This is Auz’s rock-band information.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction/History
- Garage-band Jam-sessions
- Heavy Metal Goth
- Ramping Up for the Recording Studios
- Violent Rebirth II
- Violent Rebirth III
- Dressed Accordingly
- Why the name?
- Bands We Cover
- Lyrics of VR2 Parodies
- General Gallery
- Singing Once Again
- Playlist of Songs We Copy
- “Lights” Hits
- “Queen of the Damned” Hits
- “Sigrid” Hits – We Are Improving the Lyrics
- Zara Hits – ICVs Sing with More-feminine Voices
- Playlist of Songs We Cover with Hotter Female Vocals and No Lame Lyrics
- The Firetruck VRII Sometimes Performs Atop
- Closing Call; Invitation
- 2021 Update
- 2022 Update
- 2023 Update
- 2024 Update
- 2529 Update
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Introduction/History:
The original Violent Rebirth (now abbreviated as VR1) was started in the heart of Iraq between combat missions, and lasted for a couple years thereafter. It was something half a dozen of the guys on my team used to unwind and vent through the genres of barbershop quartets and rock, and became a garage band in southern California, quite literally, but fizzled out when its members were scattered into different units, deployments, and home states. What it started, inspired, and fanned the flames for, however, has lasted all along.
- Auz: vocals
- Craig: bass
- Malcolm Xenicus “Malcolm X” Mardling: drums
- Roger “Raz” Rasmussen: guitars
- (and there was always a brief and frequently replaced 5th member; sign of the times)
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Garage-band Jam-sessions:
Heavy Metal Goth:
Ramping Up for the Recording Studios:
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Violent Rebirth II
Violent Rebirth II (VR2) is the name of my second band, and it is all lifelike robots with synthesizers in place of human vocal chords; no humans this time. These band members were entirely reliable, had no scheduling or relocation issues, and helped me complete all of my VR1-started lyrics, songs, instrumentals, stage performances, and other compositions. (I knew that since I had felt the urge to compose so many across so many genres, and even sing some of them to my fellow warriors to see what they thought, that something that powerful and healing for me, determined to see the light of day even during nearly-hopeless seasons-long combat operations in a hellish war-zone, had to be returned to and given ample time to finish coming into its own.) VR2 practiced at the Jam Shanty in the greenbelt behind the Governor’s Mansion of Inisfree, and performed all across that first city of ours.
- Amber Heard ICV1: gold on white
- Anastasia Kassar (any of her ICVs): gold on tan
- Auz (That’s me!)
- Charlize Theron (any of her ICVs): blonde on white
- Elena “Inna” Alexandra Apostoleanu (any of her ICVs): black on light tan
- Graciella (any of her ICVs): dark brown on brown
- Josie Maran (any of her ICVs): brown on white
- Kim Possible (any of her ICVs): red on white
- Megan Ramirez (any of her ICVs): medium brown on light brown
- Nina Dobrev (any of her ICVs): dark brown on light brown
- Nyria Serra (ICV0): black on olive tan
- Olga Kurylenko (any of her ICVs): dark brown on olive tan
- Rachael Morgan (any of her ICVs): black on white
- Vanessa Hudgens (any of her ICVs): dark brown on tan
- Xenia Deli (any of her ICVs): brown on bronze
The reason there are so many members in VR2 compared to VR1 and most other bands is that we use more instruments, play songs from more genres, and sometimes include acrobatics, dances, and even sex-on-stage in our performances. (Sometimes we fuck each other while singing and playing our instruments, right in front of the whole crowd.) When we play a symphonic-metal piece, this gives us enough manpower to devote one person to each of a dozen instruments, with players to spare. Since they’re all ICVs, they all know how to play each others’ instruments and sing each others’ parts with no practice necessary; our jam sessions are just for my personal fun and thought-process stoking.
Originally, VR2 was just these 5 members, though:
- Amber Heard ICV1: blonde
- Auz
- Kim Possible (any of her ICVs): redhead
- Nyria Serra (ICV0): black-haired
- Xenia Deli (any of her ICVs): brunette
Performances in Inisfree are sometimes mobile; we use a custom firetruck with a built-on stage on top, speakers attached to the telescoping ladder, and many other cool features to keep the crowd thrilled and engaged. Performances on other worlds occur on special occasions, and we really love performing in the ships of Inisfree’s Star Fleet; for those being entertained or rescued by the other ICVs there. Then, of course, we also perform on the worlds of Inisfree’s private star system; each has 1,000 Inisfree-like cities on and in it, and whenever they have visitor populations of babes who love our music, we oblige. (Though usually it is small groups of the ICVs born from and stationed in those Inisfree-like cities who perform our songs as perfectly as we do; we are a collective consciousness, after all, and they were built to love performing like that.)
