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Fear of a Punk Planet is the third album by the southern California punk rock band The Vandals, originally released in 1990 by Triple X Records. It was their first album to include the lineup of Dave Quackenbush , Warren Fitzgerald , Joe Escalante and Josh Freese , solidifying the band's roster after several years of fluctuation.
Fear of a Punk Planet è il terzo album della band The Vandals, ed il primo con la formazione formata da Quackenbush, Fitzgerald, Escalante e Freese che rimarrà insieme fino a tutt'oggi dopo tante modifiche.
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The classic 1991 album from Orange County pop-punk heroes, The Vandals! This was the first album that featured the classic Vandals line-up – Dave Quackenbush, Warren Fitzgerald, Joe Escalante and Josh Freese – which continued throughout the rest of the band’s history up through today!
- History
- Original Band's Reformation
- Lawsuit Between Members
- Band Members
- External Links
Early years
The Vandals formed in 1980 in Huntington Beach, California, by guitarist Jan Nils Ackermann. Soon vocalist Steven Ronald "Stevo" Jensen (1959 – August 21, 2005) was found and he and Ackermann practiced and performed with a rotating cast of other members before a permanent lineup coalesced to include bassist Steve "Human" Pfauter and drummer Joe Escalante. Other early members included Steve Gonzalez on bass and Vince Mesa on drums. The band quickly built a reputation in the Los Angeles and Ora...
Quackenbush, Fitzgerald, and Freese join
By 1989 Lumary had left the band and Robbie Allen joined them in the studio to play bass on the album Slippery When Ill. The album was something of a departure from the punk rock formula of their previous releases, fusing country and western styles with their humorous brand of punk into a sound the band called "cow punk," somewhat mocking the resurgence in popularity of country music in their native Huntington Beach. The joking style confused many of their fans and the album would remain in o...
Role in '90s punk revival
In 1990 the new lineup recorded Fear of a Punk Planet, an album which established their presence amongst an emerging new crop of California punk rock bands including Green Day, NOFX, the Offspring, Rancid, Pennywise, and Sublime. It spawned their first music video, for the song "Pizza Tran," which received airplay on local punk and rock television shows. In 1992 Escalante graduated from law school and became a television executive at CBS, using money from his job to finance the band and his t...
In 1989, the original Vandals reformed with original singer Stevo, Jan Nils Ackermann on guitar, Chalmer Lumary on bass and with Todd Barneson drums, playing a show. Legal matters ensued, preventing further performances. Then, In 2008, the original Vandals reunited once more under the new moniker of "Anarchy Taco" as to prevent further legal action...
A CD re-release combining Peace thru Vandalism and When in Rome Do as the Vandals had also been in print since 1989 through Time Bomb Recordings with the credit "all songs written by Joe Escalante." The former members asserted that most of these songs had been written before Escalante joined the group, that he had misappropriated their intellectual...
Current members
1. Joe Escalante – bass(1988–present), drums (1980–1988), backing and occasional lead vocals (1980–present) 2. Dave Quackenbush – lead and backing vocals, occasional guitar (1984–present) 3. Warren Fitzgerald – guitars, backing and lead vocals (1989–present) 4. Josh Freese – drums(1989–present)
Past members
1. Jan Nils Ackermann – guitars, backing vocals (1980–1989) 2. Steven Ronald Jensen("Stevo") – lead vocals (1980–1984; died 2005) 3. Vince Mesa – drums (1980) 4. Steve Gonzalez – bass (1980) 5. Bob Emory – bass (1980) 6. Steve "Human" Pfauter– bass (1980–1984; died 2022) 7. Brent Turner – bass (1984) 8. Chalmer Lumary – bass (1984–1985), (1989) 9. Robbie Allen– bass, backing vocals (1985–1989) 10. Doug MacKinnon – drums (1988–1989) 11. Todd Barnes– drums (1989; died 1999) Notable fill-ins Due...
The Vandals at AllMusicReleased. 1989 — UK & Europe. Vinyl —. LP, Album. Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for Fear Of A Punk Planet by The Vandals. Compare versions and buy on Discogs.
The Vandals - Fear of a Punk Planet Lyrics and Tracklist | Genius. Fear of a Punk Planet. The Vandals. Released 1990. Fear of a Punk Planet Tracklist. 1. Pizza...
