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	The Meatmen - Tesco Vee - Bio
		Tesco Vee - The Very Name Strikes Fear in the Hearts of God Fearing Fucks All Over the World.
		It was this tour that inspired Tesco to move to DC to escape Michigans' bogus economy.
		Undaunted Vee set out to put together the best Meatmen he could as they headed off in heavier directions with 1985's War of The Superbikes, a deal that to this day the band looks back on in ANGER.
	www.tescovee.com /bio.php (532 words)

	Tesco Vee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The son of the superintendent of Lansing schools, Vee formed the Meamen in 1978 and documented their existence with his own Touch and Go fanzine.
		Vee moved from Michigan to Washington, DC in 1983.
		Vee was known for his wild stage antics and petty criminal activity.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tesco_Vee (216 words)

	Tesco (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tesco was founded by Jack Cohen, who sold groceries in the markets of the London East End from 1919.
		The Tesco brand first appeared in 1924 after Jack Cohen bought a large shipment of tea from ''T.E. Stockwell'' and made new labels by using the first three letters of the supplier's name and the first two letters of his surname forming the word "TESCO".
		Tesco operates supermarkets under the "Tesco" and "Tesco Ireland" brands, as well as three hypermarket under the "Tesco Extra" and a small number of convience stores under the "Tesco Ireland Local" and "Tesco Express" brands.
	www.blownspeakers.com /pages3/88/tesco.html (1059 words)

	Visa Vee (Site not responding. Last check: )
		VEE Corporation is a family entertainment production company, founded in 1980 and headquartered in Minneapolis.
		Vee is still active and touring as a performer as of spring 2005.
		Visual contact is why vee formations (and the asymmetric echelon formations are also commonly adopted by flights of military aircraft engaged on a common mission.
	www.wwwtln.com /finance/196/visa-vee.html (754 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: Meatmen
		The original Meatmen dissolved when singer/schoolteacher Tesco Vee moved to Washington DC, but his resulting itchiness bore fruit in the form of a solo record.
		Apparently mellowing with age, Vee limits the objects of his attacks to lesbians, fls, post-punkers and rock stars.
		Amid bursts of worthless comedy shtick, Vee's lyrics keep the faith, leering salaciously while attacking foreigners ("French People Suck," "Dichstrudel"), American proles ("True Grit") and health nuts ("Nature Boy") with the unenthusiastic knee-jerk bravado of morons yelling out car windows at women to impress their friends.
	www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=meatmen (573 words)

	Brainwashed - Blight, "Detroit: The Dream is Dead"
		Front man for The Meatmen and almost a founder of Touch and Go records, Tesco Vee is probably most famous for his rude posturing and sense of humor.
		Tesco Vee enjoyed being shocking, so there's little surprise that he participated in a band like this one.
		Every now and then Vee pulls out an "electronic trumpet" and bleats out a few notes here and there just to break up the monotony, but it does little to save what amounts to a collection of fairly poor songs.
	www.brainwashed.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=4774&Itemid=1 (647 words)

	The Meatmen \| Touch and Go/Quarterstick Records
		Fronted by Tesco Vee (of Touch and Go Fanzine fame), they were the most outrageous and original of the “funny punk” bands.
		Later in the same year, they recorded and released the Crippled Children Suck 7 EP with Tesco on vocals, Rich Ramsey on guitar, Mike Achtenburg (of The Fix) on bass, and Todd Swalla (of the Necros) under the pseudonym Berl Johnson, on drums.
		In the fall of 1982, Tesco disbanded the last of the Michigan-based Meatmen lineups and moved to Washington DC.
	www.tgrec.com /bands/band.php?id=80 (304 words)

	Prindle Record Reviews - The Meatmen
		The band is basically tall blonde creep Tesco Vee and whatever gang of jackasses he has surrounded himself with for the time being.
		Tesco would later on become a crude and poetic master of the form, but at this early point in his musical youth, he just sounded like a horny dumbass.
		Vee had yet to come to the realization that he himself was The Meatmen, as far as anybody who gave a rat's ass about that sort of thing was concerned.
	www.markprindle.com /meatmena.htm (5709 words)

