Alkaline Trio - Revision history

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	== Members ==		== Members ==
	* Matt Skiba (ex-Jerkwater, ex-Traitors drummer) - vocals, guitar ([[1997]] - present)		* Matt Skiba (ex-[[Jerkwater]], ex-[[Traitors]] drummer, Blink-182 guitar & vocals) - vocals, guitar ([[1997]] - present)
	* Dan Andriano (ex-[[Slapstick]], [[Tuesday]]) - bass, vocals ([[1998]] - present)		* Dan Andriano (ex-[[Slapstick]], [[Tuesday]]) - bass, vocals ([[1998]] - present)
	* Derek Grant (ex-Suicide Machines, Thoughts of Ionesco) - drummer ([[2003]] - present)		* Derek Grant (ex-Suicide Machines, Thoughts of Ionesco) - drummer ([[2003]] - present)
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	In 2007 Vagrant issued a CD/DVD compilation named ''Remains'', which rounded up B-sides and rarities. They switched to Epic Records and released ''Agony & Irony'' in 2007 which debuted at number 13, which was Alkaline Trio's highest chart placement to date.		In 2007 Vagrant issued a CD/DVD compilation named ''Remains'', which rounded up B-sides and rarities. They switched to Epic Records and released ''Agony & Irony'' in 2007 which debuted at number 13, which was Alkaline Trio's highest chart placement to date.

	In 2008 Alkaline Trio launched their own label, ''Heart & Skull''. The release of ''This Addiction'' in 2010, recorded back in their hometown of Chicago, was on their label and distributed by Epitaph and was a sorely needed attempt to return to their punk rock roots, as was their eighth LP album, ''Damnesia'', which was acoustic versions of some of the bands most beloved songs, as well as a a couple of new tracks. After a reprise, in 2013 Alkaline Trio returned with ''My Shame is True'', produced by Bill Stevenson of ~~''The Descendants''~~		In 2008 Alkaline Trio launched their own label, ''Heart & Skull''. The release of ''This Addiction'' in 2010, recorded back in their hometown of Chicago, was on their label and distributed by Epitaph and was a sorely needed attempt to return to their punk rock roots, as was their eighth LP album, ''Damnesia'', which was acoustic versions of some of the bands most beloved songs, as well as a a couple of new tracks. After a reprise, in 2013 Alkaline Trio returned with ''My Shame is True'', produced by Bill Stevenson of the Descendents.

	==References==		==References==

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			{{Infobox musical artist
			\| name = Alkaline Trio
			\| image = AlkalineTrioLogo.jpg
			\| caption = Alkaline Trio Logo
			\| origin = McHenry, Illinois
			\| years = [[1996]]-present
			\| label = Asian Man, Vagrant, V2, Epic, Epitaph, Heart & Skull
			}}

	The [[Alkaline Trio]] came together in 1996, one of the bands part of the [[Slapstick Family Tree]] (Andriano was a [[Slapstick]] member and then co-created [[Tuesday]], a three former Slapstick member [[Slapstick Family Tree]] band, and later on one of the Alkaline Trio drummers, Mike Felumlee, was a second degree [[Slapstick]] family member having played for Slapstick family member bands [[Duvall]] and [[Smoking Popes]] and for Alkaline Trio). They have undergone multiple lineup changes (mostly drummers) since their conception as they escalated from developing a huge local following to acquiring fame on a national level. They came together by a mutual companionship for heartbreak, angst, disdain for cops, and passion for drinking.		The [[Alkaline Trio]] came together in 1996, one of the bands part of the [[Slapstick Family Tree]] (Andriano was a [[Slapstick]] member and then co-created [[Tuesday]], a three former Slapstick member [[Slapstick Family Tree]] band, and later on one of the Alkaline Trio drummers, Mike Felumlee, was a second degree [[Slapstick]] family member having played for Slapstick family member bands [[Duvall]] and [[Smoking Popes]] and for Alkaline Trio). They have undergone multiple lineup changes (mostly drummers) since their conception as they escalated from developing a huge local following to acquiring fame on a national level. They came together by a mutual companionship for heartbreak, angst, disdain for cops, and passion for drinking.

