my Bush theme | That's my Bush! | No |
| "Warts on your dick" | Baseketball | No |
| "What would Brian Boitano do? part II" | South Park: Bigger, longer & uncut | Yes |
A commonly misattributed song, "Twisted Steel Leather Donut", is actually by the band Headset; it did appear on the soundtrack to Orgazmo, which is indirectly responsible for the confusion. Though DVDA did a song called "Chewbacca", it is often confused with "Chewbacca", which is by the band Supernova. Another incorrectly attributed song, "Porn Groove", is actually a song by The Dust Brothers called "Try Your Luck", and it, like "Twisted Steel Leather Donut", also appeared on the soundtrack to Orgazmo. Yet another very commonly misattributed song is "Beer," which is in fact a song performed by Reel Big Fish.
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