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1. A Maryland Emo grou… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with this name.
1. A Maryland Emo group formed in the 90's.
2. A New York alternative indie group formed in 1994 and disbanded in 2001.
3. San Diego based stoner doom metal band.
1. Plunger was a 90's emo band from Crofton, MD. The line up consisted of:
Tom LoMacchio - Vocals
Derek Haseltine - Drums
Matt Brennan - Guitar
Marc Haseltine - Bass
A history of Plunger and Tom LoMacchio, taken from the myspace of Tom LoMacchio's current band Stereograph.
1990- Tom and his family move to Crofton, MD, a neighboring town of Annapolis, where Marc was already living with his family. Both were fans of punk/post punk/new wave music of the 80s, and found a thriving local scene in Annapolis and Washington, DC. Some of the bands of the time that proved to be an influence include The Hated, Moss Icon, Lungfish, and Tsunami.
1993- Marc and his brother Derek form Plunger, along with their friend Matt Brennan. Tom and his book of lyrics join as their singer, and Plunger releases their first demo. Plunger plays their first show to a small, anxious crowd, where they start their tradition of emotional and sometimes chaotic performances.
1994- Plunger self-releases their first vinyl recording - a 5 song 7" EP. In the summer, the release receives favorable reviews in MAXIMUMROCKNROLL ("Melodic post-punk stuff here, well worth the price") and HeartattaCk ("Plunger is a good band and this is one record worthy of many, many listens"). The record grabs the attention of Daniel McVey (Spearfinger Records) and Scott Beibin (Bloodlink Records) in New Jersey. A split 7" with William Martyr 17, another split 7" with Blank and a handful of New Jersey shows follow. New Jersey becomes Plunger's most played state next to their home state of Maryland. Members of the Bee Hive Collective in Washington, DC help Plunger get some great shows. Plunger's most notable shows in 1994-95 include performances with Universal Order of Armageddon, Cap'n Jazz, Indian Summer, Lync, The Delta 72, The Crownhate Ruin, and Antioch Arrow.
1996- Once again working with Daniel McVey and Spearfinger Records, Tom releases his first solo LP/CD under the project title The Deadwood Divine. This album was recorded entirely on 4-track cassette by long time friend Jason Eaton and features appearances by Ryan Shellket of Blank and Joe Mattson of Constatine Sankathi. A two-month summer tour of the US ensues, including a performance on LA's KXLU radio station, followed by a successful double 7" single on Bloodlink Records, also titled The Deadwood Divine. Plunger records a final session in Pennsylvania, funded by Monica Ormes and Nick Pimentel (Planaria Recordings). In August, Plunger played their last show in Alexandria, Virginia.
1997- A second and final two-month tour for The Deadwood Divine project takes place in the summer. A posthumous Plunger LP, containing an unreleased 1995 session and their final 1996 session, is released by Planaria Recordings.
1999- Tom meets Mike Treff, then owner of Linkwork Records, now the owner of Tiger Style Records. Linkwork forks over the cash for a three day nightmare recording session in Washington, DC. The result is Tom's final acoustic full length to date, under his own name, and titled "Five Years Later". The release is supported by a string of shows in New York City, and several in Baltimore, Maryland. Tom begins learning analog and digital synthesizers, slowly forming a solo electronic project that would be called Stanlow. This work would existed as a bridge between the past and Stereograph's inception.
2000- Tom meets Dan at a favorite Baltimore hang out, The Depot, on the club's synthpop/new wave night. They quickly become friends. Tom plays 3 final acoustic shows: One in Baltimore, Maryland, a second in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and an announced final performance in Denver, Colorado at Double Entendre Records.
2003- After four years of preparation and juggling band members, Tom contacts Marc to see if he would play in the band version of his Stanlow music project. Marc full-heartedly accepts the offer.
2004- Dan agrees to try his hand at electronic percussion. Dan mentions the stereograph, a mid-19th century photograph viewing device, while he and Tom watch an old 70's British horror film. What a great name for a band! Finally, a three piece band with a name! It's official... Stereograph is born!