	The Meatmen - Free Music Downloads, Videos, Lyrics, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		Meatmen founder Tesco Vee was born Robert Vermuellen, and grew up mostly in Lansing, MI, where he discovered the music of Detroit proto-punkers like the MC5 and the Stooges.
		Vee, uninterested in the business aspects of running a record label, also ceded control of Touch & Go to Rusk, who would build it into one of the most influential indie labels of the '80s.
		Vee formed his own Meatking label to issue the new lineup's first effort, the limited-edition Toilet Slave, in 1994.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,466846,00.html (814 words)

	The Detroit hardcore scene - SWINDLE Magazine
		Robert Vermillion (Tesco Vee) and Dave Stimpson (DS) were two kraut rock collecting weirdos who had their domes blown by the first wave of punk rock singles that came out of Britain and Los Angeles.
		Touch and Go’s Vee, DS and their new partner in crime, Necros bass player Corey Rusk knew it was time to show the country what the Detroit scene was all about.
		Vee: I always thought we were somewhat insulated in the Midwest, so when I lost my teaching job, I packed up and moved to D.C., and on to another bunch of kids and bands.
	swindlemagazine.com /issue12/detroit-hardcore (6473 words)

	The Meatmen \| Touch and Go / Quarterstick Records
		Fronted by Tesco Vee (of Touch and Go Fanzine fame), they were the most outrageous and original of the “funny punk” bands.
		Later in the same year, they recorded and released the Crippled Children Suck 7 EP with Tesco on vocals, Rich Ramsey on guitar, Mike Achtenburg (of The Fix) on bass, and Todd Swalla (of the Necros) under the pseudonym Berl Johnson, on drums.
		In the fall of 1982, Tesco disbanded the last of the Michigan-based Meatmen lineups and moved to Washington DC.
	www.touchandgorecords.com /bands/band.php?id=80 (323 words)

	teensleaze_meatmen
		Tesco’s live circus should be noted here, since at this point, the onstage Meatmen experience was an orgy of cock-star preening, x-rated stand-up comedy ("The fact remains, chickies, I stick my tongue so far up your puckered starfish, I carve my initials in tomorrow's turd!”), bizarre costumes, and even more bizarre props.
		It was the end of side one, and Tesco had already packed more references to drugs, pussy, and the rock power of his own band than half the hairspray jocks on Sunset Strip.
		Tesco mentioned his admiration of Z in Carbon 14 magazine once a few years back, and it’s pretty obvious that one of ‘em inspired the other, cuz it’s all here - the mammoth, glitter-biker riffs, the gang-bang chorus, and lyrics about evil chicks.
	www.sleazegrinder.com /teensleazemeatmen.htm (4047 words)

	Dante's Inferno \| Temp Slaves and Crimewaves
		The show -- which aired once or twice depending on who you talk to -- was a travelogue/pop-culture examination hosted by the one, the only Tesco Vee.
		Vee you may want to plunk down $10 of your hard-earned cash for 'Evil in a League with Satan,' their latest (and last?) EP.
		Vee go to CARBON 14's superb chat from issue #11.
	www.dantenet.com /er/Columns/inferno/di11.html (1174 words)

	something I learned today...: Reagan Regime Review
		Founded by Tesco Vee in late 1979(?), T&G was the voice of early midwest hardcore scene.
		in 1981 Vee and Necros bassist Corey Rusk decided to form a label of the same name, releasing legendary material by The Fix, The Necros, Negative Approach, The Meatmen, and the legendary Midwest HC comp Process of Elimination.
		The fanzine continued on to about 1984 or when Tesco picked up and moved to DC.
	somethingilearned.blogspot.com /2005/06/reagan-regime-review.html (383 words)

