Reverend Horton Heat | Green Room Tales

Shortly after signing to Time Bomb Recordings, Reverend Horton Heat discuss their 2000 album Spend a Night In a Box, what it's like to perform at SXSW, and the way music is produced in a modern age.
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[@terrielawson1302]

Got to see his band in Atlanta. Love his music.. and He and his band are the sweetest people.. loved meeting them..

[@MonteLeeMyPOV]

Seen him three times and every time he kicked major ass! Best live show!

[@davidkelly214]

He's the best. Love his music. Keep going strong

[@LNClubsTheaters]

We love his music, too! Did you know he is currently touring? Check out dates here: www.livenation.com/artists/42204/reverend-horton-heat

[@bertxo]

He looks a little bit like James Hetfield xD.

[@optimoosejones9493]

No james looks like him

[@fishmasterdisaster3713]

Sounds like him too

[@KD-nb3mp]

Yeah... Same deep voice too.

[@Twang-Train]

😂🤘🏼🚂