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Marvelous 3 тексты песен
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- A of P
- A Of P (amalgam Of People)
- Aim for The Heart
- Always Something There To Remind Me
- Appetite
- beautiful
- Better Off Alone
- Big City Woman
- Bottle Rockets
- Boys Nite Out
- Buckhead
- By The Way
- Cars Collide
- Cigarette Lighter Love Song
- Cold as Hell
- Culture Clash City
- Dismembered Love Song
- Drive
- every monday
- Fastboat
- Final Resting Place
- Fire in Your Body
- freak of the week
- Game Show
- Georgia Lights
- Get Off
- get over
- grant park
- I Could Change
- I Wanna Go To The Sun
- I'm Losing you
- In The Beginning Of Relationships
- Independence Day
- indie queen
- Junkyard Jesus
- Just Wanna Go Home
- Katrina
- Kudzu
- Lefty
- Legend of Cc Road
- Lemonade
- Leopard Print
- let me go
- little head
- Losing You
- Love Aint Enough
- Love For Sale?
- Make Up
- Misery
- mrs jackson
- My Best Friends Girl
- Ode to Peggys
- Ode To Peggy†s
- Ohio River
- over your head
- Pizza And Wine
- Radio Tokyo
- Reelin in The Years
- Respect
- Rio
- Russian Roulette
- Scared
- Sharkskin Redemption
- Shasta Slogan
- She's Danger City/seven Hills Saloon
- She†s Danger City/Seven Hills Saloon
- Shitheads
- Shoot Me Down
- Sky Sun
- So Small
- sugarbuzz
- Superman
- Supernatural Blonde
- Tainted Angel
- Talk
- The Call
- The Duke of Sex Money
- The Last Sleep
- The Retail Girl
- The Shower Scene
- The Wagon Song
- This Time
- Tug of War
- Until You See
- Valium
- Vampires In Love
- Waiting for The Train
- Water Under The Bridge
- What
- White Trash With Cash
- write it on your hand
- You're So Yesterday
Marvelous 3 биография
Marvelous 3 was formed by lead singer/guitarist Butch Walker, bassist Jayce Fincher, and drummer Doug Mitchell (a.k.a. Mitch "Slug" McLee.) All three band members had played together previously in glam outfit SouthGang, Floyds Funk Revival, and The Floyds, before reemerging as Marvelous 3 in 1997 when they released their first album titled Math and Other Problems.
The band's most successful album - Hey! Album - was released in fall 1998 with the lead single "Freak of the Week" reaching #5 on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks chart and #23 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart. The band toured with bands such as Collective Soul, SR-71, Dynamite Hack and Train and appeared on WB television show Charmed.
The band acrimoniously separated from label Elektra Records in spring 2001, as Walker documented on the band's official web site in April 2001:
“There has been an incredible amount of "lack of interest" for the band over at Elektra ('cough, ahem, Neglectra, cough, cough') Records lately, and that comes as no surprise, seeing that every record they put out most recently, sinks like a dead, anchored body in the Hudson River...Well, the time has come. We are free from Elektra. I asked them to let us go, and they did. WE DID NOT GET DROPPED.. I ASKED TO LEAVE.”Following a final tour jaunt, in which the band headlined the Atlanta Music Midtown festival in May 2001, they ended with a final farewell show at Atlanta's Centennial Olympic Park in August 2001.
Butch Walker has gone on to become a successful solo artist, songwriter, and record producer, creating hit records for Avril Lavigne, Bowling for Soup, Pink, Fall out Boy, Lit,and SR-71.
The band's most successful album - Hey! Album - was released in fall 1998 with the lead single "Freak of the Week" reaching #5 on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks chart and #23 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart. The band toured with bands such as Collective Soul, SR-71, Dynamite Hack and Train and appeared on WB television show Charmed.
The band acrimoniously separated from label Elektra Records in spring 2001, as Walker documented on the band's official web site in April 2001:
“There has been an incredible amount of "lack of interest" for the band over at Elektra ('cough, ahem, Neglectra, cough, cough') Records lately, and that comes as no surprise, seeing that every record they put out most recently, sinks like a dead, anchored body in the Hudson River...Well, the time has come. We are free from Elektra. I asked them to let us go, and they did. WE DID NOT GET DROPPED.. I ASKED TO LEAVE.”Following a final tour jaunt, in which the band headlined the Atlanta Music Midtown festival in May 2001, they ended with a final farewell show at Atlanta's Centennial Olympic Park in August 2001.
Butch Walker has gone on to become a successful solo artist, songwriter, and record producer, creating hit records for Avril Lavigne, Bowling for Soup, Pink, Fall out Boy, Lit,and SR-71.