Photo from an early 1981 MCS show with Mr. Cox, polycarp kusch and Ripton Gashed that we spilled beer on the negatives and developed anyway. The one guy sitting down was the audience. He came over to tell us to "Turn that crap down!"

The greatest living drummer still alive today, Mr. Dick Fine-Man. He joined the band in 1985 because he didn't want a real job. Dick takes a lot of pills. His favorite quote is, "Gimme some more of those damn pills you got." His unconventional drumming style and inability to remember the same rhythm part twice has won him the admiration of everyone he's ever hit with a flying snare.

Trumpeter Murray Gel-Man (on left) and bassist N. Rico Furmee stand backstage at a San Diego blacklight garage rave in 1991 waiting for the DMT and tequila to kick in. Murray left the band in 1993 to become an astrophysicist because he said we drank too much and were too old to not have real jobs.

 N. Rico maintains the band archive and has sex with monkeys somewhere in Connecticut. His bass playing on New City Rock Explosion has been described as "very similar to bass playing"