Turn It Around - Musica
Turn It Around by Link 80
Link 80
Biografia dell'artista Link 80
Link 80 Was A Punk Rock/ska Punk Band From The San Francisco Bay Area. Band History Link 80 Started In Early 1994 In The Famous East Bay Of California. In The Beginning Original Members Guitarist Matt Bettinelli-Olpin Drummer Joey Bustos Bassist Adam Pereria And Singer Jeff Acree Played Around Town As Drano The Rag-Tags And Mr. Slave-Unit Before Settling On Link 80. The Name Came From The Interstate Highway Which They Used To Get To The Drummer's Garage For Band Practice And Connected The Band Members Homes. In July Of 1995 Nick Traina Joined The Band After Meeting Adam At A Show In San Francisco's Mission District. Nick's Passion And Voice Combined With The Rest Of The Band To Make Them Different From Most Ska Bands And Gave Link 80 The "against The Rest" Attitude They Display Throughout Their Lyrics. Far More Punk Than Ska And With An Energy And A Sense Of Immediacy Lacking In Pop-Oriented Ska Bands Link 80 Was Able To Avoid The Cliches Of Ska-Punk Characterized By Their Peers. As Asian Man Records Describes Them They Are An Energetic Blend Of Ska Punk Rock And Hardcore. 17 Reasons Recorded In 1996 Link 80 Had Released Their First Full-Length Album Titled 17 Reasons In Early 1997. The Album Consisted Of 17 Fast And Energetic Punk Rock And Skacore Songs And One Hidden Track A Cover Of "Who Killed Marilyn?" By The Misfits . It Was Also The First Album Recorded For Asian Man Records AMR1-AMR4 Were Originally Released On Dill Records . In 1996 With All The Members Still In High School The Band Left For Their First U.S. Tour. On This Tour The Band Created Their Own "crew " Known As ATRC Or Against The Rest Crew. The Core Line-Up For These Definitive Years Was Nick Traina Vocals Joey Bustos Drums Matt Bettinelli-Olpin Guitar Vocals Adam Pereria Bass Vocals And Aaron Nagel Trumpet . Though He Was Not Present On The Recording Of 17 Reasons Jason Lechner Saxophone Joined The Band In Time To Support It At Shows And On Tour. This Line-Up Would Release The First And Second Of Their Three Albums. Unlike Many Bands Each Member Of Link 80 Were An Integral Part Of The Songwriting Team. With Aaron In Charge Of The Horn Lines Joey Adam And Matt Were Behind Most Songs Core-Music While Nick And Matt Were Responsible For The Lyrics. In Addition Everyone Participated In Background Vocals Occasionally Even Singing Lead. For Example Adam Sings A Majority Of "Termination" And "Slap " While Matt Provides The Lead Vocals On "Turn It Around." The Following Year Link 80 Was On To Its Second US Tour. Beginning In Oregon On June 14 The Tour Was Cut Short After A Show At The Globe In Milwaukee Wisconsin On August 1. The Following Morning The Band Went Their Separate Ways With Some Members Flying Home Some Driving And Some Taking A Train. After Link 80 Nick Started A New Band Knowledge And Immediately Began Playing Shows And Recording. Shortly Thereafter On September 20 1997 Nick Who Suffered From Bipolar Disorder Committed Suicide. Killing Katie Link 80's Last Album With Nick And Matt Killing Katie Was Released August 26 1997 Less Than One Month Before Nick's Death. The Album Contains 8 Studio Tracks And 3 Hidden Live Songs Including The Long-Time Crowd Pleaser "Blank Mind" Of Which There Is No Studio Version . Of The Four Hidden Tracks The First Is A Cover Of Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth " Referred To As "Everybody Look What's Going Down" By The Band. The Struggle Continues With Nick Gone Link 80 Needed Someone To Fill In On Vocals. After Recruiting A Man Named Stoney