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Kid Dynamite
Artist Biography For Kid Dynamite
Kid Dynamite Was An American Hardcore Punk Band Formed In Philadelphia. The Group Consisted Of Drummer Dave Wagenschutz Guitarist Dan Yemin Vocalist Jason Shevchuk And Bassist Michael Cotterman Who Replaced Original Bassist Steve Farrell. They Featured Former Members Of Highly Influential New Jersey Melodic Hardcore Outfit Lifetime And Future Members Of A Number Of Acts Including None More Black Armalite LaGrecia Paint It Black Higher Giant And The Loved Ones. The Band Put Out One Album Before Lead Singer Jason Shevchuk Left In December 1999 In Order To Work In Film They Played Their Final Show With Shevchuk In February 2000. Though It Was Rumoured That Jesse Standhard Of Right Brigrade Had Replaced Shevchuk It Was Ultimately Proved False. Shorter Faster Louder Was Released In February 2000. In April 2003 The Band Played Three Reunion Shows. The Band's Label Jade Tree Records Also Put Out A Compilation Of Rare And Live Material Cheap Shots Youth Anthems In September 2003 Which Also Featured A Teaser DVD For A Forthcoming Live DVD That Will Include Footage From The Band's 2003 Reunion Shows For The Syrentha Savio Endowment Charity. In 2005 The Band Played A Reunion Show As A Benefit For New York City's Historic CBGB Venue On August 22 2005. The Opening Bands Were Take My Chances Ex-The Backup Plan Voice In The Wire And Grey Area Whose Lead Singer Joined Kid Dynamite For The Song "Birthday" Which Is A Cover Of A Song By Token Entry The Singer From Grey Area's Old Band . The Band Jokingly Came Up With A New "song" During The Soundcheck Called "Whoa Dave Can You Hear Me" In Which They Tested Out Their Equipment To See If Everything Was Set Up Properly While Jason Shevchuk Screamed "Whoa Dave Can You Hear Me" Over And Over. Four Years In One Gulp A DVD Documentary On The Band Was Released On February 21 2006. Along With Commentary And History Of The Band It Includes 25 Live Performances Throughout The Band's Lifetime. Carry The Torch A Tribute To Kid Dynamite Was Released By Get Outta Town Records In 2009 After Originally Being Planned For Release In 2007. The Album Contains Covers Of Every Song That Were Both Written And Recorded By Kid Dynamite As Interpreted By Other Punk And Hardcore Bands. The Band Has Performed Other Reunion Shows At "This Is Hardcore" Fest In 2010 And "Fuck Yeah Fest" In Los Angeles On September 3 2011 The Fest 10 In Gainesville Florida And FunFunFunFest 2011 In Austin Texas. In 2013 The Band Officially Announced They Were Breaking Up. They Played Their Last Shows At This Is Hardcore Fest In Philadelphia And In New York With Swearin’ And Joyce Manor.
