RARE GREEN VINYL GREEN JELL-O/JELLY LP TRIPLE LIVE MOTHERGOOSE AT BUDOKAN/8 PG

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RARE GREEN JELL-O *aka GREEN JELLY (GREEN VINYL) TRIPLE LIVE MOTHERGOOSE AT BUDOKAN
Released 1989 Genre Comedy rock, heavy metal, punk rock Label February 29th Records Producer Green Jellö LABEL: FEBRUARY 29th RECORDS AND PRESS
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Track listing  No. Title Length 1. "Circus Circus"   0:55 2. "Obey the Cowgod"   3:45 3. "Nightmare on Sesame Street"   1:41 4. "Whip Me Teenage Babe"   3:06 5. "Rock 'N' Roll Pumpkin"   3:23 6. "Anarchy in Bedrock"   3:52 7. "Three Little Pigs"   6:56 8. "Food Fight"   1:17 9. "Eat Satan's Ham"   7:39 10. "The Flight of the Scajaquada"   4:09 11. "Icrog"   1:02
Triple Live Möther Gööse at Budokan is the debut album by American comedy metal/punk group Green Jellö in 1989. Despite the titling, the album is not a live album.
In 1989, Green Jellö released its second album, Triple Live Möther Gööse at Budokan, on February 29 Records, which was recorded in a garage in about the same amount of time it takes to play it. A rare video was also released for this album with music videos for each song. It featured a much more defined sound, as well as far better production and songwriting. The band began to tighten up musically, enlisting drummer Danny Carey (later in Tool), as well as bassist Bill Tutton (King Dot), guitarists Marc Levinthal (Pippi Rockstocking), Steven Shenar (Sven Seven), C.J. Buscaglia (Jesus Quisp) and Bernie Peaks (Bernie Vicious), along with bassist Rootin' Bloomquist. The band also had 7 vocalists, including Bill Manspeaker (Moronic Dictator, Shitman, Marshall "Duh" Staxxx), Joe Cannizzaro (Dunderhead), Keith Matherne (Keni Logginz), Gary Helsinger (Hotsy Menshot, Piñata Head), Greg Reynard (Reason Clean, Toucan Son of Sam) and Maynard James Keenan (Billy Bob). The band also had two female backup singers/floor tom drummers, Kim O'Donnell (Sadistica), and Caroline Jester (Jella Tin). Kim O'Donnell also designed and created all the artwork, covers, comics, and logos for the band.
more... Green Jellÿ (pronounced "green jello") is an American comedy rock band formed in 1981. Originally named Green Jellö, the band changed its name due to legal pressure from the owners of the Jell-O trademark, Kraft Foods, who claimed that it was an infringement of their trademark. Despite the spelling difference, the new name and the old are pronounced identically.
Green Jellÿ formed in 1981 as Green Jellö, a four piece comedy-punk band, in Kenmore, New York. It was founded by Bill Manspeaker. He began the band with the idea of starting "The World's Worst Band".  The name, which was suggested by a friend of the band, was chosen because lime-flavored Jell-O was allegedly the worst Jell-O flavor, and Manspeaker believed this also reflected the band's talents. The band began playing punk shows around Buffalo, New York, and were notorious for their onstage antics and live theatrics. The band was so technically inept at playing that the bass player had to color-code the frets so that he could memorize bass lines by color.
Early career (1981–1984)[edit] The group was soon banned from local Buffalo, New York music club McVans for an act that included smashing televisions on stage with a sledgehammer. They temporarily changed their name to AJP (American Jell-O Party), copying the Sex Pistols' trick of changing their name to "SPOTS" (Sex Pistols On Tour Secretly) in order to play shows in places where they were banned. This proved successful, and they got back into McVans only to repeat their violent conduct and be banned once again. Following this, the name was changed back to Green Jellö.
One of the band's early shows was held in a Masonic Temple in Kenmore. Local teenage jock thugs in the rowdy audience broke into the venue's kitchen mid-concert and found a full case of ice cream sandwiches, which they proceeded to throw at the band and all over the stage. By the end of the night the stage was ruined and Green Jellö had to reimburse the venue for damages.
Another early gig at a local YMCA also ended in the band having to pay for clean-up—this time for spilling a large amount of fake blood on the carpets. The band then got the reputation as a "food-throwing rock band", and the audience members started bringing their own actual green Jell-O specifically to throw at the band. Later in their career, it would not be unusual to see fans showing up with garbage bags filled with green Jell-O, pudding, whipped cream, or anything messy to throw at the stage and at the band.
They then managed to find a supporter in local punk club (The Continental) owner Bud Burke. Burke let the band play his club on a regular basis as the live shows become wilder. Implements of sadomasochism, such as inversion boots and wheels of torture were employed and on some occasions the band incompetently played an entire show of Led Zeppelin covers. As word spread, the shows began to regularly sell out.
In 1984 Green Jellö opened for the Ramones at a Buffalo State College summertime outdoor free concert, and the band (who as the opening act had their equipment set up in front of the Ramones' gear) were pelted by the audience with the usual Jell-O, whipped cream and pudding. In the end, not only were Green Jellö in a mess, but so too was the Ramones' equipment. Years later in an interview with New York Rocker magazine, Joey Ramone singled out Green Jellö as the worst (and messiest) band to ever open for the Ramones with Green Jellö taking this as the highest praise.
They also opened up for New York Dolls guitarist Johnny Thunders under the name "Kenmore Dolls". Johnny did not have much to say about the show except "What the hell is a Kenmore Doll?"