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Danny Ingram

**Danny Ingram** is an American percussionist. Known as the “first punk of DC” he was a drummer in hardcore punk band Youth Brigade and alternative rock band Swervedriver. He is perhaps best known as a drummer in All Business, which he remained a part of for much of their history. Sam imma let you write this one.

## Discography

### All Business

* Mogul Status (1993)
* Uniting the World (1993)
* Man’s Best Friend (1996)
* Friction Makes Heat (1996)
* 18 Kings (1997)
* The Lonely Road (1998)
* God Bless America (1998)
* The Real History (1999)
* All Business (2001)
* Back to Business (2015)
* Back 3 Basics (2016)
* Buy Low, Sell High (2017)
* Rockstantinople (2020)
* Red Scare (2025)
* Last Men Standing (2028)
Buy Low, Sell High

***Buy Low, Sell High*** is the seventeenth studio album by American rock band All Business. The album was released on May 19, 2017 by Epic Records and coincided with the band registering themselves as a public company on the stock market.

The album was recorded in March, 2017, at the newly refurbished Mount Vernon estate following the completion of the band's highly successful Can't Stop the Feeling World Tour. In light of their newfound financial success, All Business decided to put themselves on the stock market, transitioning to become a tradable LLC as well as a musical act. To lure in potential investors, and in the hopes of moving up the band's ever shifting power rankings, members Ernesto and Michael Slammer promised that the highest shareholders would get to personally dictate what their new album would sound like. Despite extensive inquiries from the two, the shareholders requests would be blatantly ignored on the final product, which almost exclusively tackled economic themes. This would lead to a class action law suit against the entire band, which was televised in a highly publicized reality court special

*Buy Low, Sell High* was supported by the singles "Gentlemen Prefer Bonds" and "Wake Up the Wrong Side of the Bed". It would debut atop the US *Billboard* 200 chart, becoming All Business's first number one album since the 1990s. This was speculated to have happened due to internal chart manipulation, as well as through the division of the album's songs into multiple different tracks on streaming services to get more overall streams (e.g. Gentleman Prefer Bonds (verse 1), Gentleman Prefer Bonds (Bridge), Gentleman Prefer Bonds (Verse 2-4)). The album was marginally well received, especially compared with previous releases from the band. Several drew parallels between it and *Mogul Status: Executive Perks* (1993), which was similarly released after a period of financial success for the band. Following the album's release and their waning financial stability, the band would start to more regularly tap in to the criminal underworld for their business practices. This would inspire their follow up album, the mafia themed *Barely Legal: The Gangsters* (2018).

## Track List

#### Notes:

* On streaming services, several songs are spread across multiple different tracks (e.g. Gentleman Prefer Bonds is split into Gentleman Prefer Bonds (verse 1), Gentleman Prefer Bonds (Bridge), Gentleman Prefer Bonds (Verse 2-4))

## Personnel

### All Business

* Vernon O’Shaughnessy - lead vocals
* Rolly Rockefeller II - lead vocals
* Lady Simone Augusto\* - background vocals
* Ted Bundy - lead and rhythm guitars
* Larry Silk - lead guitar
* Lonnie Joe Parker\* - lead guitar
* Mo Silk - rhythm guitar
* Ernesto - rhythm guitar
* Erman Holt\* - guitar
* Johnny Law - bass
* Manchester Seuss\* - synths
* The Reverend Archibald\* - organ
* Cleveland Vickers - Piano
* Enzo Dodd\* - trumpet
* Michael Slammer\* - drums
* Danny Ingram - drums
Pull Up

"**Pull Up**" is a song by American rock band All Business from their seventeenth studio album *Buy Low, Sell High* (2017). The song's beat was used against producer Metro Boomin's wishes, as he did not want the song going to the group. Vernon O'Shaughnessy had secured the rights to the beat against Metro's knowledge, however, and thus included the song on the album. Like many other All Business songs from the time, "Pull Up" sees the group, in particular group rapper Rolly Rockefeller, incorporating triplet, Migo-inspired flows.
Man's Best Friend

***Man's Best Friend*** is the sixth studio album by American rock band All Business, released on April 2, 1996, by Capital Records. Released as the band's last album on the label, it was released in lieu of the sexually driven album *Freak* (1995), which was halted at the behest of Capital. Because of this, *Man's Best Friend* is largely seen as a throwaway album made solely to fulfill the band's contract before launching their own label Rock Records.

Lyrically, the album largely sees the band confronting their misogynistic past. The album's title comes from their controversial song "Man's Best Friend", which was released on the their debut album. Upon the success of their previous album *The Band That Rocked the Fable,* which was spearheaded by the band's sole female Lady Simone Augusto, the male members of All Business dedicated *Man's Best Friend* to her. Her treatment by the rest of the group improved moving forward, however tension within the band was reaching an all time high. Several felt as though they were being paid poorly and treated worse, especially in comparison with lead singer Vernon O'Shaughnessy. Many members would leave the group shortly after the album's release.

In comparison with All Business's other albums, *Man's Best Friend* was very minimally promoted. The album was not toured, and only one single would be released from it, the soft rock inspired "Love Child (Ooh Baby)". The album subsequently did not fare well commercially, only peaking at number 19 on the U.S. *Billboard* 200 chart.

