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	State of EmergencyNot Rated Released: 2006

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	State of EmergencyNot Rated Released: 2006
	State of EmergencyNot Rated Released: 2006
	Wake UpNot Rated Released: 2006
	State of EmergencyNot Rated Released: 2006
	Dirty ManNot Rated Released: 2005
	What's on Your RadioNot Rated Released: 2005
	Hellbound/It's For Your Own GoodNot Rated Released: 2005
	From Here on inNot Rated Released: 2004
	From Here on inNot Rated Released: 2004
	Tabloid MagazinesNot Rated Released: 2004
	Who's Gonna Save UsNot Rated Released: 2004
	Modern ArtilleryNot Rated Released: 2003
	On Tour ForeverNot Rated Released: 2002
	Roll OnNot Rated Released: 2001
	Pictures in the MirrorNot Rated Released: 2000
	Prisoner of SocietyNot Rated Released: 1999
	Hellbound: It's for Your Own GoodNot Rated Released: 1998
	Stiff Middle FingerNot Rated Released: 1995

Biography

The Living End is a rockabilly/punk band from Melbourne,Australia.

Chris(the lead singer) and Scott(bass player) went to school together at Wheelers Hill Secondary College in Melbourne. Scott originally played piano but Chris got him into rockabilly and got him to learn double bass.

The original band was Chris Cheney-lead guitar/lead vocals, Scott Owens-upright bass/vocals, and Joey Piripitzy-drums. This continued until just after the recording of "It's for Your Own Good", when they replaced Joey with Travis Drempsey. Joey moved to a band called H Block, who is stongly supported by The Living End.

The Living End now has six releases out. Probably the biggest release was thier self titled album. It had three previously released songs(Second Solution, Save the Day, and Prisioner of Society) plus 11 more original songs. It was the most popular album in the US as well. Thier next release, Roll On, came out 2001 which also featured some pretty good songs. And now recently they have just brought out another great one by the name of modern artillery which I believe is almost, if not better than their self-titled album.

Bio written by: BOG

Artist Forum


Discussion Topic	Creator
The Living End in America? Hey, I'm a big fan from Australia of The Living End. I've heard that they are pretty big over in the US... How big are the exactly? Also, has anyone had a chance to see them live, they are an amazing band live, if you ever get the chance to see them, DON'T MISS IT!!!	Pollard88

Replys	Listener
heyz, i dunno exactly how big they r here, cuz lotza ppl have no idea who they r, but i saw 1 of their videos n ever since then they're in my top bands! i hope they come to canada...	punkfanatic
i am also a big fan from australia and the first song i ever heard was prisoner of society... ever since then they've been one of my favourites.	thunderstruck
Yeah the first song I ever heard from The Living End is 'prisoner of society' and that song rocks.I'm a big fan of theirs from Australia too and I want to see them LIVE!! x_x they kick soo much ass.	official_punk_lo0ser
They were starting to make major inroads when they released Roll On. The single itself, Roll On was getting radio play, and they performed it on Conan and Letterman. Chris' accident and everything meant they went back to square one, and most recently have almost given up trying to crack the US market again, because they aren't getting the support they need.	RockabillyKid