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	* [http://www.alkalinetrio.com/ Official website]		* [http://www.alkalinetrio.com/ Official website]
	* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alkaline_Trio Wikipedia]		* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alkaline_Trio Wikipedia]
			* [https://www.facebook.com/alkalinetrio/?fref=ts Facebook]

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	The [[Alkaline Trio]] came together in 1996, one of the bands part of the [[Slapstick Family Tree]] (Andriano was a [[Slapstick]] member and then co-created [[Tuesday]], a three former Slapstick member [[Slapstick Family Tree]] band, and later on one of the Alkaline Trio drummers, Mike Felumlee, was a second degree [[Slapstick]] family member having played for Slapstick family member bands [[Duvall]] and [[Smoking Popes]] and for Alkaline Trio). They have undergone multiple lineup changes (mostly drummers) since their conception as they escalated from developing a huge local following to acquiring fame on a national level. They came together by a mutual companionship for heartbreak, angst, disdain for cops, and passion for drinking.		The [[Alkaline Trio]] came together in 1996, one of the bands part of the [[Slapstick Family Tree]] (Andriano was a [[Slapstick]] member and then co-created [[Tuesday]], a three former Slapstick member [[Slapstick Family Tree]] band, and later on one of the Alkaline Trio drummers, Mike Felumlee, was a second degree [[Slapstick]] family member having played for Slapstick family member bands [[Duvall]] and [[Smoking Popes]] and for Alkaline Trio). They have undergone multiple lineup changes (mostly drummers) since their conception as they escalated from developing a huge local following to acquiring fame on a national level. They came together by a mutual companionship for heartbreak, angst, disdain for cops, and passion for drinking.

	==~~Lineup~~==		== Members ==
			* Matt Skiba (ex-Jerkwater, ex-Traitors drummer) - vocals, guitar ([[1997]] - present)
			* Dan Andriano (ex-[[Slapstick]], [[Tuesday]]) - bass, vocals ([[1998]] - present)
			* Derek Grant (ex-Suicide Machines, Thoughts of Ionesco) - drummer ([[2003]] - present)

	* Matt Skiba: ex-Jerkwater, ex-Traitors drummer - ~~VOCALS, GUITAR '''1997-''' '''Present'''~~		=== Ex-members ===
	* Rob Doran~~: BASS/VOCALS 1997-1998~~		* Rob Doran - bass, vocals ([[1997]]-[[1998]])
	* Dan Andriano: ex-[[~~Slapstick~~]], [[~~Tuesday~~]] ~~BASS/VOCALS '''1998-''' '''Present'''~~		* Glenn Porter (ex—[[88 Fingers Louie]] drummer) - drummer ([[1997]] - [[2000]])
	* Glenn Porter: ex—[[88 Fingers Louie]] drummer - ~~DRUMMER~~ 1997-2000		* Pete Parada (ex-face to face, went on to be The Offspring drummer) - drummer ([[2000]])
	* Pete Parada: ex-~~''Face~~ to ~~Face''~~ went on to be ''The Offspring'' drummer - ~~DRUMMER 2000-~~2000		* Mike Felumlee (ex-[[Smoking Popes]], [[Duvall]] drummer) - drummer ([[2000]] - [[2003]])
	* Mike Felumlee: ex-[[Smoking Popes]], [[Duvall]] drummer - ~~DRUMMER~~ 2000 - 2003
	* Derek Grant: ex-Suicide Machines, Thoughts of Ionesco - DRUMMER '''2003 -''' '''Present'''

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	==References==		==References==
	http://www.allmusic.com/artist/alkaline-trio-mn0000039013/biography ~~ALL MUSIC BIO~~		* [http://www.allmusic.com/artist/alkaline-trio-mn0000039013/biography Allmusic biography]
	http://www.alkalinetrio.com/		* [http://www.alkalinetrio.com/ Official website]
	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alkaline_Trio		* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alkaline_Trio Wikipedia]