## Personnel

### All Business

* Vernon O’Shaughnessy - lead vocals
* Rolly Rockefeller II - lead vocals
* Lady Simone Augusto - background vocals
* Ted Bundy - lead and rhythm guitars
* Mo Silk\* - Guitar
* Erman Holt\* - guitar
* Manchester Seuss - Synthesizers
* Danny Ingram\* - drums

\* Denotes a returning member
Ernesto Says

"**Ernesto Says**" is a song by All Business guitarist Ernesto. Originally released on *Liberation,* his disc of the band's 18 disc eighth album *18 Kings,* the song was later issued as a single. Lyrically, "Ernesto Says" explores the musicians commanding treatment of his wives, the three of whom did not know about each other despite the fact that he was married to them all concurrently. To hide this from them, he would force them to not leave their homes in their respective country's without permission. He equates this to a "Simon Says" scenario in the song, proclaiming that they can only do things when "Ernesto Says".
Yo Ho

"**Yo Ho**" is a song by American rock band All Business from their twentieth studio album *X Marks the Spot.* A "swashbuckling sea shanty" with a sing-along chorus and swelling midi strings inspired by the Pirates of the Caribbean score, the song was an anomaly on the cruise inspired album. It was one of the most scorned songs on the album.
Super Bowl XXXVI halftime show

The **Super Bowl XXXVI Halftime Show**, known through corporate sponsorship as the **E-Trade Super Bowl XXXVI Halftime Show**, was the halftime entertainment of Super Bowl XXXVI, which took place on February 3, 2002, at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana. Originally scheduled to feature American rock band All Business, these plans were scraped after the September 11 attacks and the band's subsequent, hardly altered set list.

Using an elaborate stage in contrast with their recently staged Stage 2 Tour, the band planned to run through a career spanning medley of songs in order to "remind the world of what [they were] capable of." These included the poorly received single "Give It To Me (Little Lady)", a cover of the Beatles' "Yesterday" and a mini medley of songs from *The Band That Rocked the Fable* rock opera. Few changes were made to their set in the wake of the sobering September 11 attacks, which included updating the song "Julia (Get Freaky)" to an "Arabic mix". During a November rehearsal for the set, an offhand comment made by Lady Simone Augusto before the *Fable* medley about the "weird times [they were] living in, especially compared with those in the medieval times" convinced NFL executives to pull the plug on All Business. Irish rock band U2 were instead brought in to perform.

## Proposed Setlist

1. "Give It To Me (Little Lady)"
2. "S.O.S."
3. *The Band That Rocked the Fable* Mini Medley
4. "Freaky Fifteen" Intro/"Road Games"
5. "Julia (Get Freaky)" (Arabian Mix)
6. "The Edge of Destiny" Intro/"Yesterday"
7. "Change Her Life"
Barely Legal: The Gangsters

***Barely Legal: The Gangsters*** is the eighteenth studio album by American rock band All Business, released on February 9, 2018, by All Business LLC and Epic Records. It is a partially autobiographical concept album that saw the group performing from the perspective of gangsters.

Recording for the album took place in the Fall of 2017, and was largely funded through organized crime. Following a crash of stock in the band, who had recently made themselves publicly tradable on the stock market, several All Business members would turn to the criminal underworld to support their exuberant spending habits. Some members, such as lead singer Vernon O'Shaughnessy and organist Reverend Archibald, would embrace their new mafia lifestyle, and this would inspire the direction of *Barely Legal.* The album incorporates elements of big band music, with several members having to learn to play different brass instruments for certain songs. Most singers would also adopt a 1920s gangster voice throughout the album, with lyrics tackling topics such as bootlegging, prostitution and gambling. This would inspire other members, notably guitarist Larry Silk, to also begin acting like mobsters, thinking it was just a fun fictional role the band was taking on. The only member who was outwardly opposed to this new direction was bassist Johnny Law, who thusly became an FBI informant against the group.

*Barely Legal: The Gangsters* was exclusively released on physical formats, with a strictly limited number of copies being produced. The band encouraged fans to, in turn, "bootleg" the recording, hoping that the album would slowly gain traction through the process. It was initially met with mildly enthused reactions from critics, several of whom believed it was a fun creative exercise for the group. As promotion for it progressed, however, the true nature of the albums creation would come to light. Lead single "Slap You Silly" name checked several notable then-current members of the New York mafia, with some claiming to personally know members of the group. They would appear in attendance during an increasing number of dates on the Barely Legal Tour, with shows growing more and more violent as the tour progressed. As reports of these intense concerts spread, the FBI would build a case against the band involving several different charges, including tax fraud and racketeering. With the government closing in, and following the on stage whacking of Manchester Seuss in March, 2020, the band would flee to Istanbul, thus being exiled from America.

