Live from Lexxi's Mom's Garage by Steel Panther on iTunes

13 Songs, 44 Minutes

EDITORS’ NOTES

Live from Lexxi’s Mom’s Garage is so filthy it will leave listeners blushing. Featuring Steel Panther in all-acoustic mode, the set is a raunchy parody of the unplugged hair metal performance as made famous by the likes of Poison and Aerosmith. They unleash plenty of their self-proclaimed “hits,” including the anthemic “Party Like Tomorrow Is the End of the World” and power ballad “The Burden of Being Wonderful.” Meanwhile, “Michael Don’t Know” is proof that the boys’ between-song banter is just as hilarious (and obnoxious) as the music itself.

EDITORS’ NOTES

	TITLE		TIME
	Show Intro / Say Yeah! (Live Acoustic)		0:38
	Party Like Tomorrow Is the End of the World (Live Acoustic)		4:43
	Fat Girl (Thar She Blows) [Live Acoustic]		5:00
	If You Really, Really Love Me (Live Acoustic)		3:16
	Gloryhole (Live Acoustic)		4:54
	Bukkake Tears (Live Acoustic)		4:36
	The Burden of Being Wonderful (Live Acoustic)		4:11
	Weenie Ride (Live Acoustic)		4:53
	That's When You Came In (Live Acoustic)		4:02
	Michael Don't Know (Live Acoustic)		0:59
	Community Property (Live Acoustic)		3:29
	Grindy and Sexy (Live Acoustic)		0:44
	Death to All But Metal (Live Acoustic)		3:32

4.4 out of 5

31 Ratings

Polaji Texas

Looking forward to this, love this band…..just a fun good time with their music.

tomleegod

This band and the 80s in general are great!!! Steel Panther................ the only band keeping the sound alive!!

Vvvvv ommmmtt

Steel panther rocksssssssssss..

About Steel Panther

Satirically pretending to be a hair metal band that missed its big break in the '80s, singer Ralph Saenz ("Michael Starr"), drummer Darren Leader ("Stix Zadinia"), bassist Travis Haley ("Lexxi Foxxx"), and guitarist Russ Parrish ("Satchel") hit the club circuit on the Sunset Strip around the turn of the millennium under the name Metal Shop (later changed to Metal Skool, and then to Steel Panther). With big spiky wigs, leather jackets, zebra-striped spandex, chops earned from playing in a Van Halen tribute band, and lots and lots of machismo, their comic take on sex, drugs, and rock & roll to the extreme caught on quickly, leading to sold-out shows and some unexpected brushes with mainstream success. As their popularity increased, the Hollywood crowd started frequenting their sets, often making appearances on-stage. This led to some opportunities: the band fittingly played the role of a metal band as "Danger Kitty" in a Discover Card commercial; they appeared on The Drew Carey Show as themselves; and their song "FF" was used as the theme for MTV's Fantasy Factory. In May of 2008 the band signed to Universal Republic. After releasing the singles "Death for All But Metal" and "Community Property," Steel Panther's full-length Feel the Steel was released in October of 2009. The album broke the band onto the Billboard chart, netting them a spot at 98 on the U.S. charts (and 48 on the rock chart). Not wanting the fun to stop, the band got back to it quickly and in 2011 followed up with Balls Out, which featured guest appearances from comedian Dane Cook and Nickelback's Chad Kroeger, among others. 2014's All You Can Eat featured the single "Party Like Tomorrow Is the End of the World," and featured cover art parodying Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper. In 2016, the band issued their first concert LP, Live from Lexxi's Mom's Garage, which was released in conjunction with their first full-length feature film, which blended comedic vignettes and other assorted antics with the aforementioned glam-folk garage show. Later that year, Steel Panther released a cover of Cheap Trick's "She's Tight" in advance of their fourth studio album Lower the Bar, which arrived in March 2017.

~ Jason Lymangrover