Mentors

Today in 2005 The Mentors released the album Over The Top Seattle, Washington (early) / Hollywood, California (now) Heavy/Thrash Metal/Punk Status:Active Years active: 1977-present The Mentors were one of the pioneers of the underground shock rock movement that would open the door for artists like G.G. Allin and the Dwarves in the '80s. Known for their crude production and filthy lyrics, they were a popular target of parent groups throughout their original incarnation. Celebrated by musicians like Anthrax, Ministry, and Faith No More, they became a cult favorite, developing a dedicated fan base that appreciated their tactics. Mentor Records Jake Huber (R.I.P. 2020) Vocals Sickie Wifebeater Guitars Sickie Jr. Guitars Dr. Heathen Scum Bass, Vocals Moosedick Drums Guest/Session Sleazy P. (Dane) Drums (1, 9) 1. Suck for Rent (3:52) 2. Young Fresh Tight Sweet Stuff (3:18) 3. Over the Top (4:59) 4. Sickie Sniffer Test (3:01) 5. Electric Dick (3:56) 6. Sex Boose Weed Speed (3:15) 7. Whit It Out (4:56) 8. Inches of Three (4:48) 9. Oxycution Date (10:37) Total Time: 42:42 All songs written by Carlson, Broy, Solberg, Huber. There is a hidden track (03:30) after 03:05 of silence at the end of "OxyCution Date" (04:01). Over The Top is American heavy metal band The Mentors' sixth album.