In 2003, the band released the DVD One Fierce Beer Run , which chronicled their 1997 One Fierce Beer Coaster tour.
due to legal issues, the U.S. release was delayed until February 29, 2000.
On October 4, 1999, the band released its third album Hooray for Boobies in Europe
Eventually, the Bloodhound Gang signed with Geffen Records , which re-released One Fierce Beer Coaster in December 1996. Geffen refused to release the song “Yellow Fever” because of its graphic lyrical content about East Asian women , including lyrics such as “like an Oriental rug, ’cause I lay her where…
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In March 1996, Pop and Hasselhoff returned with a completely new line-up of the band to release its second full-length album, One Fierce Beer Coaster . It was produced by Richard Gavalis, who owned Dome Sound Studios in Royersford, Pennsylvania , local to Pop. New guitarist Matthew “Lupus Thunder” Stigliano…
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In March 1995, the Bloodhound Gang signed a record deal with Columbia Records and released their first full-length album, Use Your Fingers . They began touring around the U.S. but band members Daddy Long Legs and Matthew “M.S.G.” Clarke, who were angry with Columbia for undisclosed reasons, left the band…
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In November, the Bloodhound Gang released their first EP, Dingleberry Haze .
In April 1994, the band released their second demo tape, The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to Hitler’s Handicapped Helpers .
That summer, Pop had a small role in Kurt Fitzpatrick’s short film The Chick That Was Naked (1995) and managed to get a Bloodhound Gang song on the soundtrack.
before Hennessey and Ianelli left the band, which was renamed to the Bloodhound Gang in 1992.