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Green Apple Quick Step was a post-grunge band from Seattle, Washington that released a few albums in the mid-1990s and reached modest popularity worldwide through several tours. Several videos appeared on MTV, and the video for the single "Dirty Water Ocean" was berated on Beavis and Butthead. Image File history File links Broom_icon. ...
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The original Tacoma, Washington neo-punk band called Inspector Luv and the Ride Me Babys included Tyler Willman (vocals), Steve Ross (guitar), Dan Kempthorne (guitar), Bob Martin (drums) and Eric Munday (bass).They released a numbered limited edition (700 copies) EP called Another World on purple vinyl. The Ride me Babies disbanded after the departure of bassist Munday. Tyler found out Bassist/Vocalist MariAnn Braeden was interested in the job at the Vogue, (a local Seattles nightclub) and the rest is history...GAQS was born. Nickname: Location of Tacoma in Pierce County and Washington State Coordinates: , Country State County Pierce Government - Mayor Bill Baarsma (D) Area - City 62. ...
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GAQS included frontman Tyler Willman, vocals; Mari Ann Braeden, bass and vocals; Bob Martin, Drums ; replaced by Jeff Redding, Danny Kempthorn, guitar; Steve Ross, Guitar; replaced by Dana Cheapskate, and others.
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Discography Green Apple Quick Step
Album - Wonderful Virus (1993) (Medicine) (ASIN B000002L1K)
- 1. Dirty Water Ocean
- 2. Broken
- 3. Ludes and Cherrybombs
- 4. Bottle
- 5. Rapid
| - 6. Feel My Way
- 7. Pay The Rent
- 8. Eating On All Fours
- 9. Stereo
There is also a CD which has an extra song called Can't Believe | Album - Reloaded (1995) (Medicine) (ASIN B000002L2T) - 1. Hotel Wisconsin
- 2. Ed #5
- 3. No Favors
- 4. T.V. Girl
- 5. Underwater
- 6. Dizzy
| - 7. Alligator
- 8. Los Vargos
- 9. Tangled
- 10. Lazy
- 11. Space C*cksucker
- 12. Halloween
| Album - New Disaster Never released except for a few advance copies (1998) (Columbia Records 68139) (produced by Matt Wilson) Columbia Records is the oldest brand name in recorded sound, dating back to 1888, and was the first record company to produce pre-recorded records as opposed to blank cylinders. ...
- 1. Sleeper
- 2. Monkey Brains
- 3. Way of the World
- 4. Stars
- 5. Kid
- 6. Bulletproof
| - 7. New Disaster
- 8. It's So Easy
- 9. Big Screen
- 10. To All the Lovers
- 11. Sixes and Sevens
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