Butthole Surfers

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All Music Guide: Butthole Surfers - - Biography of the Buttholes and ratings of their releases since 1982.

Artist Direct: Butthole Surfers - - Features a biography, photograph, and links.

The Butthole Surfers - - Official site. Includes a lively message board, Butthole Radio, merchandise, discography, and MP3s.

Butthole Surfers - "Tongue in Cheek Terror" - - The band discusses their reissued back catalog in this Austin Chronicle article.

Butthole Surfers FAQ - - Lyrics, oddities, collectables, and rarities.

Butthole Surfers Lyric Documentation Project - - Has the lyrics to about 20 songs, spread over 13 records.

CanEHdian.com: Butthole Surfers: Weird Revolution - - Includes a review of Weird Revolution.

The Legendary Butthole Surfers - - A fan-run site with a large collection of articles, lyrics, and photos.

OLGA Index: Butthole Surfers guitar tablatures - - Has guitar tablatures/chords and lyrics to 10 of the Butthole Surfers' more popular songs.

Paul Leary - Lysergic Eyeballing - - The Butthole Surfers guitar player talks about his production career in an Austin Chronicle articl.

TrouserPress.com: Butthole Surfers - - Review of the band's career and albums, including side projects.

Weird Revolution - - The October 2001 issue of music-reviewer.com features a review of Butthole Surfers "Weird Revolution..

Marcy Playground Album Cover Looks Familiar to the Butthole Surfers - - Marcy Playground, the Butthole Surfers and Capitol Records comment on artwork designed by the Surfers but given to Marcy Playground in this SonicNet article. (November 8, 1999)

Have You Ever Been To Electric Larryland? - - The Butthole Surfers discuss "Matlock", groundhogs and being the musical equivalent of the Special Olympics in this Launch interview. (August 22, 1997)