ferocious and anal retentive Jehovah of the Old Testament that says "You are all doomed - especially you!". After years of touring and being generally pissed off about everything, Fish took a break in 1995; only popping up in 1998 to collaborate with Andy Young on the twisted children's record, The Dangerous Playground. [[Image:fish karma logo.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Fish Karma logo]] The Tucson Weekly said "He's hilarious, irreverent, disgusting and thoroughly insightful. He's sort of a cross between Frank Zappa in the Freak Out days and early Bob Dylan ramblings." Fish is well known for his wry wit and humor, as well as an insatiable need to spit on all things conventional. He says "Part of my problem is that the first record I ever heard was "My Ding-A-Ling" by Chuck Berry. I have been struggling to overcome that disability ever since." Fish Karma's music is a tortured testament of his laughter in the face of oblivion. He is an eternally befuddled spokesperson for important social issues of which he has only a vague understanding. Discography Singles "Hellhound on my Leg" (7", Addled Records) "American" (7", Sapient Records) Albums To Hell With Love, I'm Going Bowling (cassette) (Addled Records) Disco Entropy (Addled Records) Teddy in the Sky with Magnets (1991) (Triple X) Sunnyslope (1993) (Triple X) The Dangerous Playground (1998) (San Jacinto) Lunch With The Devil (2001) (Deep Shag Records) The Theory of Intelligent Design (2006) (Alternative Tentacles) Halloween in America (2010) (Alternative Tentacles) Lethal Fairy tales (2012) (Alternative Tentacles) References Other sources Fish Karma @ Deep Shag Records (An earlier revision of this article is copied from this source with permission) External links Fish Karma @ Deep Shag Records Fish Karma CD search Tucsonan Terry Owen celebrates two decades of collaboration with his alter ego, Fish Karma, Tucson Weekly, Aug 9 2001 American punk rock musicians 1959 births Living people Comedy rock Alternative Tentacles artists American folk rock musicians American comedy musicians Musicians from Tucson, Arizona Triple X Records artists