100 x Liefde 2010



There are several bands with this name: 1) A rock-punk band from Russia 2) A Dutch trio consisting of Germaine, Rachel and Raffaela. First single is 'The Real Thing', which is produced by popular producers Fluitsma en van Tijn. 3) An alt-folk music project of Kathleen Munroe in Los Angeles, CA, United States and from Hamilton, ON Canada. 4) A jazz-influenced indie/alternative band from Irvine, CA, United States 5) A defunct punk-rock cult-band from Vlissingen, Zeeland, Netherlands, fronted by singer Jaap van Boven. They only released one single (Polio For The People / Disco Fever) in 1978. The single was very controversial. Around that time there was an outbreak of polio in the orthodox-protestant community in the province of Zeeland, because they refused vaccinations because of their belief. The picture sleeve showed the band around an open grave, with Jaap taking a crap on the coffin. Is God your Shepherd, who commands..... The Wheelchair dealer rubs his hands is a classic line from the song's lyrics. Jaap van Boven would later re-emerge in several other bands (such as Het Elektrisch Combo) and is still active in the local music scene. 6) Monroe was a post-hardcore/southern rock band from Saint Augustine, Florida, United States. Discography: 2004 - Unveiling Truth And The Thoughts Thereafter 2005 - The Things You Never Said Members: Mason Braddock - Vocals Mike Roberto - Guitar/Vocals Josh Ashley - Guitar/Vocals Austin Reese - Bass/Vocals Michael Monahan - Drums Jeremy Watkins - Vocals Influences: Underoath, Norma Jean, Every Time I Die, The Bled, Evergreen Terrace myspace.com/monroehardcore 7) A defunct alternative pop/rock band from Berkshire, United Kingdom comprising of: Ashley Wilkie - Vocals Tom Millar - Guitar, Ben Hordos - Drums, Joe Hicks - Guitar/Vocals, Ian Greenfield - Bass. 8) A defunct indie/instrumental/rad band based in Port Hueneme, CA, United States. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.