## Personnel

### All Business

* Vernon O’Shaughnessy - lead vocals
* Rolly Rockefeller II - lead vocals
* Lady Simone Augusto - Backing Vocals
* Ted Bundy - lead and rhythm guitars
* Larry Silk - lead guitar
* Ernesto - rhythm guitar
* Erman Holt - Guitar
* Johnny Law - Bass
* Manchester Seuss - synths
* Reverend Archibald - organ
* Cleveland Vickers - piano
* Enzo Dodd - trumpet
* Michael Slammer - drums

### N/A

* Lonnie Joe Parker
* Moe Silk - rhythm guitar
* Danny Ingram
Dance in the Living Room

**"Dance in the Living Room"** is a song by American rock band All Business from their seventh studio album *Friction Makes Heat* (1997). It was released as the fourth single from the album on February 8, 1997. A leftover from the *Man's Best Friend* (1996) sessions that was credited to Rolly Rockefeller (though covertly written by Philip Duke), the rights to the song still remained with All Business and Rock Records despite Rockefeller's departure from the group in 1996. The song would be recorded with Manchester Seuss on lead vocals, and became the fourth top 10 single from the album. The song would be re recorded as "Only Human" by the Jonas Brothers in 2019.
Trans-Atlantic Blues

"**Trans-Atlantic Blues**" is a song by American rock band All Business from their third studio album *Mogul Status: Executive Perks* (1993)*.* Released as the third single from the album, the song was the first to feature newly added guitarist Larry Silk on lead vocals. Written for him by O'Shaughnessy and Bundy, the song would become *Mogul Status's* lone hit, peaking within the top 10 of the *Billboard* Hot 100.
In The Distance

"**In the Distance**" is a song by American rock band All Business from their twelfth studio album *The Real History* (1999). A tribute to recently deceased member Philip Duke, the song primarily focuses on the McLaren he was driving when he died (which had been lended to him by guitarist Ted Bundy for a day).
Michael Slammer

**Michael Slammer** (born **Michael Douglass**) is an American drummer and singer. He is best known as one of the original members of All Business, which he has remained a part of for a majority of their discography.

Before professionally pursuing music, Michael Douglass was a running back for the D3 East Texas Baptist university football team. Though a notable prospect, Michael's notorious debauchery overshadowed any skill he may have had as an athlete. Anecdotes such as him going to the gym solely to spot women on the squat rack infuriated his coaches, though the tales made him something of an on campus celebrity. His abilities on the field were weakening, however, and he was spending more and more time on the bench during games. After an interview with a female reporter in which Michael asked if she would "want to see how big [he] can get" when she asked about his growing stature, he was let go from the team. Though he said that the level at which he drank had weakened his hand eye coordination, he decided to turn to drumming to express his rage. It was at this time that he adopted the surname Slammer and began playing with a number of local rock acts. Quickly afterwards, he caught the attention of one Vernon O'Shaughnessy. He quickly joined the growing roster of musicians that made up his band All Business.

Like many of his bandmates, Slammer departed from the group at five different points throughout their history, largely because of his continued debauchery and legal troubles. He has played a large role in many of the group's controversies, with him landing in jail a number of times. Most notable was his 2015 trial which eclipsed the promotion of the bands comeback record *Back to Business.* Apart from music, Slammer has also dabbled in acting with his role as Samuel Adams in *Unify* (2005) and in writing with his unrealized film project *The Horse Man.*

## Discography

### All Business

* *Back to Basics (1992)*
* *Back 2 Basics* (1992)
* *Mogul Status: Executive Perks* (1993)
* *Uniting the World* (1993)
* *The Band That Rocked the Fable* (1994)
* *I Didn't Do It* (as part of the *18 Kings* release) (1997)
* *The Lonely Road* (1998)
* *God Bless America* (1998)
* *We've Got Something to Say* (2000)
* *Back to Business* (2015)
* *Buy Low, Sell High* (2017)
* *Barely Legal: The Gangsters* (2018)
* *X Marks The Spot* (2024)
* *Red Scare* (2025)
* *Last Men Standing* (2028)
Глава двадцать седьмая. Гонки с препятствиями

**«Глава двадцать седьмая. Гонки с препятствиями»** — двадцать седьмая глава книги «Приключения Чиполлино».

## Сюжет

Принц Лимон устроил конные состязания, чтобы поразвлечь и отвлечь своих подданных.
Придворные Лимоны должны были участвовать в скачках, но с не обычными колесницами, а поставленными на тормоза.

Когда принц объявил о начале, лошади тянули изо всех сил, но не могли сдвинуть их. До тех пор пока их наездники не стали быть их кнутами. Но и тогда они смогли сдвинуться всего на несколько сантиметров.
Зрителям такое зрелище не очень-то нравилось, но зато оно было по душе принцу, который вышел на арену и стал хлестать лошадей направо и налево, получая от их мучений массу удовольствий.
Видя это, Лимоны угодливо его подбадривали.
Принц хлестал изо всех сил и бедные лошади едва не падали от ужаса. Никто из зрителей не осмеливался вмешиваться в жестокую игру принца.

Но неожиданно принц остановился: у его ног разверзлась земля. Из дыры вылез Чиполино и пока принц не опомнился перехватил к него хлыст.
Перепуганный принц даже не стал уворачиваться от первых ударов хлыстом, а после — позорно кинулся убегать.
Вслед за Чиполлино на поверхности появились и остальные бежавшие заключённые. Народ, который высыпал на арену, так их приветствовал, что полицейские-Лимончики не смогли ничего сделать.
Придворные Лимоны уехали бы, но их колесницы были обездвижены тормозами. Поэтому они не смогли избежать расправы: их всех схватили и связали. Уехать удалось только самому принцу Лимону, так как его карета в гонках не участвовала. Принц побоялся возвращаться в замок и уехал на своих конях в поля.