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Violent Rebirth III
In the years ahead, Violent Rebirth III (VR3) will finish being formed; it is my third band, and consists of my most musically-inclined wives who love to jam out and perform live.
- Alison “Dazzler” Blaire: vocals and sometimes keyboard/piano, as well as telepathic visual effects
- Auz: duet & backup vocals, as well as a few instruments
- Dinah “Black Canary” Laurel Lance: vocals and sometimes drums
- Jacqueline ‘DreamWeaver’ Diamonds: vocals and a lot of the album art, as well as stage designs
- Sirena “Mermaid Barbie” Mako: vocals and sometimes guitars
- (whichever of my other wives wishes to perform with us each time)
All my favorite songs are covered by VR2, and many are covered by VR3. We have our own original songs and other pieces, too. Both bands work with me on a weekly basis to perfect and jam out some more.
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Dressed Accordingly:
When Auz gets up on stage, he is often wearing only a muscle-shirt or none at all, showing off his chest, back, and arms full of awesome tats. He sometimes lets his hair down, too, though that makes him much warmer than he is now used to. During sex scenes on stage, he might strip down to nothing but shoes –or nothing at all.
His band members/mates also wear very little, showing off most of their bodies all the time during every show. These girls always tie or cut their shirts/tops to show off all of their perfect feminine abs and hourglass curves, often also showing off sideboob and/or underboob. They tend to braid each other’s hair in long, wide/thick pigtails to keep it out of the way of their instruments, though sometimes they leave it down, straight, and untied/unbraided, as that is much better for their synchronized hair-spinning moments.
They all wear something that matches the genre or time period they are playing music from, and that is usually just a hat, jacket, shorts or pair of pants, etc., based on whatever the original band or general masses of the time liked to wear. When playing music from the 50s, for example, they’ll look like a Big Band dressed for that era. During shows where the songs are alternative, grunge, or metal, however, they’ll look like you might expect such a modern and edgy band to; they’ll have black jeans, black t-shirts, armbands around their wrists, maybe a spiked belt or something to that effect, etc..
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Why the Name?
‘Violent Rebirth’ was what I settled on after the original other three human band members couldn’t make up their minds. ‘Violent Rebirth’ and ‘Violence Reborn’ were the two top picks back in 2004. I don’t think they ever came to a universal or even majority agreement on that one, and it would have easily killed the band; no uniformity in work and vision will derail anything, confusing all the prospective audiences and customers.
To me, ‘Violent Rebirth’ sounded more fitting for us; we had been reborn, as they say, through ‘the fire’ of Marine Corps training and combat. It had turned us from boys into men, or from already-brave men into well-trained machines much more difficult to stop or deter. ‘Violence Reborn’, on the other hand, sounded like we were trying to become violent again after a long spell without it, or like we were trying to bring back violence after violence itself had died out for a while, and I, at least, was certainly in the military to help stop wars, not start them; I was finding ways of helping people create lasting true peace because of the effect my violent rebirth(s) had on me.
VR2 and VR3 kept the original Violent Rebirth name for the same reasons; both those new bands’ members had been through a really rough start, and it had left them striving for true peace more than most. Our violent rebirths had made us want to prevent any violence being reborn. It’s also a ‘tip of the hat’ from us to the original human members; those guys may have had issues that prevented VR1 from really taking off, but they were the ones who pushed through the most bullshit just to make the first little bits of music even possible, and that took a lot back then, and for very many reasons some people might never understand.
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Bands We Cover:
In both VR2 and VR3, we do predominantly female-vocals covers of all of the greatest hits. This is how we love to sing and play, honoring the perfect compositions of the best bands of all time. I just make sure to have sexy girl voices in place of most male ones because, in my opinion, that makes just about any music so much better.