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Kid Dynamite - S.O.S. Kid Dynamite - Bookworm Banner Pilot - Bender Lifetime - Turnpike Gates Lifetime - The Boy's No Good Shook Ones - Carms Race Avail - Scuffle Town A Wilhelm Scream - Me Vs Morrissey In The Pretentiousness Contest The Ladder Match 88 Fingers Louie - I’ve Won Paint It Black - Famine Dillinger Four - It's A Fine LIne Between The Monkey And The Robot Crime In Stereo - Everything Changes / Nothing Is Ever Truly Lost A Wilhelm Scream - I Wipe My Ass With Showbiz Propagandhi - Todays Empires, Tomorrows Ashes 88 Fingers Louie - Tomorrow Starts Today Shook Ones - S M R T Paint It Black - Props For Ventriloquism Crime In Stereo - Bicycles For Afghanistan Dillinger Four - Portrait Of The Artist As A Fucking Asshole Dag Nasty - Values Here Strike Anywhere - Blaze Strike Anywhere - I'm Your Opposite Number No Trigger - Windmill And Watertower 7Seconds - Sooner Or Later Modern Life Is War - D.E.A.D.R.A.M.O.N.E.S. - Remastered Death By Stereo - Sow The Seeds None More Black - Oh, There's Legwork No Trigger - Neon National Park Daggermouth - Hawt Lixx Set Your Goals - Dead Men Tell No Tales Dag Nasty - Still Waiting The Suicide File - Achtung! Landmine! Propagandhi - This Is Your Life Polar Bear Club - Eat Dinner, Bury The Dog, And Run Set Your Goals - Mutiny! With Honor - Third Generation Ignite - Bleeding As Friends Rust - Fourteen Or So Western Addiction - Charged Words Ignite - Veteran Comeback Kid - Final Goodbye Avail - On The Nod Comeback Kid - False Idols Fall American Nightmare - Please Die! With Honor - Up And Out H2O - Empty Pockets 7Seconds - Meant To Be My Own H2O - Scene Report Gnarwolves - Flow Gnarwolves - Smoking Kills
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Biography - Kid Dynamite
Kid Dynamite Was An American Hardcore Punk Band Formed In Philadelphia. The Group Consisted Of Drummer Dave Wagenschutz Guitarist Dan Yemin Vocalist Jason Shevchuk And Bassist Michael Cotterman Who Replaced Original Bassist Steve Farrell. They Featured Former Members Of Highly Influential New Jersey Melodic Hardcore Outfit Lifetime And Future Members Of A Number Of Acts Including None More Black Armalite LaGrecia Paint It Black Higher Giant And The Loved Ones. The Band Put Out One Album Before Lead Singer Jason Shevchuk Left In December 1999 In Order To Work In Film They Played Their Final Show With Shevchuk In February 2000. Though It Was Rumoured That Jesse Standhard Of Right Brigrade Had Replaced Shevchuk It Was Ultimately Proved False. Shorter Faster Louder Was Released In February 2000. In April 2003 The Band Played Three Reunion Shows. The Band's Label Jade Tree Records Also Put Out A Compilation Of Rare And Live Material Cheap Shots Youth Anthems In September 2003 Which Also Featured A Teaser DVD For A Forthcoming Live DVD That Will Include Footage From The Band's 2003 Reunion Shows For The Syrentha Savio Endowment Charity. In 2005 The Band Played A Reunion Show As A Benefit For New York City's Historic CBGB Venue On August 22 2005. The Opening Bands Were Take My Chances Ex-The Backup Plan Voice In The Wire And Grey Area Whose Lead Singer Joined Kid Dynamite For The Song "Birthday" Which Is A Cover Of A Song By Token Entry The Singer From Grey Area's Old Band . The Band Jokingly Came Up With A New "song" During The Soundcheck Called "Whoa Dave Can You Hear Me" In Which They Tested Out Their Equipment To See If Everything Was Set Up Properly While Jason Shevchuk Screamed "Whoa Dave Can You Hear Me" Over And Over. Four Years In One Gulp A DVD Documentary On The Band Was Released On February 21 2006. Along With Commentary And History Of The Band It Includes 25 Live Performances Throughout The Band's Lifetime. Carry The Torch A Tribute To Kid Dynamite Was Released By Get Outta Town Records In 2009 After Originally Being Planned For Release In 2007. The Album Contains Covers Of Every Song That Were Both Written And Recorded By Kid Dynamite As Interpreted By Other Punk And Hardcore Bands. The Band Has Performed Other Reunion Shows At "This Is Hardcore" Fest In 2010 And "Fuck Yeah Fest" In Los Angeles On September 3 2011 The Fest 10 In Gainesville Florida And FunFunFunFest 2011 In Austin Texas. In 2013 The Band Officially Announced They Were Breaking Up. They Played Their Last Shows At This Is Hardcore Fest In Philadelphia And In New York With Swearin’ And Joyce Manor.
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