Smash Mouth "Fush Yu Mang" Metallica The metal climate of the

The metal climate of the late 1990s was changing and their robotic music style perfectly fits in these developments

and wholly a part of the group's tumbling fever dream

Fronted by Keith Buckley (Every Time I Die) and backed up by the likes of Scott Ian on guitar (Anthrax)

Fun and speed were the order of the day

The duo will work to support organizations which raise awareness and offer resources in response to physical

Smash Mouth "Fush Yu Mang" Metallica The metal climate of theSan Jose based ska pop punkers Smash Mouth went double platinum with their 1997 debut record Fush Yu Mang (the title came from Al Pacino slurring "F* you, man" in the film Scarface) on the strength of their huge hit "Walkin' on the Sun." But the rest of the album is pretty rad 'n' rockin', full of classic rock winks 'n' nods culminating in their skankin' cover of War's "Why Can't We Be Friends." And who hasn't looked at a crowded bar through a pair of