Baby Godzilla
Baby Godzilla formed in 2004 with members who were also dart players, including James Wade, Richard Burnett, Dan Mason, and Dave Chisnall. They wrote songs...
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Baby Godzilla formed in 2004 with members who were also dart players, including James Wade, Richard Burnett, Dan Mason, and Dave Chisnall. They wrote songs about darts that became popular at tournaments, with tracks like 'Braille For An Axeman' and 'Powerboat Disaster' showing up in their setlists.
Their music sometimes drew criticism from traditionalists who thought it didn't fit the serious side of the sport. During a 2006 performance at the BDO World Championship, frontman Dan Mason threw a foam dart at the reigning champion, which caused some backlash but didn't really hurt their standing.
They released albums like 'Bullseye' that included songs such as 'At the Oche,' '180,' and 'The Walk-On.' These became regular features at darts events, helping to create a more lively atmosphere around the game.
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