2. Plunger was a 1990's alternative band from Cortland, NY. The band's formal lineup was Corey Brandes (guitar), Brian Melanson (Bass), Chris (Weasel) Monaco (drums) and Adam Milne (Vocals). The band wrote and played over 30 songs which reached a large audience due to constant touring. In 2000 the band released an experimental rock album under the name Choke Monkeys. It was the last with lead singer Adam Milne who passed away in 2001. Guitarist Corey Brandes continues to write and record under the name Sufflocky www.last.fm/music/Sufflockyto this day.
3. Plunger is Mark and Kris Calabio (of Platypus Egg fame) singing and playing drums and bass. Doom and stoner metal vibes. They're located in San Diego.
1. A Maryland Emo grou… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with this name.
1. A Maryland Emo group formed in the 90's.
2. A New York alternative indie group formed in 1994 and disbanded in 2001.
3. San Diego based stoner doom metal band.
1. Plunger was a 90's emo band from Crofton, MD. The line up consisted of:
Tom LoMacchio - Vocals
Derek Haseltine - Drums
Matt Brennan - Guitar
Marc Haseltine - Bass
A history of Plunger and Tom LoMacchio, taken from the myspace of Tom LoMacchio's current band Stereograph.
1990- Tom and his family move to Crofton, MD, a neighboring town of Annapolis, where Marc was already living with his family. Both were fans of punk/post punk/new wave music of the 80s, and found a thriving local scene in Annapolis and Washington, DC. Some of the bands of the time that proved to be an influence include The Hated, Moss Icon, Lungfish, and Tsunami.
1993- Marc and his brother Derek form Plunger, along with their friend Matt Brennan. Tom and his book of lyrics join as their singer, and Plunger releases their first demo. Plunger plays their first show to a small, anxious crowd, where they start their tradition of emotional and sometimes chaotic performances.
1994- Plunger self-releases their first vinyl recording - a 5 song 7" EP. In the summer, the release receives favorable reviews in MAXIMUMROCKNROLL ("Melodic post-punk stuff here, well worth the price") and HeartattaCk ("Plunger is a good band and this is one record worthy of many, many listens"). The record grabs the attention of Daniel McVey (Spearfinger Records) and Scott Beibin (Bloodlink Records) in New Jersey. A split 7" with William Martyr 17, another split 7" with Blank and a handful of New Jersey shows follow. New Jersey becomes Plunger's most played state next to their home state of Maryland. Members of the Bee Hive Collective in Washington, DC help Plunger get some great shows. Plunger's most notable shows in 1994-95 include performances with Universal Order of Armageddon, Cap'n Jazz, Indian Summer, Lync, The Delta 72, The Crownhate Ruin, and Antioch Arrow.
1996- Once again working with Daniel McVey and Spearfinger Records, Tom releases his first solo LP/CD under the project title The Deadwood Divine. This album was recorded entirely on 4-track cassette by long time friend Jason Eaton and features appearances by Ryan Shellket of Blank and Joe Mattson of Constatine Sankathi. A two-month summer tour of the US ensues, including a performance on LA's KXLU radio station, followed by a successful double 7" single on Bloodlink Records, also titled The Deadwood Divine. Plunger records a final session in Pennsylvania, funded by Monica Ormes and Nick Pimentel (Planaria Recordings). In August, Plunger played their last show in Alexandria, Virginia.
1997- A second and final two-month tour for The Deadwood Divine project takes place in the summer. A posthumous Plunger LP, containing an unreleased 1995 session and their final 1996 session, is released by Planaria Recordings.
1999- Tom meets Mike Treff, then owner of Linkwork Records, now the owner of Tiger Style Records. Linkwork forks over the cash for a three day nightmare recording session in Washington, DC. The result is Tom's final acoustic full length to date, under his own name, and titled "Five Years Later". The release is supported by a string of shows in New York City, and several in Baltimore, Maryland. Tom begins learning analog and digital synthesizers, slowly forming a solo electronic project that would be called Stanlow. This work would existed as a bridge between the past and Stereograph's inception.