### Действующие

* Принц Лимон
* Придворные Лимоны
* Чиполлино
* Крот
* Сбежавшие заключённые
* Лимончики

## Цитаты

> Зрители возмущались, но вынуждены были смотреть на это дикое состязание — или, вернее сказать, истязание, ибо если уж принц решил, что люди должны развлекаться, то их развлекали насильно.
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Lost and Found

"**Lost and Found**" is a song by American rock band All Business, released as the second single from their album *Uniting the World* (1993). A break up song about seeing an ex girlfriend at the lost and found, it was the only song on the album to not have any charitable or socially conscious themes, as well as being the only grunge song in the band's entire catalog. As many of the singles from their previous album *Mogul Status: Executive Perks* (1993) had done poorly, the band decided to record a song in line with the then popular alternative movement to try reclaiming commercial viability. The song's music video, which was heavily pushed on MTV, similarly played into the grunge aesthetic, with the members donning flannels as they roam around the Seattle streets. This contrasted with the philanthropist image that most of the members were otherwise promoting at the time. A few of the members would continue to wear flannels in public, while others, confused as to what grunge was, would don punk outfits on stage at the Uniting the World Benefit concerts. According to guitarist and songwriter Ted Bundy, the song's release was "one of the few... moments of true weakness within [the]... band", as they "caved to the cultural rhythms of the time... instead of marching to the [their] own beat."
O'Shaughnessy-Bundy

**O'Shaughnessy-Bundy** is the songwriting partnership of American musicians Vernon O'Shaughnessy and Ted Bundy of American rock band All Business. The partnership is technically responsible for a majority of the band's songs, and is thus one of the most successful musical collaborations of all time. Much of the songwriting credits attributed to the duo have been contested, however, with most members of the band admitting to acting as ghostwriters at some point for the two.
Come for the Throne, Come for the Dome

"**Come for the Throne, Come for the Dome**" is a single by American rock band All Business from their seventeenth studio album *Buy Low, Sell High* (2017). It is the first song in the band's catalog to contain rap verses from multiple different members of the band, along with one from self proclaimed "group rapper" Rolly Rockefeller.

## Lyrics

[Verse 1: Michael Slammer]

> What she knows is get down get low, I don’t wanna take it slow
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> Teeth marks, drill sergeant, This is gonna make her moan
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> She’s man’s best friend I just gotta mark her as my own
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> She’s acting like a child wait you told me she was fully grown
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> Knick knack paddy whack give a dog a, bone
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> Why you talking back to me you better watch your, tone
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> Why you think she wants it cause with you she feels, alone
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> She needs a freaky man and slammer baby in his, zone. What!
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[Instrumental Passage: *Vernon O'Shaughnessy*)

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> Hey
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[Chorus: Rolly Rockefeller & *Vernon O'Shaughnessy*] (x2)

> She came for the throne, the throne the throne the throne she came for the dome *(Hey!)*
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> She wanna be known so known so known so known so known so known but she’s in my zone *(Wow!)*
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> Her man is my clone my clone my clone my clone cause he’s rocking Vlone *(Grrr)*
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> I’m harder than stone some stone some stone some stone I dance better alone *(Wow)*
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The Horse Man

***The Horse Man*** is an unrealized film project that was written by and set to star All Business drummer Michael Slammer. Initially conceived in 2006 following the disintegration of the civil war epic *Divide,* which Slammer was set to star in as Stonewall Jackson, *t*he film was pitched to various studios during the 2007–08 Writers Guild of America strike by the anti-union Slammer. The script follows Audrey, a fiery young hospice nurse who's caring for several geriatric men. When she finds out that one of them (played by Slammer in heavy prosthetics) has the largest penis she's ever seen, she desperately tries to sleep with the mentally fading well endowed senior. Despite how desperate studios were for new projects at the time, none of them picked up the script. Slammer would subsequently lose interest in the project as All Business began to reform for their record setting 2009 Brazilian comeback show.
Larry's Life

"**Larry's Life**" is a song by American rock band All Business from their seventh studio album *Friction Makes Heat* (1996). Written by guitarist Larry Silk, the song became his first number one hit with the band as lead singer and helped catapult him from cult favorite member to an international star in his own right.
Last Men Standing

***Last Men Standing*** is the twenty-second and final studio album by American rock band All Business. It was released on March 17, 2028, by Capital Records.

