Say So in 1988 and The Light Is Flickering in 1991, the latter album including the song "Dancing with Shauna Grant". Flouride also works in the studio as a producer and mixer and has done projects with many artists including the Hi-Fives. In 2001, Flouride reunited with Ray and Peligro under the Dead Kennedys name. Equipment Klaus Flouride played a Lake Placid Blue Fender Jazz Bass from 1966 that he purchased for $200; this was his main bass guitar during his years with the Dead Kennedys. However, in March 2013 the bass was stolen in Brazil; Flouride believes that the airlines lost it. Luthier Tony Schroom, built Flouride a new instrument complete with the same stickers and scratches of the old one. He has also played with a Fender Bass VI, particularly on the Bedtime For Democracy album. Flouride used "an Acoustic 150b amp, and an Acoustic 402 cabinet with stock speakers at least thru 'In God We Trust'", before getting a Traynor Mono Block B amp to replace the Acoustic head. He primarily uses a Gallien Krueger MB 500 and an Ampeg SVT cabinet when he is on tour. According to a recent post on Flouride's website, he uses a Boss Blues Driver and a Boss TU-2 tuner pedal. Flouride also played clarinet on the DK song Terminal Preppie. Solo discography Albums Cha Cha Cha With Mr. Flouride (1985), Alternative Tentacles Because I Say So (1988), Alternative Tentacles The Light Is Flickering (1991), Alternative Tentacles Flouride Treatments (2011) - sold via Flouride's web store only Singles "Shortnin Bread" (1982), Alternative Tentacles References External links Dead Kennedys Official Site Alternative Tentacles artists American punk rock bass guitarists American male bass guitarists Dead Kennedys members 1949 births Living people Guitarists from Detroit 20th-century American bass guitarists