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	==Post 1990's and More Lineup Changes==		==Post 1990's and More Lineup Changes==

	In 2001, a year after Felumlee joined the band, they released ''From Here to Infirmary'' on Vagrant, whose popularity was sparse compared to their prior releases. The next EP proved the band wasn't on a downward spiral. It was a split released in 2002 with ''Hot Water Music'', where both bands covered each other's songs as well recording some of their own. Derek Grant (ex-Suicide Machines, Thoughts of Ionesco) replaced Felumlee on drums in 2003 and LP ''Good Mourning'' was released in 2004 LP, which fared well with fans and even hit the Billboard charts, and got the Trio spots on late-night TV and national summer tours. They released another EP under Vagrant, ''Six Songs'' in '04. In 2005 they released ''Crimson'' and toured as an opening act (sometimes headlining) for My Chemical Romance.		In 2001, a year after Felumlee joined the band, they released ''From Here to Infirmary'' on Vagrant, whose popularity was sparse compared to their prior releases as they moved away from the sound that made them successful. The next EP proved the band wasn't on a downward spiral. It was a split released in 2002 with ''Hot Water Music'', where both bands covered each other's songs as well recording some of their own, and also recorded with each other. Derek Grant (ex-Suicide Machines, Thoughts of Ionesco) replaced Felumlee on drums in 2003 and LP ''Good Mourning'' was released in 2004 LP, which fared well with fans and even hit the Billboard charts, and got the Trio spots on late-night TV and national summer tours. They released another EP under Vagrant, ''Six Songs'' in '04. In 2005 they released ''Crimson'' and toured as an opening act (sometimes headlining) for My Chemical Romance.

	Alkaline Trio toured again the next summer in 2006, except this tour emphasized their early material; even doing full run-throughs of Goddamnit!, their first and perhaps most beloved albums by their early fan base.		Alkaline Trio toured again the next summer in 2006, except this tour emphasized their early material; even doing full run-throughs of Goddamnit!, their first and perhaps most beloved albums by their early fan base.
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	In 2008 Alkaline Trio launched their own label, ''Heart & Skull''. The release of ''This Addiction'' in 2010, recorded back in their hometown of Chicago, was on their label and distributed by Epitaph and was a sorely needed attempt to return to their punk rock roots, as was their eighth LP album, ''Damnesia'', which was acoustic versions of some of the bands most beloved songs, as well as a a couple of new tracks. After a reprise, in 2013 Alkaline Trio returned with ''My Shame is True'', produced by Bill Stevenson of ''The Descendants''		In 2008 Alkaline Trio launched their own label, ''Heart & Skull''. The release of ''This Addiction'' in 2010, recorded back in their hometown of Chicago, was on their label and distributed by Epitaph and was a sorely needed attempt to return to their punk rock roots, as was their eighth LP album, ''Damnesia'', which was acoustic versions of some of the bands most beloved songs, as well as a a couple of new tracks. After a reprise, in 2013 Alkaline Trio returned with ''My Shame is True'', produced by Bill Stevenson of ''The Descendants''


