Smash Mouth

Dirty Ghosts Explore Drum Loop Rock

Half-Remembered Local Rock Star Steve Harwell (of Smash Mouth) Promises to Eat Two Dozen Eggs in Public for Fame

Steve Harwell, tall and the center, pre-egg-eating.​ In in today's "file under disgusting": Dared by Internet trolls earlier this year to consume two dozen chicken eggs, Steve Harwell -- singer of a once-briefly-cared-about San Jose band called Smash Mouth -- agreed. But only on the condition ... More >>

Smash Mouth's Steve Harwell Promises to Eat Two Dozen Eggs -- for a Cause

thrashhits.comSteve Harwell: Ready to eat eggs.​Steve Harwell, the frontman for the San Jose-based '90s pop rock band Smash Mouth, is getting ready to eat a couple dozen eggs -- for a price.As soon as $10,000 has been raised on behalf of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital on causes.com, Harwell ... More >>

Last Night: Tim and Eric, Neil Hamburger at Sketchfest

Danielle Hall​Tim and Eric: Pussy Whip Gang Bang, Neil Hamburger January 14, 2010 Mezzanine Better than: Watching This is Spinal Tap for the millionth time. "Q: What do you get when you put a penny in the asshole of each of the members of Smash Mouth? A: Nickelback." This was just one of many ... More >>

‘The Worst Music Ever’ pulls Smash Mouth from the crapper

Danielle Hall​Tim and Eric: Pussy Whip Gang Bang, Neil Hamburger January 14, 2010 Mezzanine Better than: Watching This is Spinal Tap for the millionth time. "Q: What do you get when you put a penny in the asshole of each of the members of Smash Mouth? A: Nickelback." This was just one of many ... More >>

Soul Doubt

Louis Schwartzberg aims for America's Heart, but mostly sticks to the surface

Kitty Litter

The Cat in the Hat forms clumps for easy scooping and disposal

Pulp Friction

How the Orange Peels turned sour grapes into freshly squeezed pop

House Of Tudor

"Cover to Cover"; Brian & Chris; "Haydn and the Gypsies"

Pop Philosophy

Gina Arnold; End of National Novel Writing Month

The Modesto Invasion

The San Francisco rock scene is alive and well -- 90 miles from San Francisco

Riff Raff

The San Francisco rock scene is alive and well -- 90 miles from San Francisco

Riff Raff

The San Francisco rock scene is alive and well -- 90 miles from San Francisco