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BIOS for sum 41!!!!!!

 

 

Brown Sound
Real Name:Dave Baksh
Birthday:July 26, 1980
Part in the Band:Guitar and Vocals
Fave COncert:Iron Maiden in July 1999
Fave Animal:Penguin

 

Bizzy D
Real Name:Deryck Whibley
Birthday:March 21,1980
Part in the Band:Guitar and Lead Vocals
First Concert:The Monkees
Fave Animal:"Hate'em all"

 

Stevo 32
Real Name:Steve Jocz
Birthday:July 23, 1981
Part in the Band:Drums
Fave Concert:Iron Maiden in July 1999
Fave Animal:Monkey

 

 

Cone
Real Name:Jay McCaslin
Birthday:September 3, 1980
Part in the Band:Bass
Fave Concert:Green Day @ Edgefest
in Toronto 1998
Fave Animal:Monkey

 

 

BIOS FOR SIMPLE PLAN:!!!!!

 

 

Pierre Bouvier: Vocals

Jeff Stinco: Lead Guitar

David Desrosiers: Bass/Vocals

Sebastian Lefebvre: Guitars

Chuck Comeau: Drums

 

Formed: 1995 in Montreal, Canada

 

In 1997, the band, Reset, released their debut CD,

which became highly regarded as an excellent debut of

any band. However, with the band members being

teenagers and looking forward to furthering school

studies, band member changes came about.

But it was the longing for what the band felt was

most important to them that each member reunited with

Jeff Stinco (formally in a band with Comeau) and

called themselves Simple Plan by 1999.

 

Determination saw the band playing to big crowds

at such venues as Toronto's Snow Jam and Van's Warped

Tour. A following increased and soon the band saw the

break they needed through a contract with Atlantic

Records and an inclusion on The New Guy soundtrack.

They gained way for their Atlantic debut, No

Helmets, No Pads... Just Balls with feverishly

displaced hardcore punk and harmonic backgrounds. And

despite the album's cheesy album cover, what lied

within was an all out tribute to the hardcore punk and

rock that set in motion nearly 25 years before them.

And despite the band's reputation for not breaking

through any new barriers or making new waves on the

scene, Simple Plan seem to be efficient in their fun in

life even though their songs are filed with the

standard punk angst of being a teenager.

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