To Fill In For Vocals Temporarily For Their Shows Ryan Noble From The Blast Bandits Was Chosen To Pick Up Permanently Where Nick Had Left Off. Along With Ryan Came A New Sound And Lyrics While Still Maintaining The "against The Rest" Attitude. Link 80 Began To Lead More Towards A Hardcore/ska Sound Rather Than A Punk/ska Sound. With Ryan Link 80 Recorded The Album The Struggle Continues As Well As Some B-Sides That Appeared On Various Compilations In 1999 And Toured Numerous Times With Such Bands As Capdown And MU330. The Last Track On The Struggle Continues "Unbroken" Was Written By Ex-Guitarist Matt For Nick After His Death. Related Bands In 2002 The Band Consisting Of Adam Davis Aaron Nagel Steve Borth Joey Bustos Barry Krippene And Singer Ryan Noble Went On Hiatus. Steve Borth Would Join The RX Bandits A Band Which He Recently Left And The Remaining Members Would Form DESA. They Have Since Maintained That Link 80 Would Return But For Now They Are Focused On Their Respective Projects. Matt Formed A Band With Nick's Brother Called Dolores Joey Bustos Is Now The Drummer For Street To Nowhere Adam Pereria Started Thought Crime And Nick Traina Started Knowledge Before His Suicide In 1997. Discography * Split 7" W/ Wet-Nap 1995 Wannabe Brothers Records * Rumble At The Tracks 7" 199- Switchblade Records * Remember How It Used To Be 7" 1995 Switchblade Records * 17 Reasons... 1997 Asian Man Records * Killing Katie 1997 Asian Man Records * 23 Reasons" 1997 Tachyon Records This Contains The First Two Albums On One CD Only Available In Japan. * The Struggle Continues... 1999 Asian Man Records * Lifestyles Textiles & X-Files Split 7" W/ Lesdystics Tomatohead Records * Split CDEP/7" W/ Capdown Householdname Records Compilations * Skank For Brains 1995 Beach Records * What Are You Looking At? 1996 Switchblade Records * This Aren't Two Tone 1997 Too Hep Records * Cinema Beer Nuts 1997 Hopeless Records * Misfits Of Ska II 1997 Asian Man Records * It Takes A Dummy To Know A Dummy 1997 Dumb Ass Records * Punk Goes Ska 1997 Stiff Dog Records * Punk 'til Ya Poop 1997 Bad Stain Records * Ramen Core Volume 1 1997 Burnt Ramen Records * Dillinquents 1997 Dill Records * Puro Eskanol Volume 2 1998 Aztlan Records * Ska Sucks 1998 Liberation Records * Mailorder Is Fun! 1998 Asian Man Records * Puro Eskanol Vol. 2 Rice & Beans 1998 Azatlan Records * Skank For Brains Saturday Matinee 1998 Beach Records * Waiting For Punk? 1998 Twisted Records * Ska The Third Wave Checkered Box Set 1998 Beloved Records * Ska The Third Wave Vol. 4 Punk It Up 1998 Beloved Records * Hey Brother...Can You Spare Some Ska? 1999 Vegas Records * Mailorder Is Still Fun! 1999 Asian Man Records * Mission Control Presents Dr. Strange Vs. Asian Man Vol. 1 1999 Asian Man/Dr. Strange Records * Punker Than Your Mother 1999 Sour/Soda Jerk Records * To Protect And Serve - Chapter 13 1999 Chapter 13 Records * Coffee Cigarettes And Nuclear War 1999 Absolute Zero Records * Punk Goes Metal 2000 Fearless Records * Plea For Peace 2000 Asian Man Records * Just Not Punk Enough 2000 Orchard Records * Here We Are Nowhere 2000 Substandard Records * Punked Up Love 2000 VMS Records * Taken From A High School Journal 2000 Deafinit Records * Have You Heard 2001 New School Punk Records * Ten Minutes To Ogikubo Station 2001 Asian Man Records * Shut The Punk Up Vol. 1 2001 Orchard Records * Dropping Food On Their Heads Is Not Enough Benefit For RAWA 2002 Geykido Comet Records * Mailorder For The Masses! 2002 Asian Man Records * Lessons For Today 2003 Almost Good Music * The Great Soup Opera Wormhole/Atomic Records
