Zebrahead

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This Punk-Pop Rap-Metal band began playing music in 1996, in Orange County, California USA, with vocalist+guitarist Justin Mauriello, bassist Ben Osmundson and drummer Ed Udhus. The line-up later expanded to include second guitarist Greg Bergdorf and vocalist+rapper Ali Tabatabaee.

The quintet, recorded in early 1998 an indipendent EP known as the "Yellow Album" which contained early versions of some of the songs found on their first album "Waste Of Mind"; it was released by Columbia Records in May of the same year and included the single "Get Back" which crashed into The Modern Rock chart at #32.
Two years later the band's second full-length disc, "Playmate Of The Year", managed to crack The Billboard Top 200 Albums chart settling at #127 while the crew toured America and Europe opening for Green Day.
Zebrahead returned in fall 2003 with "MFZB" -a.k.a. Mother Fucking Zebrahead Bitch!-, reaching #33 on the U.S. Top Independent Albums chart. Mauriello then decided to leave the band and was soon after he was replaced by guitarist+singer Matty Lewis.
The band, now armed with a new vocalist, released their fourth studio album, "Broadcast To The World", in February 2006 in Japan. After touring Europe that June, including a spot on the annual U.K. Download Festival and later with MxPx, Zebrahead spent the rest of the summer in the U.S. on the Warped Tour and supporting Unwritten Law with the band Bullets And Octane. October 24, 2006 finally saw the long awaited, American and Canadian release of the record via new label Icon MES.

The California quintet are back with their new album, "Phoenix".

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Waste Of Mind

(1998)

1. Check
2. Get Back
3. The Real Me
4. Someday
5. Waste Of Mind
6. Feel This Way
7. Walk Away
8. Big Shot
9. Swing
10. Jag Off
11. Time
12. Move On
13. Fly Daze
14. Bootylicious Vinyl

 

Playmate Of The Year

(2000)

1. I Am
2. Playmate Of The Year
3. Now Or Never
4. Wasted
5. I'm Money
6. Go
7. What's Goin' On?
8. Subtract You
9. The Hell That Is My Life
10. E Generation
11. Livin' Libido Loco
12. In My Room

 

MFZB

(2003)

1. Rescue Me
2. Over The Edge
3. Strength
4. Hello Tomorrow
5. The Set-Up
6. Blur
7. House Is Not My Home
8. Into You
9. Alone
10. Expectations
11. Falling Apart
12. Let It Ride
13. Type A
14. Runaway
15. Dear You (Far Away)

 

Broadcast To The World

(2006)

1. Broadcast To The World
2. Rated "U" For Ugly
3. Anthem
4. Enemy
5. Back To Normal
6. Postcards From Hell
7. Karma Flavored Whisky
8. Here's To You
9. Wake Me Up
10. Lobotomy For Dummies
11. The Walking Dead
12. Your New Boyfriend Wears Girl Pants

 

Phoenix

(2008)

1. HMP
2. Hell Yeah!
3. Just The Tip
4. Mental Health
5. The Juggernauts
6. Death By Disco
7. Be Careful What You Wish For
8. Morse Code For Suckers
9. Ignite
10. Mike Dexter Is A God, Mike Dexter Is A Role Model, Mike Dexter Is An Asshole!
11. The Junkie And The Halo
12. Brixton
13. Hit The Ground
14. Two Wrongs Don't Make A Right, But Three Rights Make A Left
15. All For None And None For All
16. Sorry, But Your Friends Are Hot

 

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