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A falling out with HBO ended the series pretty quickly, but luckily, the episodes that did see the light of day got a lot of attention from fans, ranging from fans of alternative comedy to some showbiz friends - for instance, [[Music/FooFighters Dave Grohl]] wound up playing drums for them on their debut album. As well, they quickly secured spots opening for Music/{{Beck}}, Music/PearlJam, the Foo Fighters and Music/{{Tool}}. The original show, as you can imagine, has become something of a CultClassic, and perhaps even ahead of its time.
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A falling out with HBO ended the series pretty quickly, but luckily, the episodes that did see the light of day got a lot of attention from fans, ranging from fans of alternative comedy to some showbiz friends - for instance, [[Music/FooFighters Dave Grohl]] wound up playing drums for them on their debut album. As well, they quickly secured spots opening for Music/{{Beck}}, Music/{{Beck|Musician}}, Music/PearlJam, the Foo Fighters and Music/{{Tool}}. The original show, as you can imagine, has become something of a CultClassic, and perhaps even ahead of its time.
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-->'''Jack:''' Okay. We got a crucial clutch cargo gig comin' up Kyle, you [[SuddenlyShouting COCK-SUCKER]]! YOU DON'T GIVE A ''SHIT'', AND I'VE BEEN SITTIN' AROUND GETTIN' '''SICK OF YOUR ATTITUDE!''' YA ''FUCKER!'' YA ''FUCKIN' '''BITCH!!!'''''
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-->'''Jack:''' Okay. We got a crucial clutch cargo gig comin' up Kyle, you [[SuddenlyShouting COCK-SUCKER]]! YOU DON'T GIVE A ''SHIT'', AND I'VE BEEN SITTIN' AROUND GETTIN' '''SICK OF YOUR ATTITUDE!''' YA YOU ''FUCKER!'' YA ''FUCKIN' '''BITCH!!!'''''
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* ControlFreak: Jack.
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* ControlFreak: Jack. How Jack treats the band.
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* EurekaMoment: DoubleSubversion. "The Search For Inspirado" is centered around Jack and Kyle waiting for inspiration to strike, so they can write a new song within a week to play at the next open mic night. Something always sabotages their efforts: they come up with a cool rhythm by snapping their fingers only to lose the idea because the tape machine wasn't on, they come up with a nice vocal harmony that turns out to be the jingle from the ice cream truck, and going out of the house for once just winds up with Kyle running naked through the forest and Jack sitting in a wading pool eating ice cream. The tension catches up with them, and they have a spat and break up before the open mic night even happens. However, they reconcile, and write their new song about getting back together, which they perform at the open mic the week after.
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Speaking of their debut album, a good amount of songs found on this show wormed their way into said album, such as "Kielbasa," "Kyle Quit The Band," "Sex Supreme" (aka "Double Team"), "You Broke The Rules" (aka "Karate"), "Explosivo," "Lee," "The Road," and even their SignatureSong, "Tribute."
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Speaking of their debut album, a good amount of songs found on this show wormed their way into said album, such as "Kielbasa," "Kyle Quit The Band," "Sex Supreme" (aka "Double Team"), "You Broke The Rules" (aka "Karate"), "Explosivo," "Lee," "The Road," and even their SignatureSong, "Tribute."
" Meanwhile, "Jesus Ranch" and "Cosmic Shame" turned up as B-Sides and live versions respectively, and "History" was rerecorded for "The Pick Of Destiny".
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* BootstrappedThemeSong: "History" is used in the closing credits, and is also the song which the band are introduced with in the first episode.
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* BootstrappedThemeSong: BootstrappedTheme: "History" is used in the closing credits, and is also the song which the band are introduced with in the first episode.
