Posted by ste rogers in rhyl @ 11:52 on Jan 5 2010

right at the front in liverpool in november they were amazing xP best night of my life ! xP

Posted by Laurence in West London @ 10:03 on Sep 19 2008

I want to get hold of a copy of this documentary - where can I find it?

Posted by Ross in UK @ 21:20 on Jul 5 2008

Regarding the statement below, firstly God created music, think of it as non Christian we a gift from God and have not learnt how to use it properly, Christians have just got a grip of who the gifts are from who they should use them for!!

The guys where living out the great commision being somewhere Christ would have been, you can keep your principles but they will just keep you in you closed mind bubble and do nothing to further the kingdom!! well done!!

"Dweeb's music sounded as awful as the porn band they were thrown together with. This is one of the problems with 'Christian' music; it can end up sounding very similar to the satanic stuff which is of 'the world'. Also, although Dweeb could turn away from the porn band when they stripped, we, the viewers (whom they presumably wanted to watch the programme) had to sit through the whole thing. So there was some compromising of principles. All this being said, I thought the boys in the band did show the love of Christ in the situation and came across well.
Chris Lazenby BA Cert HE Dip Mus"

Posted by Dilly in UK @ 03:32 on May 21 2008

Hello Brats Rule

Posted by faye @ 22:40 on May 14 2008

I stumbled upon this lookin for dweeb's myspace to see how they're dong, I was the keyboard player of p whore during the show (I have left since, as has the drummer) and wanted to say dweeb were an amaazing band to live with :) I truly admired their musical abilities and though I'm atheist I was really impressed with their dedication and commitment to their cause. They showed respect to our beliefs as we did theirs (including the band's commitment to animal rights, it was cut out of the show but the lineup at the time was comprised of vegans/veggies, dweeb didn't eat meat infront of us the whole week, as we made the effort not to blaspheme). Despite the intention to cause tension that the producers made we all got along brilliantly and obviously they didnt show the many nights we all chilled together just chatting or cooking for each other, because it didn't make good tv. Don't think I've ever met such a lovely bunch of people since!

Posted by dean in wolvers @ 15:20 on Jan 25 2008

top band

Posted by Psyna in uk @ 23:30 on Nov 17 2007

I also stumbled across this. Was absolutely brilliant tv. The lead singer of dweeb seemed so sure of everything he said. Its a fantastic way to be. he truky believes in his faith and that is amazing.. Also singer of the other band, oh dear. She seems very lost

Posted by Jonny in Chesham @ 19:36 on Oct 25 2007

In reply to Chris L: surely what makes a band "satanical" or not is their lyrics, not their musical style? To suggest otherwise is the suggest that there are certain styles of music that are intrinsically "evil", whereas I recognise that ALL music styles (even the ones I hate personally) are a tool for Christ in the right hands, and a weapon for the devil in others. Dweeb shone like light and tasted like salt to Paparazzi Whore and to those watching: I personally love their music and fair play if you don't but to say it is comparable to "satanic" music just because of the style is ridiculous.

Posted by karen in London @ 01:35 on Oct 17 2007

Dweeb were really inspiring on that BBC3 programme cos they opened my eyes to God and just made me think about my life in a way i'd never done before.I'm glad that they appeared in that show cos they brought me back to God and now i feel better about myself so thanx Dweeb God bless.

Posted by anna in london @ 17:23 on Oct 13 2007

im the short blonde in singing with the enermy strippers, how can i see it! i never got to see the replay......