Following the release of their Chinese album *Red Scare* (2025) and the death of trumpeter Enzo Dodd, All Business returned to America. The group would then be exonerated of the various crimes that caused them to flee the country in an undisclosed agreement with the American government. This allowed them to embark on their first American tour in eight years, the highly successful Best in the West Tour, between 2026 and 2027. The tour saw the reunion of all 13 surviving members of the band, along with the addition of Little Bo Jones and Little Manchester Seuss (the sons of Bo Jones and Manchester Seuss, respectively). Launched in support of their greatest hits compilation of the same name, the tour's announcement also came with the announcement that the band would be retiring to a Las Vegas residency following one final studio album. Claiming that they had "finally achieved everything a band could hope to achieve", lead guitarist Ted Bundy stated that the group were going to begin work on their "final statement of love and power to the world". *Last Men Standing* was recorded between 2026 and 2028 at various studios and locations across the world, including the ruins of Pompeii, the new World Trade Center, and the first bar the band had ever performed at (which had been torn down and replaced with condos).

Coming in at over three hours in length, *Last Men Standing* would become All Business's second longest studio album (behind the 18 hour *18 Kings (1997)).* Sonically, the album explores many different genres the band had dabbled in over the years, including New Jack Swing, Blues, Nu Metal, Traditional Chinese Classical and their signature hard rock sound. Primarily, however, the band adapted a more introspective, soft rock approach in their songwriting to compliment the "reflective and intensive" themes of the lyrics. Released as a 3 CD and 5 LP box set, the album would become the band's best selling release in over a decade, selling over 10,000 units in its first week of release. Critics were ambivalent towards the record, with many deeming the album overlong and unnecessary. Regardless, the band deemed the album a success and swiftly entered into the aforementioned Last Men Standing Las Vegas Residency. Based on a clause in their contracts dating back to 2014, the 13 members of All Business have to play in the Las Vegas Residency until their deaths. The performances are still ongoing.

## Personnel

### All Business

* Vernon O’Shaughnessy - lead vocals
* Rolly Rockefeller II - lead vocals
* Lady Simone Augusto - background vocals
* Ted Bundy - lead and rhythm guitars
* Larry Silk - lead guitar
* Lonnie Joe Parker\* - lead guitar
* Moe Silk - rhythm guitar
* Ernesto - rhythm guitar
* Erman Holt - guitar
* Johnny Law\* - bass
* The Reverend Archibald\* - organ
* Michael Slammer - drums
* Danny Ingram - drums

## Notes

The Reverend Archibald is nearly brain dead by the time of recording
Easy (Like Sunday Morning)

"**Easy**" is a song by American soul band Commodores, originally released in 1977. It was covered by All Business auxiliary percussionist Philip Duke as "**Easy (Like Sunday Morning)"** for his disc of the band's 18 disc eighth album *18 Kings* (1997). Performed by Duke in a reggae style, the cover was marred by critics as a low point on the 18 hour album.
Trial of Michael Slammer

***People v. Jambalaya*** (*The People of the State of Texas v. Michael Douglass*) was a 2015 criminal trial held in Los Angeles County Superior Court in Los Angeles, California. All Business drummer Michael Douglass, better known by his stage name Michael Slammer, was charged with having sex with a number of underage women throughout a 2 year period. He was acquitted on all counts. Details of the trial are largely left out of accounts of All Business's history, including the otherwise extensive All Business Treasures.
Industry Titans Tour

The **Industry Titans Tour** was the first worldwide concert tour by American rock band All Business. Staged in support of their 1992 album *Back 2 Basics*, the tour visited stadiums from September 1992 to October 1993. The group's lineup would expand to it's definitive count of 18 throughout the tour, with some members such as Enzo Dodd being added due to their acrobatic abilities as opposed to their musical abilities. A set of stairs was added for Vernon following reports of him throwing women down stairs.

## Group Body Counts

Throughout the 13 month tour, group leader Vernon O'Shaughnessy kept records of how many women each band member slept with (or, in Lady Simone Augusto's case, how many men). He verified these numbers through the use of several security guards that only he was aware of, who were dubbed "Vernon's Secret Police" by Manchester Seuss. O'Shaughnessy also installed secret microphones in the luggage of several members to make sure that they were going all the way in bed. The final counts were as follows:

* Lonnie Joe Parker - N/A
* Enzo Dodd - 0
* Reverend Archibald - Reported 0 (Unknown)
* Erman Holt - 2
* Philip Duke - 2
* Johnny Law - 4 (Denoted as "long term groupies" that he took with him for multiple months)
* Cleveland Vickers - 5
* Rolly Rockefeller - 7
* Danny Ingram - 8
* Moe Silk - 13
* Ted Bundy - 18
* Lady Simone Augusto - 20 (men)
* Bo Jones - 25
* Manchester Seuss - 46
* Ernesto - 80
* Larry Silk - 147
* Michael Slammer - 193
* Vernon O'Shaughnessy - 194

Vernon had the highest body count of the tour in spite of the many nights he would spend by himself, "plotting" on the band's behalf. In order to get his number higher than the constantly prowling Slammer, O'Shaughnessy would routinely spend one night per week trying to sleep with five different women, almost all of whom would get with him. In order to achieve this, he admitted he would "even sleep with fat women."
Amazonite

**Amazonite** is a Homeworld Gem who serves under the command of Yellow Diamond. They create charms to aid soldiers in battle.

## Appearance

Amazonite is a tall and muscular teal gem with sharp green eyes. They wear a dress out of blue and green leaves with grey string tied around their waist. Interestingly, unlike most gems who have human ears if any, Amazonite has big fox like ears atop their aqua coloured hair. They wear dark teal ankle boots with grey laces. their Amazonite gemstone is located on their throat.

