Yidcore
Yidcore is a Jewish punk rock band from Australia. They are known for playing punk covers of Jewish and Israeli songs.
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Check Yidcore out
Everybody should have the opportunity to check Yidcore out. For people who don't have the opportunity to see Yidcore live, I highly recommend you visit their 'Virtual Anatevka' website. This way you can see for yourself what all the fuss is about.
Janet, Australia - 30 August 2005
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They make me laugh everytime
Yidcore are such a good live band!! They make me laugh everytime. They put a lot into a show, not to mention the amount of hummus they splatter across the audience. No joke. Hummus. They really are great guys. Go see them sometime if you get the opportunity to, and perhaps watch from a safe distance.
Daniel, Australia - 24 August 2005
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I keep going back for more
I absolutely love Yidcore! From Mycki the guitarist who wears dresses onstage to Bram who sings with a rubber chicken onstage. I have seen them a few times and keep going back for more. Yidcore put on a good show. I recommend anyone to go see them for yourself.
Teresa, Australia - 24 August 2005
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The coolest band ever
I saw Yidcore when they came and toured Israel. They are the coolest band ever. I want to marry Bram. I hear they have a new drummer, he looks alright.
Allanah, Israel - 23 August 2005
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The most interesting band
Yidcore are not your typical punk band. In fact Yidcore is possibly one of the most interesting bands you will ever hear about. They are a Jewish band and have covered the likes of Bette Midler and the latest offering a Punk-Rock Opera of 'Fiddler On The Roof' re-titled 'Fiddlin On Ya Roof'. I found one of the most interesting facts about Yidcore to be the infamous legal feud with Adam Sandler. With all this in mind Yidcore have no trouble getting involvement from celebrities such as Renee Geyer, Ben Lee, Ella Hooper, Madeline West, John and Safran to make cameo appearances on albums. Maybe it's just the likeable personality of the band? Whatever it is, all I can say is l’chai-im!
Paige, Australia - 20 August 2005