Rock Musician. Blood, born David Schulthise, was the bass player for the 1980s musical group, "The Dead Milkmen" from their formation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1983 until their initial breakup in 1995. The band's form of music included: College Rock, Comedy Rock, Cowpunk, Indie Rock, Punk Rock and Alternative Pop/Rock. Together with Rodney Anonymous, Joe Jack Talcum and Dave Clean, they recorded about 16 albums as the "The Dead Milkmen" for Restless Records, Hollywood Records and Enigma Records, including: 'Big Lizard in My Backyard' (1985), 'Eat Your Paisley!' (1986), Bucky Fellini' (1987), 'Beelzebubba' (1988), 'Metaphysical Graffiti' (1990), 'Soul Rotation' (1992), 'Not Richard, But Dick' (1993) and 'Stoney's Extra Stout (Pig)' (1995). Their recordings included: 'Tiny Town', 'Rastabilly', 'Gorilla Girl', 'Spit Sink', 'Right Wing Pigeons', 'At The Moment', 'Belafonte's Inferno', 'Silly Dreams', 'Bitchin' Camaro', 'Wonderfully Colored Plastic War Toys', 'Here Comes Mr. X' and 'Punk Rock Girl.'
Rock Musician. Blood, born David Schulthise, was the bass player for the 1980s musical group, "The Dead Milkmen" from their formation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1983 until their initial breakup in 1995. The band's form of music included: College Rock, Comedy Rock, Cowpunk, Indie Rock, Punk Rock and Alternative Pop/Rock. Together with Rodney Anonymous, Joe Jack Talcum and Dave Clean, they recorded about 16 albums as the "The Dead Milkmen" for Restless Records, Hollywood Records and Enigma Records, including: 'Big Lizard in My Backyard' (1985), 'Eat Your Paisley!' (1986), Bucky Fellini' (1987), 'Beelzebubba' (1988), 'Metaphysical Graffiti' (1990), 'Soul Rotation' (1992), 'Not Richard, But Dick' (1993) and 'Stoney's Extra Stout (Pig)' (1995). Their recordings included: 'Tiny Town', 'Rastabilly', 'Gorilla Girl', 'Spit Sink', 'Right Wing Pigeons', 'At The Moment', 'Belafonte's Inferno', 'Silly Dreams', 'Bitchin' Camaro', 'Wonderfully Colored Plastic War Toys', 'Here Comes Mr. X' and 'Punk Rock Girl.'
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