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Biography - Link 80
Link 80 Was A Punk Rock/ska Punk Band From The San Francisco Bay Area. Band History Link 80 Started In Early 1994 In The Famous East Bay Of California. In The Beginning Original Members Guitarist Matt Bettinelli-Olpin Drummer Joey Bustos Bassist Adam Pereria And Singer Jeff Acree Played Around Town As Drano The Rag-Tags And Mr. Slave-Unit Before Settling On Link 80. The Name Came From The Interstate Highway Which They Used To Get To The Drummer's Garage For Band Practice And Connected The Band Members Homes. In July Of 1995 Nick Traina Joined The Band After Meeting Adam At A Show In San Francisco's Mission District. Nick's Passion And Voice Combined With The Rest Of The Band To Make Them Different From Most Ska Bands And Gave Link 80 The "against The Rest" Attitude They Display Throughout Their Lyrics. Far More Punk Than Ska And With An Energy And A Sense Of Immediacy Lacking In Pop-Oriented Ska Bands Link 80 Was Able To Avoid The Cliches Of Ska-Punk Characterized By Their Peers. As Asian Man Records Describes Them They Are An Energetic Blend Of Ska Punk Rock And Hardcore. 17 Reasons Recorded In 1996 Link 80 Had Released Their First Full-Length Album Titled 17 Reasons In Early 1997. The Album Consisted Of 17 Fast And Energetic Punk Rock And Skacore Songs And One Hidden Track A Cover Of "Who Killed Marilyn?" By The Misfits . It Was Also The First Album Recorded For Asian Man Records AMR1-AMR4 Were Originally Released On Dill Records . In 1996 With All The Members Still In High School The Band Left For Their First U.S. Tour. On This Tour The Band Created Their Own "crew " Known As ATRC Or Against The Rest Crew. The Core Line-Up For These Definitive Years Was Nick Traina Vocals Joey Bustos Drums Matt Bettinelli-Olpin Guitar Vocals Adam Pereria Bass Vocals And Aaron Nagel Trumpet . Though He Was Not Present On The Recording Of 17 Reasons Jason Lechner Saxophone Joined The Band In Time To Support It At Shows And On Tour. This Line-Up Would Release The First And Second Of Their Three Albums. Unlike Many Bands Each Member Of Link 80 Were An Integral Part Of The Songwriting Team. With Aaron In Charge Of The Horn Lines Joey Adam And Matt Were Behind Most Songs Core-Music While Nick And Matt Were Responsible For The Lyrics. In Addition Everyone Participated In Background Vocals Occasionally Even Singing Lead. For Example Adam Sings A Majority Of "Termination" And "Slap " While Matt Provides The Lead Vocals On "Turn It Around." The Following Year Link 80 Was On To Its Second US Tour. Beginning In Oregon On June 14 The Tour Was Cut Short After A Show At The Globe In Milwaukee Wisconsin On August 1. The Following Morning The Band Went Their Separate Ways With Some Members Flying Home Some Driving And Some Taking A Train. After Link 80 Nick Started A New Band Knowledge And Immediately Began Playing Shows And Recording. Shortly Thereafter On September 20 1997 Nick Who Suffered From Bipolar Disorder Committed Suicide. Killing Katie Link 80's Last Album With Nick And Matt Killing Katie Was Released August 26 1997 Less Than One Month Before Nick's Death. The Album Contains 8 Studio Tracks And 3 Hidden Live Songs Including The Long-Time Crowd Pleaser "Blank Mind" Of Which There Is No Studio Version . Of The Four Hidden Tracks The First Is A Cover Of Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth " Referred To As "Everybody Look What's Going Down" By The Band. The Struggle Continues With Nick Gone Link 80 Needed Someone To Fill In On Vocals. After Recruiting A Man Named Stoney To Fill In For Vocals Temporarily