## Personality

Amazonite has an elecrtifying and almost intimidating aura to them. They are a very brave gem who never seems to be scared or worried about anything. They are good at planning things out in their head and following a set plan that they come up with and are brave enough to seemingly take on the world. They also have a rather creative side and enjoy decorating new weapons. For example, their shield when they first formed was rather plain but they decided to make it more flashy. They don't speak very often and prefer to watch things from afar and prefer to communicate through facial expression and body language.

## History

Amazonite is one of the eldest gems on Homeworld, with being tasked with the job of giving good luck charms to Quartz Soliders going to war. Once they found out that Homeworld was losing the war against the Crystal Gems they began experimenting with making even more powerful charms. They did this by modifying Homeworld Gems weapons and decorating them in her charms, creating an even more powerful weapon. Amazonite is the leader of the experiment who's mission is to make weapons that even Homeworld's enemies will want to have in their arsenal. Amazonite loves creating her charms which she is good at and she takes pride in them.

As a Homeworld Gem, Amazonite gives Quartz soldiers her Charms in order to aid them in battle. When the Crystal Gems first arrived they stole the Charms they created which the Quartz soldiers wore on their waist. This caused Quartz to lose half of their army due to their sudden vulnerability.

## Abilities

Amazonite possesses standard Gem abilities, bubbling, shapeshifting, fusion, regeneration, agelessness, and superhuman strength/durability.

### Unique Abilities

* **Magical Charm Creation:** Amazonite can create magical charms, such as amulets or talismans, that are able to serve Amazonite in different ways depending on their functions, either offensive, defensive or supportive purposes.

## Gemstone

* **Tourmalines:** Achroite
* **Chrysoberyls:** Alexandrite
* **Garnets:** Almandine
* **Feldspars:** **Amazonite**
* **Quartz:** Amethyst • Ametrine
* **Opals:** Andamooka Opal

**Fusion Gems:** Moonstone • Peach Topaz • Angel Aura Quartz • Celestite • Charaoite
All Business Live in Brazil

***All Business: Live in Brazil*** was a concert held by American rock band All Business on Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro on July 4, 2009. Their first live performance in over 8 years, the show was marketed as a reunion for the band, who had been musically inactive since the release of their eponymous fourteenth album in 2001.

Since the beginning of All Business' musical hiatus, there had been numerous offers made to the members for on stage reunions. The number kept ballooning as the years went on, however lead singer Vernon O'Shaughnessy refused. He was finally persuaded to give in upon seeing the announcement of Michael Jackson's This Is It concert residency and its ensuing record breaking ticket sales. Despite feeling "awkward" about this after Jackson's death a few months later, O'Shaughnessy decided to go through with the concert. Most of the band's living members performed, including "Dirty" Bo Jones in his final on stage appearance with the band. On his reasons for performing, lead guitarist Ted Bundy spoke of the world:

> "When I saw just how much money was being offered to us, and in particular Vernon and I, to stage a reunion, I thought about the world. I thought about how I could use that paycheck to better the world. Not "the world" in the sense of the Earth, the home to us 7 billion souls. No, I thought about the world in the sense of my world. Because to me, what I see *is* the world. What's most important to me, my world, *thee* world, is what I see. That doesn't mean I'm god, per se, more so like the narrator of a story. A really good story. And to better my story, to better my world, I'm gonna use the spoils of my personal war for myself. I don't feel gratification from giving my spoils away, it does nothing for me. But changing my house... that does something for me. The bigger the house, the bigger my canvas, as I say. Sometimes it's hard for me to contain myself... I try to maintain a stoic, introspective outlook on life, as you know and see. But when I saw that check for this Brazil show, I lost all composure. I was acting like Slammer, just hollering and banging. Because it really rocked my world, and I had to adjust to that. When you have opportunities like this to shake up the world, you take them."
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Drawing an estimated audience of nearly 1.7 million people, it is the fifth highest attended concert in human history. Despite the precedent set by other similarly sized events, the band tried to ticket the concert instead of making it free. Though only 10% of the concert goers paid for tickets, the band tried to enforce the monetary system by hiring a large number of security officers at certain entrances. There were nearly 1,000 reported beatings at the show.
All Business On Stage Shooting Incident

The Enzo Dodd shooting incident refers to a concert tragedy that occurred at a 1994 concert by American rock band All Business. During the band's Unite the World benefit concert in New York City, a man with a knife rushed the stage in the middle of a song. Trumpeter Enzo Dodd, who was not performing on the song, noticed the man before any other member of the band and quickly pulled out a gun from his boot. He shot the man before he could reach the main stage, killing him instantly. The incident would scar the then 19 year old Dodd, driving him to reclusion for the rest of his time in the band.
Vernon O'Shaughnessy 1999 Texas governor push

In June 1999, following the launch of Texas governor George W. Bush's presidential campaign, All Business lead singer Vernon O'Shaughnessy began a push to make himself Bush's successor. Although legal precedent would not support a new candidate taking Bush's place following his planned resignation, O'Shaughnessy nonetheless campaigned across America to fill the position.
Bo Jones and the Dirty Down Under Boys

