I can't even hear half the lyrics I'm singing on the first record.

It's a bit of a charm but at the same time it makes for a difficult listening experience.

I won't go into exact details but the period of my life in which Van Helsing Boombox was written is definitely not making any highlight reel.

A music video for "Engrish Bwudd" was directed by Lindsay Kovnat, and was featured on the Nicktoons Network Animation Festival in 2006.

[11] The album's title comes from a line from Big Trouble in Little China, and refers to a sack that contained the magical tools/potions of Egg Shen as he led Jack Burton, Wang Chi, and the Chang Sing in their desperate attack against the evil Lo Pan.