Neurotic Outsiders

Neurotic Outsiders   
Artist: Neurotic Outsiders
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Rock: Hard-Rock
   


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Neurotic Outsiders   
 Neurotic Outsiders
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Tracks: 12


A supergroup formed in Los Angeles the mid-’90s consisting of B-list guys from A-list bands, Neurotic Outsiders picked up an unexpected next when a sometime charity concert at the Viper Room lED to a house-band conflict. Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols, John Taylor of Duran Duran, Duff McKagan of Guns N’ Roses, and Matt Sorum of the Cult and Guns N’ Roses worn-out almost of those early gigs playing punk covers. As enthusiasm for the band increased, they were gestural to Maverick Records, releasing 1 album, the self-titled Neurotic Outsiders, in 1996. Jones wrote well-nigh of the songs, piece Taylor wrote the left over songs and the other members collaborated on some tracks. Jones and McKagan shared out guitar duties, and all members contributed vocals. A frenzied, slightly dark blend of punk and pre-grunge Guns N’ Roses-style hard stone, the band garnered some wireless play with the expressed single “Jerk.” After the album’s exit, they embarked on a national tour of clubhouse dates. Upon reversive from their tour, Neurotic Outsiders continued to play as a once-a-week sign band at the Viper Room for a brief time, pickings a reprieve in 1998. The hiatus is likely permanent, as Matt Sorum rejoined the Cult in 1999 and John Taylor rejoined Duran Duran in 2001.

Andy Street and Mach Krys and Jo Azusa and Jerome




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