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| SUICIDAL TENDENCIES I first heard Suicidal Tendencies on 21 Jump Street, a popular TV show in the 80's. The song was "Institutionalized". I didn't much like it at the time, but I was also in elementary school at the time. My brother, however, got the album. He also got their later albums "How Will I Laugh Tomorrow...", "Controlled By Hatred/Feel Like Shit, Deja-Vu", and "Lights, Camera, Revolution". It was the last of those three I borrowed from him some years later to discover that they were, in fact, quite an amazing band. They were also one of the first heavy metal bands I ever liked. |
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| Suicidal Tendencies is still going even after a breakup at some point and many band member changes. In fact, their longest hiatus was after their first album. Mike Muir has remained the front-man the entire time, though, the only remaining original band member. They're probably touring right now somewhere. Their music can be described generally as a mix of punk, thrash, and speed metal (I know there's not much difference, work with me here). They've even experimented with a little psychadelic, jazz, blues, and funk, the last of which spawned a whole new band, Infectious Grooves. They've also evolved as a band, more than just who's in it. For more info: Suicidal Tendencies official website Suicidal Tendencies on Wikipedia  back to info
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