2000- Tom meets Dan at a favorite Baltimore hang out, The Depot, on the club's synthpop/new wave night. They quickly become friends. Tom plays 3 final acoustic shows: One in Baltimore, Maryland, a second in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and an announced final performance in Denver, Colorado at Double Entendre Records.
2003- After four years of preparation and juggling band members, Tom contacts Marc to see if he would play in the band version of his Stanlow music project. Marc full-heartedly accepts the offer.
2004- Dan agrees to try his hand at electronic percussion. Dan mentions the stereograph, a mid-19th century photograph viewing device, while he and Tom watch an old 70's British horror film. What a great name for a band! Finally, a three piece band with a name! It's official... Stereograph is born!
2. Plunger was a 1990's alternative band from Cortland, NY. The band's formal lineup was Corey Brandes (guitar), Brian Melanson (Bass), Chris (Weasel) Monaco (drums) and Adam Milne (Vocals). The band wrote and played over 30 songs which reached a large audience due to constant touring. In 2000 the band released an experimental rock album under the name Choke Monkeys. It was the last with lead singer Adam Milne who passed away in 2001. Guitarist Corey Brandes continues to write and record under the name Sufflocky www.last.fm/music/Sufflockyto this day.
3. Plunger is Mark and Kris Calabio (of Platypus Egg fame) singing and playing drums and bass. Doom and stoner metal vibes. They're located in San Diego.
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Plunger Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Plunger:
At the ground never thought to care i am there but i won't speak i woul…
Enfolded By Plains The skies were on their side that night The stars were…
H.S. All these old faces smiling and laughing But you never…
Handed We have the sight, insight Our discerning emotion Let …
Indeterminate figure it out it's all about dispose what's wrong and lat…
Inle' Somehow, we divide Short lived in our glory in the fal…
Network you stain me with everything- you think you see in me. dis…
Patriot these people are stronger than you'd like them to be "they…
Pull it down head hung in defeat that feeds that excites the waters- bel…
Selfish space you can take it in it will paint my skin sickness and…
Simplicity of this simplicity of this redrawing lines to perfection and stayi…
Swallowtale Your little corner and The dust spider is company Weav…
Walking To Dawn In these eyes the sights of confusion This is the only…
Your word I have seen abandoned sanctuary And the results of that foo…
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0:04 Pickup Basketball
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0:29 Fantasy Football
0:49 Fishing
1:10 Madden
1:29 Gym
1:53 Movie Theater
2:20 Restaurant
2:40 Super Bowl Party
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4:06 Beach
4:31 March Madness
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4:31- March Madness
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0:15 when you hit a golf ball perfect power but you realise it's gonna go in the water
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0:28 when you kill a fly but it goes in your drink...
0:43 when you accidentally mis-read the scores on football
0:49 when you catch the correct fish species but then lose it
1:09 when you lose a FIFA game to a last second goal..
1:20 when you are seriously out of control
1:30 when you wanna use weights but can't
1:52 when you want to buy your favourite toy but it's too expensive
2:20 when someone clumsily runs into you
2:39 when your team bracket gets toasted and your friends make fun of you
3:03 when someone tries stealing your car but you see theirs...
4:06 when someone destroys your biggest sandcastle
4:51 when someone buys everything but the thing you asked for... (well, yeah that was the case in the grocery store stereotypes video)
5:24 NO NO NO NOOOOOOO
Also I know some of these are not related with the topic but this was only for fun
also I might add some new timestamps
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Stop posting about among us!
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@Jason Smith thanks
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Tyler Pekofsky
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TNT Plumbing
0:04 Pickup Basketball
0:17 Golf
0:29 Fantasy Football
0:49 Fishing
1:10 Madden
1:29 Gym
1:53 Movie Theater
2:20 Restaurant
2:40 Super Bowl Party
3:04 Driving
3:47 Hunting
4:06 Beach
4:31 March Madness
4:51 Grocery Store
5:33 Camping
MegaMr46
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