Psychobilly

But, you know, it was, like, an early style of rock music.

And you also have, like, things like Psycho Billy and all this stuff that, like, has, like, sort of grown out of it.

But, yeah, everybody kind of looks like they listen to Elvis.

And there's also a little bit of, like, some, like, horror elements, I think, in, like, later episodes.

Dwight's version is great.

Do, do Dwight calls it Psycho Billy? [laughs]

Yeah.

Well, and, and another Psycho Billy song will make its way into my honorable mentions as well.

So, uh, I'm a Glen Campbell fan.

Same.

Um, the track we listened to is another cover they did, but I mean, you wouldn't even know it, uh, the way they, they do it and make it their own.

And then there was Psychobilly, and it was good-

[laughs]

...

Maybe there's stuff that we haven't talked about.

Maybe we should do an episode on Psycho Billy.

Revan Horton Heat? Sure.

I mean, fuck it.

Why not? I'm talking about Psycho.

Yeah, not just Rockabilly.

Psycho Billy.

All right, we'll catch you later.

What? What, Ben? What you got for us?

The conspiracy that Psychobilly is dead.

Oh, no.

That's why he doesn't show his face.

Or a beverage of your

choice.

And it kind of stuck, and then we had Olaf from Mexico, who does a lot of stuff for Psychobilly bands, do the logo.

The

Yeah, I really love those guys.

And Psychobilly in general, actually.

Anything with the stand-up bass.

So...

wow yeah you

know we'd had you know master puppets among the living rain in blood you know testament all these bands it was the genie was definitely out there suddenly becoming rather than a bit like the Psychobilly thing where there was one or two clubs, suddenly everywhere was playing it and they were headlining Hammersmith.

You know,

hair metal was going to a ridiculous, ridiculous, where it was going completely over the top.