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Artist Biography
by Mike DaRonco
Having grown up in Baltimore, MD, Mikey (bass/vocals) and Cliffy (guitar) Huntington found out that they had something else in common aside from their identical last names: the Ramones and the Good Book. With those inspirations, the Huntingtons
started out under a different moniker playing a brand of what they
considered "bad garage rock" for the next three years to come. Upon
recording two EPs in 1996 entitled Sweet Sixteen and Rock 'N' Roll Radio -- which weren't released until 1998 -- and their first full-length, Fun and Games in 1997, the Huntingtons moved on to more of a poppier sound with The Only One EP released that same year. After a US tour with Blaster the Rocketman and another 7" entitled "You're Not Right" b/w "Babysitter," the Huntingtons lineup was eventually settled in with C.J. (guitar) and Davey
(drums) continuing on with the band's luck of finding members with the
same last names. A deal with Tooth & Nail Records followed,
resulting in the release of their first straight pop-punk full-length, High School Rock in 1998. Followed by the live The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly and a Ramones cover album entitled File Under Ramones all released within the same year, 1999 saw two more Huntingtons albums, Get Lost and Plastic Surgery. A split release with Darlington followed in early 2000.
Tracklist
| 1 | Alison's The Bomb | |
| 2 | Bubblegum Girl | |
| 3 | Lucy's About To Lose Her Mind | |
| 4 | The Only One | |
| 5 | Huntingtons At The Beach | |
| 6 | All She Knows (Is Breakin' My Heart) | |
| 7 | Losing Penny | |
| 8 | She's A Brat | |
| 9 | Friday Nights At The Rec | |
| 10 | Goddess And The Geek | |
| 11 | Don't Beat Me Up | |
| 12 | Crackhead | |
| 13 | Leave Home | |
| 14 | Come On Let's Go |
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