The Trashies are an awful lot like anal sex. There are some who find them incredibly disgusting and others who think they're the greatest thing in the world. People are often reluctant to give them a chance; but when they finally do, they tend to find the experience surprisingly enjoyable. If a fine line truly exists between flatulent idiocy and sick-minded genius, The Trashies paint it with their own urine out behind the trailer court. Any Trashies record is like a white trash rock opera of epic p...   [ read more ]

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