	The Fix \| News and reviews you can use, peruse and abuse
		Tesco Vee: That’s the one my wife asked me a couple of times.
		But it has to have the Tesco twist and be clever and funny and all that neat stuff.
		He scrawls “Son of Vee” in fl paint on his chest, and comes out onstage in a gorilla mask and shoots confetti cannons.
	www.fuzz.com /articles/article/Tesco-Vee-of-The-Meatmen-149 (994 words)

	________________Plaza: The Plaza of the Mind Interview with Tesco Vee!
		Tesco Vee and his legendary band The Meatmen.
		Tesco inspired me in that he was a local boy made good.
		In the era of U2 and Midnight Oil and their lament-pop of injustice and the environment I think that Tesco's refusal to apologize for wanting to focus on having a good time was a huge inspiration for me and my friends and a much needed elixir for that era of the guilt-trip.
	plazaofthemind.blogspot.com /2008/04/plaza-of-mind-interview-with-tesco-vee.html (1590 words)

	Best go to Tesco! - Asylum Forums
		Tesco isn't really 'the little guy' in any sensible respect.
		In terms of profit and capital, Tesco is really pretty big (they have some European stores, I think; I shopped in Tesco in Bratislava, Slovakia).
		i dont know if the tesco petrol station kiosk in ely is open at this time on a saturday night.
	www.asylumnation.com /asylum/_r/showthread/threadid_38149 (710 words)

	411mania.com: Music - Tesco Vee’s Hate Police - Gonzo-Hate-Vibe Review
		Releases by the Meatmen and Tesco Vee (Meatmen vocalist) were always hard to come by.
		First of all, Tesco Vee is no late arrival on the punk scene.
		As far as I understand it, he’s taken control of some material released under the banner of both the Meatmen and Tesco Vee’s Hate Police from some record labels long since defunct, and is helming this reissue push.
	www.411mania.com /music/album_reviews/69757 (930 words)

	The DVD Maniacs - Forum - Tesco Vee/Meatmen apreciation thread (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I actually have an old copy of Tesco's Touch and Go zine that features a cartoon of Jello Biafra as the head of an ozzing penis.
		BTW, saw Meatmen open for GWAR back in December of '95, I was able to hi^5 Tesco as he was leaving the stage at 328 Performance Hall.
		Tesco did with the members of Minor Threat.
	www.dvdmaniacs.net /forums/showthread.php?p=88340 (1344 words)

	Tesco Vee & The Meatmen Return with a Show In Long Island on May 11th ~ BrooklynRocks: NYC Music Blog
		Tesco Vee & The Meatmen Return with a Show In Long Island on May 11th
		After a 12 year absence, Tesco Vee has resurrected The Meatmen and is on the road with his Hate in 08 tour.
		Tesco is an incredible frontman and he is one of the only people that I have seen, outside of Fear's Lee Ving, who can hold a crowd at bay with just his "witty stage banter".
	brooklynrocks.blogspot.com /2008/05/tesco-vee-meatmen-return-with-show-in.html (662 words)

	Viceland - A MEATMAN WEIGHS IN
		Tesco Vee of The Meatmen was way, way ahead of the curve on Boomer hating.
		Tesco, I hope you read this cos you and the meatmen are greatly missed.
		Listen, Tesco and this other dude put out one of the first fanzines, Touch and Go, that put hardcore punk on the map like in '79.
	www.viceland.com /issues_uk/v3n9/htdocs/meat.php (561 words)

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		Tesco Vee: Were you surprised when the Miami Cuban immigration Police lost?
		Tesco Vee: I think the weather had a lot to do with it.
		Tesco Vee: What do you think of the catcher?
	www.blurty.com /talkpost.bml?journal=uppitycracker&itemid=127254 (167 words)

