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Encyclopedia > Fifteen (band)

Fifteen is a punk rock band featuring Jeff Ott from Crimpshrine, with the rest of the line-up changing from album to album. Fifteen was born out of the ashes of Bay area punk rock icons Crimpshrine back in 1988. It was singer/guitarist Jeff Ott's vision to create music that didn't just rock, but had something important to say as well. After four records on Lookout!, two on Grass, three on Sub City, and three more on indefinte self-published labels, Fifteen is arguably viewed as the leader in the political-punk music scene. They tackle such burning issues as homelessness, drug abuse, needle exchange, environmental destruction and the government's use of counterintelligence measures to violate activist's civil rights. Punk rock is an anti-establishment music movement beginning around 1976 (although precursors can be found several years earlier), exemplified and popularised by The Ramones, the Sex Pistols, The Clash and The Damned. ... Jeff Ott is a longtime member of the Berkeley punk community, fronting seminal bands such as Crimpshrine and Fifteen. ... Seminal Berkeley, California Punk rock band, featuring Jeff Ott, later lead singer of Fifteen, Paul Curran, and Aaron Cometbus, the author of the zine Cometbus Song writer and drummer for many bands, most notably Pinhead Gunpowder. ...

Discography
Title Label FMT
Self-Titled Lookout Records 7"
Swain's First Bike Ride Lookout Records CD/12"
Choice of a New Generation Lookout Records CD/12"
Ain't Life A Drag Iteration Records 7"
Buzz Grass Records CD/12"
Surprise! Grass Records CD/12"
There's No Place Like Home (Good Night) Lookout Records CD/7"
Extra Medium Kick Ball Star (17) Rebel Alliance CD/12"
Allegra Cool Guy Records CD/12"
Lucky Subcity Records CD/12"
Hush Subcity Records CD/7"
Survivor Subcity Records CD/12"

Lookout! Records is a record company based in Berkeley, California. ... Lookout! Records is a record company based in Berkeley, California. ... Lookout! Records is a record company based in Berkeley, California. ... The Starbird, symbol of the Rebel Alliance In the fictional Star Wars universe, the Rebel Alliance, or more formally, the Alliance to Restore the Republic, was an interstellar political resistance force formed in direct military opposition to the Galactic Empire. ...

External links

  • Fifteen official website

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The now-defunct California band went through various lineups, but lead guitarist and vocalist Jeff (The band does not include their last names either on the album or their biographies.) was the founding father and leader of the band through its many incarnations.
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