Winger End Beavis and Butthead Feud
. At the time, Winger guitarist Reb Beach said the show led to DJs dropping the band's songs from playlists and record and gig ticket sales dried up as a result. But frontman Kip Winger says he finally buried the hatchet with Judge when the show made a comeback in 2011. He tells The Weeklings: When they did the Beavis and Butt-head remake I found Mike and told him I wanted to clear the air. I never tried to sue MTV or Mike, I never had a problem with the cartoon. I mean, it was David and Goliath, really. There was nothing you could do but take it like a man. It certainly didn't help us, I'll tell you that. But it was a funny show and Mike's a funny guy. "Winger was a band that was popular for some of the wrong reasons, man. So we ended up on the show. I don't believe there was any malicious intent. We exchanged some emails; Mike is a very nice guy, no hard feelings. I was hoping maybe he'd give me a voice-over role in the new cartoon though." He had a lot more to say. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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