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Venerable hair metal quartet--Oggy Ogstrom (vocals), Gunner von Straussly (guitar)' "The Bass Player" (bass), and Drumotron VI (drum machine)--who play the park in the "150 Piece Kit" episode of animated comedy ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1710308/ Regular Show]'' (first aired 29 October 2012). Current park bossman/Ill-tempered martinet Benson was their original, highly skilled, drummer. | Venerable hair metal quartet--Oggy Ogstrom (vocals), Gunner von Straussly (guitar)' "The Bass Player" (bass), and Drumotron VI (drum machine)--who play the park in the "150 Piece Kit" episode of animated comedy ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1710308/ Regular Show]'' (first aired 29 October 2012). Current park bossman/Ill-tempered martinet Benson was their original, highly skilled, drummer. | ||
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| + | In a later episode ("The Lunch Club," first aired 13 Aug. 2015), Benson sings "Microwave Wings," a song from ''Cournotopia'', the band's recipe-themed concept album. | ||
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Revision as of 17:00, 5 September 2015
Venerable hair metal quartet--Oggy Ogstrom (vocals), Gunner von Straussly (guitar)' "The Bass Player" (bass), and Drumotron VI (drum machine)--who play the park in the "150 Piece Kit" episode of animated comedy Regular Show (first aired 29 October 2012). Current park bossman/Ill-tempered martinet Benson was their original, highly skilled, drummer.
In a later episode ("The Lunch Club," first aired 13 Aug. 2015), Benson sings "Microwave Wings," a song from Cournotopia, the band's recipe-themed concept album.
