Loco Gringos

Dallas music group Loco Gringos played punk rock and roll with a relatively sarcastic advantage, though they weren’t nearly seeing that outrageous within their mutations of the proper execution seeing that fellow Texans the Butthole Surfers or the Hickoids. While these were energetic, their only discharge was a 1987 7″ one, “Nurture My Pig,” afterwards included in the Reverend Horton High temperature (who also paid tribute towards the group in the tune “Loco Gringos Such as a Party”). The music group found a early end, however, using the death of vocalist Tom Foote on June 16, 1990. Their exclusive record, a self-titled affair, was released posthumously in 1992 and reissued on Compact disc with live reward monitors in 2006.