DVDA (band)

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DVDA
Background information
Origin	Boulder, Colorado,  United States
Genre(s)	Comedy Rock
Years active	1996–present
Members
Trey Parker (lead vocals, keyboards) Matt Stone (vocals, drums, bass guitar) Bruce Howell (guitars) D. A. Young (keyboards, vocals)

DVDA is a rock band featuring South Park crew members Trey Parker (lead vocals, keyboards), Matt Stone (vocals, drums, bass guitar), Bruce Howell (guitars), and D. A. Young (keyboards, vocals).

The name comes from a sexual position (double vaginal, double anal) mentioned (although not depicted) in Parker's film Orgazmo.

DVDA's songs have appeared in South Park, usually unnoticed. They include: "Montage" from the episode "Asspen", Orgazmo and Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride ("Now You're a Man"), BASEketball ("Warts on Your Dick"), South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut ("What Would Brian Boitano Do? Pt. II," "Hell Isn't Good") and Team America: World Police ("America, Fuck Yeah," "Everyone Has AIDS," and "Only A Woman"). There are also several previously unheard live songs made by them called "Crack" (or "Everybody Loves Crack"), "David Kelley, TV Warrior" and a cover of the Primus song "Sgt. Baker."

Songs

Name	Soundtrack	Released?
America, Fuck Yeah	Team America: World Police	Yes
America, Fuck Yeah (Bummer Remix)	Team America: World Police	Yes
The Beer Song	None	No
Crack (or Everybody Loves Crack)	None	No
Chewbacca (or I Am Chewbacca)	None	No
David Kelley, TV Warrior	None	No
The End Of An Act	Team America: World Police	Yes
Everyone Has AIDS	Team America: World Police	Yes
Freedom Isn't Free	Team America: World Police	Yes
Hell Isn't Good (Featuring James Hetfield)	South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut	No
Hot Lava (Featuring Perry Farrell)	Chef Aid: The South Park Album	Yes
Let's Fighting Love	South Park	No
Lemmiwinks	South Park	No
Living A Lie	South Park	Yes
Montage	South Park	No
Montage	Team America: World Police	Yes
The Most Offensive Song Ever	Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics	Yes
North Korean Melody	Team America: World Police	Yes
Now You're A Man	Orgazmo	Yes
Only A Woman	Team America: World Police	Yes
On Top of You	Cannibal! The Musical	No
Sgt. Baker (Primus Cover)	None	No
That's All I'm Askin' For]]	Cannibal! The Musical	No
That's My Bush! Theme	That's My Bush!	No
Up There	South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut	Yes
Warts On Your Dick	Baseketball	No
What Would Brian Boitano Do? Part II	South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut	Yes

A commonly misattributed song, Twisted Steel Leather Donut, is actually by the band Headset, however it did appear on the soundtrack to Orgazmo, which is indirectly responsible for the confusion. Though DVDA did a song called "I am Chewbacca", it is often confused with "Chewbacca", which is by the band Supernova. Another misatrributed song, Porn Groove, is actually a song by The Dust Brothers called "Try Your Luck", and it, like Twisted Steel Leather Donut, also appeared on the soundtrack to Orgazmo. Yet another very commonly misattributed song is The Beer Song, which many fans believe it to be by the band They Might Be Giants, even though the main singer in the song sounds exactly like Trey Parker.

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