There are at least four the Geeks. 1) The Geeks (South Korea) 1999, Seoul, Seoul, South Korea Members 서기석 [Seo Kiseok] (vocals), 강준성 [Kang Junseong] (guitar), 김명진 [Kim Myeongjin] (guitar), 정봉규 [Jeong Bongkyu] (bass), 최임영 [Choi Imyoung] (drums), 이준철 [Lee Juncheol] (guitar), 박중욱 [Park Joongwook] (drums) 2) The Geeks (Philippines) is an indie guitar pop band from Diliman, Quezon City. Their debut album, Monsters Under Your Bed
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There are at least four the Geeks. 1) The Geeks (South Korea) 1999, Seoul, Seoul, South Korea Members 서기석 [Seo Kiseok] (vocals), 강준성 [Kang Junseong] (guitar), 김명진 [Kim Myeongjin] (guitar), 정봉규 [Jeong Bongkyu] (bass), 최임영 [Choi Imyoung] (drums), 이준철 [Lee Juncheol] (guitar), 박중욱 [Park Joongwook] (drums) 2) The Geeks (Philippines) is an indie guitar pop band from Diliman, Quezon City. Their debut album, Monsters Under Your Bed, was recently named the 25th best Filipino album of 2013 by online music magazine Vandals on the Wall. The Geeks are Jam Lorenzo, Kevin Tedd Felisco, Brian Sangco, and Mags Borbon. MUYB can be downloaded for free at http://thegeeksmusic.bandcamp.com 3) The Geeks (Australia) 1977-1977, Perth, WA, Australia Lloyd (vocals), Ross Buncle (guitar), James Baker (drums), Dave Cardwell [aka Rudolph V] (bass) 4) The Geeks (United States) 1965, Marin, CA, United States - improvisation Members D. Sloth (bass), Tim Bimp Jones (guitar), Brett Harmon (percussion), Radley Hirsch (percussion), Mark Chambers (alto saxophone, vocals), J.X. Jones (tenor saxophone), Rico Humbert (trombone, percussion, tenor saxophone)
