Playing over thirty instruments, Mr. SPIT creates and records all his music himself. He employs the help of his wife, Jacqueline, and others to help him hammer out his sophisticated arrangments live. His live demeanor can best be described as a cross between a musician and a game show host. Mr. SPIT incorporates combinations of music, poetry, short stories, contests, choreographed dancing, audience participation, along with a variety of stage antics into what is now being called a variety show for the millenium.

On record, his musical styles run the gamut. From beat steady industrial anthems to powerful cyber-punk jaunts to big band swing tunes to full-blown orchestral pieces, Mr. SPIT displays an amazing flair for composition. His use of verbal soundbites from radio, television, and film mixed with his own dynamic vocals carriage the listener from serious reflection to hysterical laughter.

His first vinyl release, "Road Pizza", hit #32 in England on John Peel's Top 50 for 1988. His LP, "You Would if You Loved Me", was nominated for best LP for 1989 by WMMR radio in Philadelphia and Big Shout Magazine. He was proclaimed a local hero by The University of Delaware newspaper and has charted on almost every college station in the country.

This year SPIT releases his fourteenth record in fifteen years titled, "America's Sweetheart". This CD is an excellent showcase of Vinnie SPIT's abilities.