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Mojo Nixon

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One of his compositions, "Don Henley Must Die", was an attack on 70s rock icon and former Eagles front man, Don Henley. During a performance in Austin, Texas at the "Hole in the Wall" in August of 1992, Henley himself climbed up on stage while Nixon was performing the song (unaware of Henley being in the audience)... See more trivia »
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Filmography

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2010 Phil Ochs: There But for Fortune (documentary) (performer: "Love Me I'm a Liberal")
 
2005 Popaganda: The Art & and Crimes of Ron English (documentary) (performer: "Disney Is The Enemy" / "Disney Is The Enemy")
 
2005 The Story of Rock 'n' Roll Comics (documentary) (writer: "Destroy All Lawyers", "Rock and Roll Hall of Lame", "You Can't Kill Me" / performer: "Destroy All Lawyers", "Rock and Roll Hall of Lame", "You Can't Kill Me")
 
2004 The J-K Conspiracy (writer: "Elvis is Everywhere", "Rabies Baby", "Barbecue", "Louisiana Liplock" / performer: "Elvis is Everywhere", "Rabies Baby", "Barbecue", "Louisiana Liplock")
 
1998 Buttcrack (writer: "Poontango", "Buck Up and Stop Your Whinin'", "You Can't Kill Me", "Gotta Be Free" / performer: "Poontango", "Buck Up and Stop Your Whinin'", "You Can't Kill Me", "Gotta Be Free")
 
1998 Redneck Rampage Rides Again (Video Game) (writer: "Redneck Rampage", "Cybersex" / performer: "Redneck Rampage", "Cybersex")
 
1997 The Big One (documentary) (performer: "Convoy in the Sky" 1994)
 
1997 Stag (writer: "Baby's Liquor'd Up")
 
1997 The Second Coming (short) (performer: "Are you Drinkin' with me Jesus")
 
1994 Beavis and Butt-Head (TV series)
Walkathon (1994) (performer: "Elvis Is Everywhere")
 
1991 Rock 'n' Roll High School Forever (writer: "High School Is A Prison" / music: "High School Is A Prison" / publisher: "High School Is A Prison")
 
1991 Dr. Demento 20th Anniversary Collection (video) (writer: "Elvis Is Everywhere" / as McMillan / performer: "Elvis Is Everywhere")
 
1987 Made in U.S.A. (writer: "I Hate Banks" / performer: "I Hate Banks")
 
Show ShowActor (11 titles)
2013 Papercut 2 (completed)
Toad
 
2006 A Four Course Meal
Bartender
 
1998 Buttcrack
Preacher Man Bob
 
1998 Redneck Rampage Rides Again (Video Game)
Sheriff Lester T. Hobbes (voice)
 
1997 Raney
Sneeds Perry
 
1997 Redneck Rampage (Video Game)
Sheriff Lester T. Hobbes (voice)
 
1994 Car 54, Where Are You?
Sidewalk Preacher
 
1991 Rock 'n' Roll High School Forever
Spirit of Rock 'n' Roll
 
1989 Great Balls of Fire!
James Van Eaton
 
Show ShowMusic Department (1 title)
2005 Service with a Smile (video) (original music recording)
 
Show ShowComposer (1 title)
1997 Redneck Rampage (Video Game)
 
Show ShowThanks (3 titles)
2009 Faces of Schlock (video) (special thanks)
 
2003 The Real .... (TV series documentary) (thanks - 1 episode)
Winona Ryder (2003) (thanks)
 
1997 The Second Coming (short) (acknowledgment: persons to whom we are eternally grateful)
 
Show ShowSelf (6 titles)
2011 SXSW Flashback 2011 (TV movie)
Himself
 
2011 Outside Industry: The Story of SXSW (documentary)
Himself
 
2006 Two Headed Cow (documentary)
Himself
 
2005 The Story of Rock 'n' Roll Comics (documentary)
Himself
 
1997 Politically Incorrect (TV series)
Himself
Episode dated 20 March 1997 (1997) … Himself
 
1996 State of the Union: Undressed (TV movie)
Himself
 

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Great Balls of Fire! -- text os The Story of Rock 'n' Roll Comics -- A chronicle of Todd Loren, the controversial publisher of unauthorized comic book biographies of rock stars. This documentary mixes animation and eerie home video with numerous interviews, including rock stars Alice Cooper and Mojo Nixon, comic book publishers Denis Kitchen and Gary Groth, and graphic artists Mary Fleener, Dennis Worden, and Robert Williams.

A life-long music fan, Todd Loren founded his comic book company in 1989 with the intention of creating histories of rock and roll performers that were like graphic novels. An enigmatic figure, he was a brilliant businessman and a First Amendment crusader, but he was also known for creating legions of enemies through his insufferable behavior.

Rock ‘n’ Roll Comics was largely derided by others in the comic book industry and hated by the music business for its “Unauthorized and Proud of It” motto and attitude, yet it was Loren who fought the good fight and won a landmark court case that established First Amendment protections for comic books.

At the height of his success Loren was fatally stabbed. His murder remains unsolved, though clues point to serial killer Andrew Cunanan.

The film is much more than the story of Todd Loren’s upstart company or a mere murder mystery. It is a look at the strange interplay of those twin totems of teen rebellion, rock music and comic books. With original Rock ‘n’ Roll Comics art and music by Elvis Costello and Mojo Nixon, the film stands as a celebration of youthful exuberance and imagination.
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Singer and songwriter, probably best known for the songs "Debbie Gibson Is Pregnant with my Two-Headed Love Child" and "Don Henley Must Die." Has recorded with Jello Biafra, "Country Dick" Montana of the Beat Farmers, Skid Roper, The Toadliquors, and solo.

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Trivia:

One of his compositions, "Don Henley Must Die", was an attack on 70s rock icon and former Eagles front man, Don Henley. During a performance in Austin, Texas at the "Hole in the Wall" in August of 1992, Henley himself climbed up on stage while Nixon was performing the song (unaware of Henley being in the audience)... See more »

Trademark:

Wild black hair Wears flannel shirts See more »

Star Sign:

Leo