	==References==		==References==

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	The [[Alkaline Trio]] came together in 1996, one of the bands part of the [[Slapstick Family Tree]] (Andriano was a [[Slapstick]] member and then co-created [[Tuesday]], a three former Slapstick member [[Slapstick Family Tree]] band, and later on one of the Alkaline Trio drummers, Mike Felumlee, was a second degree [[Slapstick]] family member having played for Slapstick family member bands [[Duvall]] and [[Smoking Popes]] and ~~now~~ for Alkaline Trio). They have undergone multiple lineup changes (mostly drummers) since their conception as they escalated from developing a huge local following to acquiring fame on a national level. They came together by a mutual companionship for heartbreak, angst, disdain for cops, and passion for drinking.		The [[Alkaline Trio]] came together in 1996, one of the bands part of the [[Slapstick Family Tree]] (Andriano was a [[Slapstick]] member and then co-created [[Tuesday]], a three former Slapstick member [[Slapstick Family Tree]] band, and later on one of the Alkaline Trio drummers, Mike Felumlee, was a second degree [[Slapstick]] family member having played for Slapstick family member bands [[Duvall]] and [[Smoking Popes]] and for Alkaline Trio). They have undergone multiple lineup changes (mostly drummers) since their conception as they escalated from developing a huge local following to acquiring fame on a national level. They came together by a mutual companionship for heartbreak, angst, disdain for cops, and passion for drinking.

	==Lineup==		==Lineup==

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	The [[Alkaline Trio]] came together in 1996, one of the bands part of the [[Slapstick Family Tree]] (Andriano was a [[Slapstick]] member and then co-created [[Tuesday]], a three former Slapstick member [[Slapstick Family Tree]] band, and later on one of the Alkaline Trio drummers, Mike Felumlee, was a second degree [[Slapstick]] family member having played for Slapstick family member bands [[Duvall]] and [[~~The~~ Smoking Popes]] and now for Alkaline Trio). They have undergone multiple lineup changes (mostly drummers) since their conception as they escalated from developing a huge local following to acquiring fame on a national level. They came together by a mutual companionship for heartbreak, angst, disdain for cops, and passion for drinking.		The [[Alkaline Trio]] came together in 1996, one of the bands part of the [[Slapstick Family Tree]] (Andriano was a [[Slapstick]] member and then co-created [[Tuesday]], a three former Slapstick member [[Slapstick Family Tree]] band, and later on one of the Alkaline Trio drummers, Mike Felumlee, was a second degree [[Slapstick]] family member having played for Slapstick family member bands [[Duvall]] and [[Smoking Popes]] and now for Alkaline Trio). They have undergone multiple lineup changes (mostly drummers) since their conception as they escalated from developing a huge local following to acquiring fame on a national level. They came together by a mutual companionship for heartbreak, angst, disdain for cops, and passion for drinking.

	==Lineup==		==Lineup==

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	With Andriano's and Skiba's new-found chemistry and solid lineup, their popularity in Chicago and throughout the Midwest rocketed, they recorded and released in 1998 the emotive, dark pop-punk and angst ridden and anti-cop full LP ''Goddamnit!,'' which sold in droves.		With Andriano's and Skiba's new-found chemistry and solid lineup, their popularity in Chicago and throughout the Midwest rocketed, they recorded and released in 1998 the emotive, dark pop-punk and angst ridden and anti-cop full LP ''Goddamnit!,'' which sold in droves.

	In '99 they released the EP ''I Lied My Face Off'' followed by a 10 song LP ''Maybe I'll Catch Fire'' and self-titled ''Alkaline Trio.'' Shortly after early the next year, 2000, Glenn Porter left the band and was replaced very briefly by Pete Parada and then in the manner of a few months later by Mike Felumlee, ex-[[Smoking Popes]] drummer, which also continued the tradition of The Alkaline Trio being a [[Slapstick]] family three piece, as Felumlee was 2 degrees away having played for both family tree members [[~~The~~ Smoking Popes]] and [[Duvall]].		In '99 they released the EP ''I Lied My Face Off'' followed by a 10 song LP ''Maybe I'll Catch Fire'' and self-titled ''Alkaline Trio.'' Shortly after early the next year, 2000, Glenn Porter left the band and was replaced very briefly by Pete Parada and then in the manner of a few months later by Mike Felumlee, ex-[[Smoking Popes]] drummer, which also continued the tradition of The Alkaline Trio being a [[Slapstick]] family three piece, as Felumlee was 2 degrees away having played for both family tree members [[Smoking Popes]] and [[Duvall]].

	==Post 1990's and More Lineup Changes==		==Post 1990's and More Lineup Changes==

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