	Loaded Mouth - Proud Member of the Reality-Based Community (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tesco Vee, for those of you not familiar with him, used to sing for an uber-offensive band called the Meatmen.
		They are one of those bands that are offensive but dropdead funny, so, with my musical tastes that also include GG Allin and Anal Cunt, I must listen to them.
		Coming from a man who once spoke out against Tipper Gore for not outing his band with her PMRC so he could reap millions in the fame and notoriety, I tend to think he's more shock than bite.
	loadedmouth.com /2003/09/tesco-vee-right-wing-visionarytesco.html (766 words)

	VEE, TESCO - DUTCH HERCULES - USED VINYL
		VEE, TESCO - DUTCH HERCULES - USED VINYL
		Sealed copy on vinyl of Tesco's 5 song 12" ep.
		The bottom right hand corner has a bend in it.
	www.themusic.com /detail.cfm?id=2594&CFID=43558&CFTOKEN=56701087 (47 words)

	Evil In A League With Satan EP \| The Onion - America's Finest News Source
		The band's new CD may be titled Evil In A League With Satan, but The Meatmen's Tesco Vee is hardly what you'd call evil.
		You get to see live Meatmen captured on video, view grainy stills of Tesco Vee's impressive toy collection, and play a game in which Tesco Vee and Jesus fight.
		If you want Jesus to slap Tesco Vee (or, if you want to go to hell, have Tesco Vee punch Jesus), it takes about five to ten seconds after you press the button for the action to occur.
	www.theonion.com /content/node/10567 (291 words)

	Blight \| Touch and Go/Quarterstick Records
		Formed in 1982 in Lansing, Michigan, Blight was created in the wake of another great band's demise - The Fix, one of the earliest bands of the Midwest hardcore scene.
		Two of its members, Steve Miller (guitar) and Mike Achtenberg (bass) met head on with Tesco Vee - lead throat and ringleader of the legendary Meatmen.
		With the addition of Pat Clark on drums, the band was complete, and ready to dive headlong into its short and fiery existence.
	touchandgorecords.com /bands/band.php?id=36 (300 words)

	What are they cheering for in Mexico? - Eye On Gambling Forums (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The following is a brief outline of the law regarding such trust, known as "fideicomisos", but potential buyers should always get advice and have all real estate transactions overview by a licensed Mexican attorney.
		You know Tesco, I never knew this, but this is total BS.
		Now, PLEASE don't take this the wrong way, but we allow them into the states freely and they are allowed to buy up all the land here that they desire, but aliens outside of Mexico are not allowed to do the same in their country?!?
	www.eog.com /forums/showthread.php?t=4067 (1285 words)

	Blight - Detroit: The Dream Is Dead: Silent Uproar (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Peruse the accompanying liner notes to Detroit: The Dream is Dead, and you'll stumble across flyers for long past shows in which Blight shared the stage (or more likely, floor) with seminal early hardcore groups from Gang Green and The Meatmen (vocalist Tesco Vee sang for both Blight and The Meatmen) to the Dead Kennedys.
		Sounding like a wacky amalgam of The Fall and The Ex attempting to create noisy, industrial American hardcore, Tesco's vocals are mostly indiscernible Not thrashy hardcore, and not moshy hardcore--it's not even fast.
		Twenty tracks total, all dripping in sludgy basslines, guitars awash in feedback, Tesco's electric trumpet chiming in awkwardly at the most inappropriate moments, and sounding like nothing else being made at the time or since.
	www.silentuproar.com /showreview.php?ID=1425 (302 words)

	The Meatmen News - Topix
		Who cares about Obama and Clinton when the news is that Tesco Vee is heading out on a campaign of his own...
		During almost 30 years of making music and offending the masses, Tesco Vee managed to dodge the law.
		Tesco Vee's Hate Police - Gonzo-Hate-Vibe Review Posted by Jesse Coy on 02.26.2008 A punk original and master satirist in the midst of a reissue campaign...
	www.topix.net /who/the-meatmen (786 words)

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