Honest Bob and the Factory-to-Dealer Incentives
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Honest Bob and the Factory-to-Dealer Incentives is a rock-and-roll band based in Boston, Massachusetts.
The band is known for its lyrical wit and quirky subject matter, including such topics as Noam Chomsky's linguistics theories, the Time Cube, the Heaven's Gate cult, and the Star Wars movies, as well as songs about female musicians such as Liz Phair, Laurie Anderson or Kim Deal written in the respective musician's style.
The band's song "Hey" is featured in the video game Guitar Hero, while another track "Soy Bomb" is featured in Guitar Hero II.
In addition, their song "Red Integra" was featured on the NPR program Car Talk.
For their second album, Second and Eighteen, the band recorded a cover of the popular Nine Inch Nails song "Head Like a Hole".
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[edit] Members
- Bill Foster (drums, vocals)
- Greg Huang (vocals, bass)
- Chris Rigopulos (lead guitar, vocals)
- Dan Schmidt (vocals, guitar)
[edit] Past members
- Doug Church (lead guitar, vocals)
- John Buck (bass)
[edit] Albums
- It's Not as Bad as I'm Making It Sound
- Second and Eighteen
- Soy Bomb
[edit] External links
- Official site
- Review at MIT's The Tech
- Honest Bob and the Factory-to-Dealer Incentives at MySpace
- Band photo, circa 1994
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