Daddy Long Legs is the founding father of WOLFPAC and Bloodhound Gang. He's the guy behind everything WOLFPAC: Lyrics, production, rapping, organizing, distribution, etc. He has been doing music ever since the early 1990s, when he was still in high school.
He formed his first band, Bang Chamber 8, with his friend Jimmy Pop, back in high school. Their music was nothing compared to what Bloodhound Gang is right now. They used to make Depeche Mode cover songs, along with a few originals here and there. Around his junior year, he started into Bloodhound Gang with Jimmy Pop, MSG, and Skip O' Pot2mus. They recorded three demo tapes, but I'm not really going to get into all that. Anyways, a few years later, Bloodhound Gang has released their first album, "Use Your Fingers".
Problems started when the recording label tired pushing the band into another direction and create tension between the members. Not mentioning that their first album did not receive the attention they thought it would. So when tension started to form, Daddy Long Legs left the 'Gang, along with MSG and Skip O' Pot2mus. Skip went back to working at 7-11, while Daddy and MSG went and formed their own group, WOLFPAC.
In April of 2000, Daddy Long Legs have attended a Bloodhound Gang concert in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and got up on stage and performed "Mama Say" with Jimmy Pop; Daddy and the Gang have made up and became friends again. Jimmy Pop and DJ Q-Ball even appeared on WOLFPAC's "Evil Is..." album, as guest performers on the bonus track, entitled "Go Fuck Yourself". And as of recently, Q-Ball even gave Daddy an exclusive track for his "When There's No More Room In Hell: Volume 1" compilation.
Daddy Long Legs just have recently released a porn DVD, which he directed, titled "Girls of WOLFPAC: Volume 1" and has remixed two Insane Clown Posse songs for the "The Wraith: Remix Albums" double album and at the moment he is working on the new WOLFPAC album full-force.
If you know anything else about him, please send me an e-mail at
wolfpacfan@wolfpacfan.com.