For Their Shows Ryan Noble From The Blast Bandits Was Chosen To Pick Up Permanently Where Nick Had Left Off. Along With Ryan Came A New Sound And Lyrics While Still Maintaining The "against The Rest" Attitude. Link 80 Began To Lead More Towards A Hardcore/ska Sound Rather Than A Punk/ska Sound. With Ryan Link 80 Recorded The Album The Struggle Continues As Well As Some B-Sides That Appeared On Various Compilations In 1999 And Toured Numerous Times With Such Bands As Capdown And MU330. The Last Track On The Struggle Continues "Unbroken" Was Written By Ex-Guitarist Matt For Nick After His Death. Related Bands In 2002 The Band Consisting Of Adam Davis Aaron Nagel Steve Borth Joey Bustos Barry Krippene And Singer Ryan Noble Went On Hiatus. Steve Borth Would Join The RX Bandits A Band Which He Recently Left And The Remaining Members Would Form DESA. They Have Since Maintained That Link 80 Would Return But For Now They Are Focused On Their Respective Projects. Matt Formed A Band With Nick's Brother Called Dolores Joey Bustos Is Now The Drummer For Street To Nowhere Adam Pereria Started Thought Crime And Nick Traina Started Knowledge Before His Suicide In 1997. Discography * Split 7" W/ Wet-Nap 1995 Wannabe Brothers Records * Rumble At The Tracks 7" 199- Switchblade Records * Remember How It Used To Be 7" 1995 Switchblade Records * 17 Reasons... 1997 Asian Man Records * Killing Katie 1997 Asian Man Records * 23 Reasons" 1997 Tachyon Records This Contains The First Two Albums On One CD Only Available In Japan. * The Struggle Continues... 1999 Asian Man Records * Lifestyles Textiles & X-Files Split 7" W/ Lesdystics Tomatohead Records * Split CDEP/7" W/ Capdown Householdname Records Compilations * Skank For Brains 1995 Beach Records * What Are You Looking At? 1996 Switchblade Records * This Aren't Two Tone 1997 Too Hep Records * Cinema Beer Nuts 1997 Hopeless Records * Misfits Of Ska II 1997 Asian Man Records * It Takes A Dummy To Know A Dummy 1997 Dumb Ass Records * Punk Goes Ska 1997 Stiff Dog Records * Punk 'til Ya Poop 1997 Bad Stain Records * Ramen Core Volume 1 1997 Burnt Ramen Records * Dillinquents 1997 Dill Records * Puro Eskanol Volume 2 1998 Aztlan Records * Ska Sucks 1998 Liberation Records * Mailorder Is Fun! 1998 Asian Man Records * Puro Eskanol Vol. 2 Rice & Beans 1998 Azatlan Records * Skank For Brains Saturday Matinee 1998 Beach Records * Waiting For Punk? 1998 Twisted Records * Ska The Third Wave Checkered Box Set 1998 Beloved Records * Ska The Third Wave Vol. 4 Punk It Up 1998 Beloved Records * Hey Brother...Can You Spare Some Ska? 1999 Vegas Records * Mailorder Is Still Fun! 1999 Asian Man Records * Mission Control Presents Dr. Strange Vs. Asian Man Vol. 1 1999 Asian Man/Dr. Strange Records * Punker Than Your Mother 1999 Sour/Soda Jerk Records * To Protect And Serve - Chapter 13 1999 Chapter 13 Records * Coffee Cigarettes And Nuclear War 1999 Absolute Zero Records * Punk Goes Metal 2000 Fearless Records * Plea For Peace 2000 Asian Man Records * Just Not Punk Enough 2000 Orchard Records * Here We Are Nowhere 2000 Substandard Records * Punked Up Love 2000 VMS Records * Taken From A High School Journal 2000 Deafinit Records * Have You Heard 2001 New School Punk Records * Ten Minutes To Ogikubo Station 2001 Asian Man Records * Shut The Punk Up Vol. 1 2001 Orchard Records * Dropping Food On Their Heads Is Not Enough Benefit For RAWA 2002 Geykido Comet Records * Mailorder For The Masses! 2002 Asian Man Records * Lessons For Today 2003 Almost Good Music * The Great Soup Opera Wormhole/Atomic Records
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