**Bo Jones and the Dirty Down Under Boys** were an American blues revival group formed in 2006. Comprised of former members of the rock band All Business, it was one of many splinter groups formed following the bands hiatus in 2001 after the release of their eponymous fourteenth studio album. The band was led by vocalist and saxophonist Bo Jones, guitarist Mo Silk, bassist Johnny Law, and drummer Michael Slammer. Following the death of Bo Jones in 2014, The Dirty Down Under Boys disbanded, with the surviving members going on to rejoin All Business for their 2015 comeback album Back to Business.
Julia (Get Freaky)

"**Julia (Get Freaky)**" is a song by American rock band All Business from their thirteenth studio album *We've Got Something to Say*. It was released as the second single from the album. A remix for the song was released featuring rapper Busta Rhymes, which was accompanied by a music video directed by Hype Williams.
2022 Istanbul riots

The 2022 Istanbul riots were a series of riots and civil disturbances that occurred in Istanbul, Turkey in June 2022. Unrest began on June 5, after a political speech given by All Business lead singer and politician Vernon O'Shaughnessy to an impromptu crowd. The ensuing riots lead to the death of O'Shaughnessy's bandmate, longtime pianist Cleveland Vickers.
Switch Sides

**"Switch Sides"** is a song by American rock band All Business from their second studio album *Back 2 Basics* (1992). Written by Vernon O'Shaughnessy, the song follows a bisexual woman who has decided to go from dating a woman to dating a man. The song drew the ire of several feminist groups, who All Business was already in hot water with at the time. This was again because of O'Shaughnessy, who had gained a reputation for throwing random women down staircases. Regardless, the song performed well on radio in spite of not being released as a commercial single, becoming an early fan favorite. The song was a concert staple until later tours, when Rolly Rockefeller tried to rebrand the band as being "politically correct". This angered several more conservative members including Michael Slammer, who would try to perform the song anyways at random points throughout sets.
Squad 87v

**Note: This information DOES NOT include to-date information on Panagiotis French and S87v member statuses. This is written as if the time period was during Panagiotis French's status as a S87v member. Please see his wiki page, linked below, for to-date information.**

## Squad 87v

### YIA

RETIRED

*Squad 87v* is part of the 10S subclassification as an older Squad. It is Panagiotis French's first Squad upon qualifying for Pilot entry.

The Squad is captained by Ezio Andrianakis and has the long-standing lieutenant Panagiotis French.
Uniting the World

***Uniting the World*** is the fourth studio album by American rock band All Business and was released on August 10, 1993, by Capital Records. A charity album tackling broad themes of peace, change and love, the album was made in support of the band's recently formed Unite the World Foundation.

Following the success of their first three albums, All Business had become one of the most popular musical acts in the world. Realizing the platform they wielded and witnessing the "strife of life at home and around the globe", according to guitarist Ted Bundy, the band felt a need to make a socially driven album commenting on the state of the world. Recording took place at the group's Mount Vernon studios in Cleveland, Ohio, throughout June 1993. Despite the album's positive themes, the recording sessions brought the first signs of strain in the band. Rolly Rockefeller would regularly be bullied by lead singer Vernon O'Shaughnessy, who at this point had amassed an untouchable amount of power within All Business. His bullying became so relentless that Rockefeller was at several points hospitalized.

*Uniting the World* was released to mixed critical response, with many considering the band's new direction to be vapid. Furthermore, the Unite the World Foundation, the launch of which coincided with the album's release, was criticized for being intentionally vague and misleading. The album nonetheless did well commercially, going on to sell over four million copies in the United States alone. It was supported by the singles "Change Her Life" and "Peace in the Middle East", both of which reached the top 20 of the *Billboard* Hot 100. The album also led to a series of benefit concerts at various cities around the world, many of which were accused of pocketing funds despite being billed as charitable events.

AB averages 2 key changes per song on this album.

## Personnel

### All Business

* Vernon O’Shaughnessy - lead vocals
* Rolly Rockefeller II - lead vocals
* Lady Simone Augusto - background vocals
* Ted Bundy - lead and rhythm guitars
* Larry Silk - lead guitar
* Lonney Joe Parker - lead guitar
* Moe Silk - rhythm guitar
* Johnny Law - bass
* Manchester Seuss - synths
* The Reverend Archibald - organ
* Bo Jones - Saxophone
* Enzo Dodd - trumpet
* Michael Slammer - drums
Mogul Status: Executive Perks

***Mogul Status: Executive Perks*** is the third studio album by American rock band All Business, released on May 25, 1993, by Capital Records.

The album was recorded at the band's newly formed Mount Vernon studios in Cleveland, Ohio throughout early 1993. The album would feature the debut of six members who had joined the band on their Industry Titans stadium tour: drummer Danny Ingram, organist Reverend Archibald, trumpeter Enzo Dodd and guitarists Larry Silk, Lonnie Joe Parker and Ernesto. Many of these artists were added due to their on stage acrobatic abilities as opposed to their skills as musicians. Regardless, the group's expanded roster, along with the wild success of their previous album *Back 2 Basics,* allowed them to explore a more expansive, decadent sound, described as "expensive and intensive" by band leader Vernon O'Shaughnessy. The album took longer to record than their previous two albums combined, with almost one combined month of work going into the music. Lyrically, the album tackles themes of success, wealth and luxury.

