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Anywhere But Here Album- 1-2-3-4
- as we speak
- bite my tounge
- hey kid
- take me back
- are we there yet?
- angry nerd rock
- let it go
- lately
- alone in santa cruz
- make it last
- sleepy
- four chord wonder
- blind and unkind
- clara
- myself
- neilhouse
- perfectly happy
- boxcar
- ray...
| Blue Skies, Broken Hearts...Next 12 Exits Album- losing streak
- 1*15*96
- san dimas high school football rules
- your boyfriend sucks
- broken promise ring
- the last song i will ever write about a girl
- choices
- better way
- my hotel year
- life makes no sense
- answer:
- in spite of the world
| End Is Forever Album- giving up on love
- summer wind was always our song
- i.o.u. one galaxy
- bad case of broken heart
- up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, b, a, start
- road signs and rock songs
- if you really want to hear about it
- fast times at dropout high
- you need a hug
- teenage riot
- song # 13
- hello and goodbye
- song for a mix tape
- how I spent my summer vacation
| Let It Burn [Split with Useless ID] Album- bad case of broken heart
- blue skies, broken hearts... next 12 exits
- how I spent my summer vacation
- let it burn
- on with the show
- p.s. the scene is dead
- san dimas high school football rules
- song for a mix tape
- the radio still sucks
| Look Forward To Failure [EP] Album- between you and me
- my so called life
- not a worry in the world
- san dimas high school football rules
- that special girl
| So Long, Astoria Album- 8 of 9
- a beautiful mistake
- all you can ever learn is what you already know (in album So Long, Astoria)
- in this diary (in alubm So Long, Astoria)
- my reply (in album So Long, Astoria)
- so long, astoria
- takeoffs and landings
- the boys of summer
- the saddest song (in album So Long, Astoria)
- unopened letter to the world
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Kris Roe: Lead Vocals/Guitar Marco Pena: Guitar/Vocals Mike Davenport: Bass/Vocals Chris "Kid" Knapp: Drums
The Ataris story reads like a punk-rock fairy tale: teenager lives in boring mid-western town (Anderson, Indiana); goes to a Vandals show and gives the band a tape; weeks later gets a call from Vandals bassist (and owner of Kung Fu Records) Joe Escalante asking him to record for his label; moves to California and puts band together with drummer Derrick Plourde (ex-Lagwagon); makes record "Anywhere But Here" (produced by Vandals' guitarist, Warren Fitzgerald); gets invited to tour with some of his favorite bands (see below); puts together solid new line-up; becomes Fat Mike's (NOFX) favorite new band, who then releases their EP, "Look Forward to Failure" (Fat Wreck Chords), produced by members of the Descendents. The saga continues with "Blue Skies, Broken Hearts...Next 12 Exits" (produced by Lagwagon singer/producer, Joey Cape), for Kung Fu Records, which has sold an average of over 600 copies per week worldwide since its April 1999 release, and still growing.
Just days after completing a triumphant 3-month U.S./Canada tour, The Ataris continued supporting "Blue Skies..." on the U.S. Fat Tour 2000 with No Use For A Name and then jumped on the Warped Tour. By fall, they were opening for MXPX in Japan, Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii, ending the year in the U.K. and Europe with The Vandals.
Based in Santa Barbara, California and together just over 3 years, their unbelievably catchy songs, tireless work ethic, and non-stop touring have made them the fastest growing band in recent punk history.
Some bands The Ataris have toured with include: MxPx, Blink 182, NOFX, Social Distortion, Zebrahead, Good Riddance, Unwritten Law, No Use For A Name, Lagwagon, The Vandals, Dance Hall Crashers, Nerf Herder, Fenix TX, and Madd Caddies; will be touring the U.S. with Lagwagon and The Vandals in March 2001, then head straight to Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and the U.K. for April and early May, and finish up with a few dates with Blink-182 and Alkaline Trio in the Mid-West. June-July - Warped Tour, then a headling tour of U.S./Canada/Europe in the fall.
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