If you
could have one wish, what would you wish for?
"Being able to buy a car with a radio" (Bobby Lycon, Shotgun
Messiah)
"STD immunity" (Tim Tim, Shotgun Messiah)
"Ecstasy" (Harry K. Cody, Shotgun Messiah)
(from "Rockin' Round Up", Metal Edge Magazine)
Who would
you change places with for one day?
"My neighbour. His grass is greener" (Harry Cody, Shotgun Messiah)
"Tom Waites" (Bobby Lycon, Shotgun Messiah)
"The Kind of Sweden" (Stixx, Shotgun Messiah)
"Tipper Gore, and get 666 tattooed on her forehead" (Tim Skold,
Shotgun Messiah)
(from "Rockin' Round Up", Metal Edge Magazine, 1992)
What was
the wildest party you gave or went to?
"This girl was in love with Tim and invited the band to her house
for a party. Stixx rode a bike inside the house, another female friend
helped me mess up the party girl's parents' bed. Tim started a food fight
and came on to the party girl's sister" (Harry Cody, Shotgun Messiah)
"I think they call it touring" (Tim Skold, Shotgun Messiah)
(from "Rockin' Round Up", Metal Edge Magazine, June 1992)
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Congrats
to Shotgun Messiah's Harry K. Cody and his bride Tresa Redburn, who married
on June 21.
With Tim
Tim shifting to lead vocals, Shotgun Messiah has aquired a new bassist,
Bobby Lycon (ex-Guttercats). "It's still a bit awkward to hear myself
sing," Tim admits. "I'm nervous, I don't know how people are
gonna react." But he's pleased with the new songs, particullary the
the ballad "Dreaming", the first he's written. "It's a
new territory for us. I think people will be surprised," he says.
How do
the members of Sweden's Shotgun Messiah define success? For guitarist
Harry Cody, "Success allows me to indulge in excess," bassist
Tim Tim can now "use full service at the gas station," and singer
Zinny San has moved up to "two ply toilet paper." Drummer Stixx
likes the creative rewards, being able "to do what we want without
others trying to tell us what to do."...
Maybe it's
fallout from Chernobyl, maybe it's got something to do with hayfever season.
Whatever the reason, the following lead singers have left their respective
bands: "Dizzy" Dean Davidson is no longer with Britny Fox, Zinny
J. San is out of Shotgun Messiah, and Joel Ellis has left Cats In Boots.
Why? Well, er, Dean just didn't feel like being with Britny anymore, so
he's started up a project called Blackeyed Susan. Zinny left "due
to the usual clichéd mudical and personal difference." Rumor
hazit that the rest of the Cats weren't into the type of music Joel wanted
to make (from Mettalix, 1990).
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