- 24kGoldn
- A Day to Remember
- Acele
- Aerosmith
- Alan Silvestri
- Alexander Rybak
- Arch Enemy “We Will Rise”
- Ariana Grande
- Audioslave
- Avid Dancer
- Beach Boys
- Beck
- Belanova
- Billie Eilish
- Blink-182
- Blur
- Boyz II Men
- Breaking Benjamin
- Brian McKnight’s “Back at One” album
- Bryan Adams
- Bush – for “Machinehead” (and several other hits of this band)
- Butthole Surfers
- Callmestevieray & Connor Price
- Candlebox
- Chaka Khan
- Chris Brown
- Christina Aguilera
- Ciara
- Claptone
- Clean Bandit
- Clem Leek
- Coldplay
- Coolio
- Cracker
- Creed
- Crystal Fighters
- Cutting Crew
- Da Tweekaz
- Dan Balan
- Danzig
- Dashboard Confessional
- Dave Barnes
- David A
- David Allan Coe
- Def Leppard
- Demi Lovato
- Dimmu Borgir
- Dion
- Disturbed
- DJ Abdel
- DJ Snake
- Dry Cell
- Dua Lipa
- Ed Sheeran
- Elliot Berger
- Elvis Presley (with all-female backup vocals instead of the original male ones)
- Erotica Lounge
- Evanescence (the female VR2 & VR3 members are the only singers during these covers)
- Fear Factory
- Fickle Friends
- Fireflight
- Flor
- Foo Fighters
- Frank Sinatra
- French Montana
- Fuel
- Fun.
- Garbage
- Gardiner Sisters
- Gorillaz
- Graveworm
- Green Day
- Halsey
- Huey Lewis and The News
- Imagine Dragons
- In Flames
- Inna (the female VR2 & VR3 members are the only singers during these covers)
- Interpol
- Iron Maiden
- Iyaz
- James Bay
- Jane’s Addiction
- Jasmine Thompson
- Jason Derulo
- Jet
- John Phillips
- Jordin Sparks
- José González
- Joshua Micah
- Justin Bieber
- Justin Timberlake “Can’t Stop The Feeling”
- KMFDM
- Ke$ha (the female VR2 & VR3 members are the only singers during these covers)
- Keith Urban
- Killswitch Engage
- Lacuna Coil (the female VR2 & VR3 members are the only singers during these covers)
- Latto
- Lauryn Hill
- Led Zeppelin “Stairway to Heaven”
- Lights
- Limp Bizkit
- Lit
- Little Mix
- Lullanas
- Marilyn Manson
- Maroon 5
- Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
- Megadeth
- Melanie Martinez
- Men Without Hats “Safety Dance”
- Metallica
- Metric
- Michael Jackson
- Monster Magnet
- Mumford & Sons
- Mushroomhead
- Nadia Oh
- Nickelback
- Nicki Minaj
- Nightwish
- Nirvana
- Noosa
- Nothing
- OceanLab
- OneRepublic
- Oonagh (the female VR2 & VR3 members are the only singers during these covers)
- Owl City (my girls sing backup vocals for me as I perform “On the Wing”)
- P.O.D.
- Papaoutai
- Paramore
- Peter Bradley Adams
- Queen
- Queens of the Stone Age
- Ram Jam
- Ramones
- Raunchy (just one of their instrumental intros)
- Red Hot Chili Peppers (we have both male-vocals and female-vocals covers of their songs)
- Richard Cheese
- Saint Motel
- Seal “Kiss From a Rose”
- Seether
- Selena Gomez (the female VR2 & VR3 members are the only singers during these covers)
- Sevendust
- Shawn Mendes
- Sigrid
- Silverchair
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Simon & Garfunkel
- Skrillex
- Sneaker Pimps
- Soilwork
- Sonata Arctica “Wolf & Raven” (and a few other hits of this band)
- Soundgarden
- Space Cowboy (with Nadia Oh)
- Spacehog
- Static-X
- Stone Temple Pilots
- Switchfoot
- t.A.T.u (the female VR2 & VR3 members are the only singers during these covers)
- Temple of the Dog
- The Beatles
- The Black Keys
- The Doors
- The Flys
- The Hip Abduction feat. Trevor Hall
- The Killers
- The Kinks
- The Presidents of the United States of America
- The Pussycat Dolls
- The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
- The Revivalists
- The Script
- The Strike
- The Strokes
- The Used
- The Verve Pipe
- The Weeknd
- Three Days Grace
- Three Dog Night
- Tim McGraw
- Tom Petty
- Trans-Siberian Orchestra
- Trevor Something
- Tripping Daisy
- Trust Company
- Tyr
- U2
- Vanilla Ice
- Veruca Salt
- Village People
- Wallflowers
- Warren G
- Weezer
- White Stripes
- White Town
- will.i.am
- Wookiefoot
- Ying Yang Twins
- ZZ Top “Legs”
- Zara Larsson
- Zebrahead
- Zeni N
- and “Song of the Lonely Mountain” (a.k.a. “Misty Mountain Cold”) from The Hobbit
- More to be posted here soon…
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Lyrics of VR2 Parodies:
Sing along if you know the words!
