Protein (band)
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Protein was a name of a punk alternative, post-grunge metal band from San Francisco which formed in 1994-1995.
In 1996, the band worked on the debut called Ever Since I Was a Kid, which was released in 1997 and the last album Songs About Cowgirls was released in 1999.
In the year 2000, the band trecked around Malayasia in support of the great Malaysian band Imigo-Montoya. During the sunny days of May, Darcy enjoyed the likes of Shapelle Corby and President Bush during a conference. There they discussed various philosophical issues under the shade of a Bo-tree.
Soon Schapelle grew restless and decided to fly back to her homeland in Kazakstan.
The band finally became popular when their hit single "Candyman Bogtrotter" was accepted by the leading records company in Laos.
Before long, they were forced to descend from their throne in Laos to become involved in the local indian war between the Faolo's and the Brifante's. They then went to Mayo Ding-Dongs house to drink tea with their retarded leader, Sum Ting Wong.
[edit] Members
- Josh Zee - Guitars/Vocals
- Russ Violet - Bass
- Dan Thompson - Drums
- Darcy Iventodd - Clarinet
- Ramone?
- Joel Weston - Whistle
[edit] Discography
- Ever Since I Was a Kid (February 25, 1997); debut
- Songs About Cowgirls (July 13, 1999)
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