Bruce Lee Vs. The Kiss Army
Guttermouth · Album Formerly Known As Full Length LP [1996]
i want to fight your brother
him, against me
let's kung fu!!
the smoke is clearing you can see
peter and paul stanley
kareem and bruce they've made a truce
while ace and gene took pcp
a flying kick right through the air
his foot got stuck in peter's hair
ace and gene took on kareem
but slipped and fell in afro sheen
then bruce yelled out "oh boy"
i think he meant "la choy"
kareem and bruce don't miss when throwing stars at kiss
gene now has a shorter tongue
they should have used their love gun
gene and ace escaped today
they'll live to fight another day
oh, oh my god
ancient chinese secret sent by buddha
blah...
bruce and kareem out shooting baskets for two points
Bruce Lee Vs. The Kiss Army
Guttermouth's 1996 track 'Bruce Lee Vs. The Kiss Army' stands as a quintessential example of the band's aggressive, punk-infused rock style. Released on their debut album, the song channels the chaotic energy typical of the mid-90s alternative scene, blending distorted guitars with guttural vocals to create a visceral listening experience. The title references the martial arts icon, a common trope in the band's work that often juxtaposed pop culture figures with their own rebellious persona. This recording captures the raw, unpolished aesthetic that defined Guttermouth's early discography, establishing a sound that would evolve but always retain its core intensity. It remains a defining piece of their catalog, reflecting the era's blend of hardcore punk and melodic rock.