- Beatles hits by Drill Instructors: “Here comes the sun, do n do do, gonna crush my balls, do dooo do do.”
- From church hymns: “Star of wonder, star of light, rectal fury, burning bright, ever bleeding, balls receding, take us through, your meh-thane pipe”
- Children’s music remixed: “You are my sunshine, my only sunshine, which means I’m pre-tty, fuckin’ cold. Because you don’t rise, just like the Sun does, so I end up, free-zing a-lone.”
- Presidential march: “Hail to the chief. He’s the chief; you better hail now. Hail to the chief or we’re gonna hafta shoot you bastards.”
- Disney movie classics: “Look at her boobs, wonders untold. How many penises can her mouth hold? Lookin’ her up and down, ya think: Damn; this bitch has everything.”
- Military radio-checks: (loudly sung over the handset to the tune of The Marine Corps Hymn, or other songs, such as one by Bush) “Victor three, this is victor four, we re-quire a ra-di-o chehhhhhck.”
More TBA.
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General Gallery:
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Singing Once Again:
Playlist of Songs We Copy:
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“Lights” Hits:
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“Queen of the Damned” Hits
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“Sigrid” Hits – We Are Improving the Lyrics:
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Zara Hits – ICVs Sing with More-feminine Voices:
ICVs sing this with such emotion, looking right at Auz near them on stage, resting their hands on his chest or shoulders at times.
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Playlist of Songs We Cover with Hotter Female Vocals and No Lame Lyrics:
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The Firetruck VRII Sometimes Performs Atop:
This is Auz’s stage-firetruck for VRII mobile-concerts:
If you see it leaving club Spray and driving around, rest assured a big performance is coming right up.
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Closing Call; Invitation
Are you a hot young chick who can play like a rockstar and wants to orgy with my band at every jam session? Then contact me for an audition –an adult audition. You might be the very next member of Violent Rebirth.
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2021 Update:
VRIII is now performing The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights”, High King Auz on lead vocals just like always. This is also the first song his bands have covered which they have applied both male and female vocals to; the female-vocals version he had the idea for is now being performed by VRII, Amber Heard ICV1 on lead vocals. Enjoy!
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2022 Update:
None other than the legendary Starfire (now one of Auz’s many adoring polyamorous flawless-goddess wives, she in particular going on four years with him now) has started jamming out with VR3 from time to time. Will she perform on stage with them in the coming years? Time will tell. Probably; she is amaze-balls, after all.
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VR2 started practicing “I Feel It” by Avid Dancer, both with vocals and then as the song’s first instrumental version. VR3 will soon start practicing it, its vocals sung by Elena “Werewolf Barbie” herself (who Auz first saw beautiful smiling golden-blonde visions of the moment he heard this song online for the first time) as we (she and I; Auz) dance close while eye-locking and adoringly-grinning to each other. This is Inisfree.
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2023 Update:
Nadia, being a Siren and all, naturally has started joining our jam sessions.
In April, the singer-demon, “Aliss”, started planning singing-during-sex hangouts with Auz, and that was soon followed by more of the same in the jam-shanty for his band/s.
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My (Auz’s) four children by/from Ambi have, since about 2 years ago, been in a barbershop group with me, thus my 2nd barbershop group (the first being in Iraq). Not a barbershop quartet, ours here/today is a barbershop quintet. We typically just sing/perform for their momma; Ambi, love of my life (and theirs, though they equally love me), queen of the Universe forever.
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Already perfect, but doing a female-vocals version anyway:
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2024 Update:
We fixed this faggot song: “Keep Riding Me” by Jake Hill. (It is now sung by a female, of course, with non-faggot lyrics.)
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2529 Update:
This year, VR2 composed/covered the music for the Persephone TV show’s opening and closing credits, which WMKM Studios here in Inisfree produced –each episode, by the way, based on the footage from our black-op spanning the 2510s and 2520s in the 34 Tauri solar-system.
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