Supported by singles including "Back Talk" and "La Diabla", *Mogul Status: Executive Perks* debuted atop the U.S. *Billboard* 200 chart and would go on to become certified 8x platinum by the RIAA. Despite this, the album received mixed reactions from critics and fans alike, with many accusing the band of selling out. These responses would not sway the band, who proceeded with business as usual.

## Personnel

### All Business

* Vernon O’Shaughnessy - lead vocals
* Rolly Rockefeller II - lead vocals
* Lady Simone Augusto - background vocals
* Ted Bundy - lead and rhythm guitars
* Larry Silk\* - lead guitar
* Lonnie Joe Parker\* - lead guitar
* Moe Silk - rhythm guitar
* Ernesto\* - rhythm guitar
* Erman Holt - guitar
* Johnny Law - bass
* Manchester Seuss - synths
* The Reverend Archibald\* - organ
* Cleveland Vickers - piano
* "Dirty" Bo Jones - saxophone
* Enzo Dodd\* - trumpet
* Michael Slammer - drums
* Danny Ingram\* - drums
* Philip Duke - auxiliary percussion

\* Denotes a new member

## Notes

- Vernon initially offers Ernesto the position of 1st guitarist behind Ted's back, as this would shoot Ernesto up to second in the power rankings. Ernesto ultimately declines, instead opting to be the lowest ranking guitarist possible given his inexperience in the world of rock. Unable to put Ernesto below Erman in good consicous, Vernon opts to make him 5th.
Plane Monster Wiki

**Welcome to the Plane Monster Wiki!**
Welcome to the **Plane Monster Wiki**, dedicated to the comic series Plane Monster written and illustrated by N Pjetner. This wiki is constantly being updated with new information as events happen and chapters release.The official cover of Muskrat Ramble. Like all covers, this one has a mistake on it as well...
Adonis Albalisk

## Relationships

#### Panagiotis French

Adonis worked closely with Panagiotis starting in somewhat early Muskrat Ramble (around chapters 30-40 the beginning of their partnership starts). He and Panagiotis share a registered domestic partnership under system-wide law.

## Trivia

* Adonis is one of the few stated to practice or believe in a religion, being Angelist
All Business Discography

fThe discography of American rock band All Business consists of 22 studio albums, 17 live albums, nine compilation albums, three extended plays (EPs), 108 singles, five video albums and 63 music videos.

## Compilation Albums

* Label: Rock Records
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*The Best of All Business*
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*All Business Slowed & Reverbed Discography*
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Tools

The First Tool is “The Befriender” this tool will tame any monster for a limited amount of Time.

The next tool is “The One” This tool is a sword that can slay any monster.

The next tool is called “The thing” It can physically take you to a random world.

The next tool is called “The Book” It has different spells in it that can be dangerous.

(More Coming Soon)
Character List

This page is a list of every Plane Monster character- major, minor, insignificant, etc. Unnamed characters will not be included. Characters will be organized by part.

See the characters category for the full list of characters and links (unnamed included) not organized by part.

### C4

* Sunny
* Ted Zeno
* Spitze
* Hornbeam
* Tidger
* Tusk
* Edeta Neworite
* Backslash
* Scout French
* Rocco Poe
* Eris Cavanagh
* Aviator

### Torn Brassard

* Tzeta
* Courier
* Acetone 7
* Iodide 1
* Digitalis 28
* Methylene Blue
* Chloroform 15
* Neodymium 3
* Mark
* Mellovis

### Muskrat Ramble

* Panagiotis French
* Adonis Albalisk
Affection

Affection consists of three main components:

* A strain of LFA (leuryofolitic acidic emission)
* A strain of IRBT (immediate reactant bfeurdonucleic trail)
* IBA-L or IBA-H (illiorybonet's acidic emission | high or low)

* LFA-1
* LFA-2
* LFA-3
* LFA-4
* LFA-5
* LFA-M

LFA-M is only seen in trace amounts among every strain of LFA excluding strain 2. While it is a trace material, it continues to be regarded as a strain of LFA due to its responsibility in Affection effect severity in most cases, notably in strain 1 and 3 and on rare occasions impacting strain 4's effect. This strain consists solely of ZcUn3 and is responsible for Affection's ability to cause modifications. LFA-M is often seen alongside the respective color strain of Affection on self-modified instinct sensors as well as Affection-monitoring technology as particles of an absence of color, owing to Un's presence in the strain.

Effects

Affection is most commonly known to cause Modifications.

## Strains

### Strain Pink

The most common Affection strain, responsible for the association of Affection and the color pink.

This strain of Affection consists almost entirely of LFA-5, in select cases containing trace amounts of LFA-2 or 3. Due to LFA-5's
Over There

"**Over There**" is a 1917 song written by George M. Cohan that was popular with the United States military and public during both world wars. It was covered by American rock band All Business on their patriotic themed tenth studio album *God Bless America* (1998). The song became a live staple at their concerts during that era.