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Slobberbone
NEW WEST RECORDS
Fourth
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Centro-matic
IDOL and QPR
Prolific
band that always has an album coming out soon.
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Bowling
for Soup
Jive Records
Sophomore
release comes out in June or July. |
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Flickerstick
Epic
Records
Debut
album Welcoming
Home the Astronauts
was released this spring after the group won VH1s Bands
on the Run television
competition in 2001.
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Baboon
Working
on recording live shows for an album to be put out sometime
soon; most recent release, We Sing and Play,
came out in 1999.
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Tripping
Daisy
Disbanded
in 1999, but Mark Pirro (93), Tim DeLaughter and Brian
Wakeland joined with 20 other talented musicians to create Polyphonic
Spree. |
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Adams
Farm
Disbanded
in 1996. Matt Pence and Mark Hedman (92) joined Centro-matic.
Jeff Whittington (92) started the Hundred Inevitables
with Toby Pipes (95) from Deep Blue Something. Theyre
working on their second album.
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Brutal
Juice
Officially
disbanded in 1996 in the middle of a tour, but they got together
in 2000 and now occasionally play together for fun.
Caulk
Disbanded
in 1996 when frontman Aden Holt (93) began concentrating
full time on releasing other records with his label, OneTon.
In 2001 he stopped releasing records and began concentrating
on his design studio.
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There
were a number of other bands in Denton in the 90s and
before, just as there are a number of bands from Denton still
today. This story and list are meant to be a sampling of that
talent. Thank you to all the musicians who make our university
and town a fun place to live.
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