Gear - Revision history

AnarchistiCookie at 16:02, 5 August 2016

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	# Visions		# Visions
	# Tar Beach		# Tar Beach

			== External links ==
			* [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1048667-Gear-3 Discogs profile]

	[[Category:Bands]]		[[Category:Bands]]

Chicagowiley at 02:01, 3 December 2007

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	'''Gear''' was pop-punk band from Chicago that formed in [[1988]]. The band was led by bassist [[Steve Gill]], who was the only member throughout their history. In the early days, Gill and Rich Wiley were the primary songwriters. When singer [[Joe Camarillo]] joined, he became heavily involved in the songwriting process. The group broke up around the turn of the decade. Gear was well-respected amongst their peers but, unfortunately, left behind a small and hard-to-find discography (just one 7" and a few compilation appearances). Although there was some talk of reissuing Gear's music, it has not, at this point, come to pass. Gear did play a reunion show in [[2001]], when they opened a [[Sludgeworth]] reunion show at the Cubby Bear in Chicago.		'''Gear''' was pop-punk band from Chicago that formed in [[1988]]. The band was led by bassist [[Steve Gill]], who was the only member throughout their history. In the early days, Steve Gill and Rich Wiley were the primary songwriters. When singer [[Joe Camarillo]] joined, he became heavily involved in the songwriting process. The group broke up around the turn of the decade. Gear was well-respected amongst their peers but, unfortunately, left behind a small and hard-to-find discography (just one 7" and a few compilation appearances). Although there was some talk of reissuing Gear's music, it has not, at this point, come to pass. Gear did play a reunion show in [[2001]], when they opened a [[Sludgeworth]] reunion show at the Cubby Bear in Chicago.

	== Members ==		== Members ==

Chicagowiley at 02:00, 3 December 2007

2007-12-03T02:00:43Z

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	'''Gear''' was pop-punk band from Chicago that formed in [[1988]]. The band was led by bassist [[Steve Gill]], who was the only member throughout their history. In the early days, Gill and Wiley were the primary songwriters. When singer [[Joe Camarillo]] joined, he became heavily involved in the songwriting process. The group broke up around the turn of the decade. Gear was well-respected amongst their peers but, unfortunately, left behind a small and hard-to-find discography (just one 7" and a few compilation appearances). Although there was some talk of reissuing Gear's music, it has not, at this point, come to pass. Gear did play a reunion show in [[2001]], when they opened a [[Sludgeworth]] reunion show at the Cubby Bear in Chicago.		'''Gear''' was pop-punk band from Chicago that formed in [[1988]]. The band was led by bassist [[Steve Gill]], who was the only member throughout their history. In the early days, Gill and Rich Wiley were the primary songwriters. When singer [[Joe Camarillo]] joined, he became heavily involved in the songwriting process. The group broke up around the turn of the decade. Gear was well-respected amongst their peers but, unfortunately, left behind a small and hard-to-find discography (just one 7" and a few compilation appearances). Although there was some talk of reissuing Gear's music, it has not, at this point, come to pass. Gear did play a reunion show in [[2001]], when they opened a [[Sludgeworth]] reunion show at the Cubby Bear in Chicago.

	== Members ==		== Members ==

Chicagowiley: /* Members */

2007-12-03T01:57:07Z

Members

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	* [[Steve Gill]] - Bass		* [[Steve Gill]] - Bass
	* [[Pat Buckley]] - Drums		* [[Pat Buckley]] - Drums
			* Rich Wiley - Guitar

	== Releases ==		== Releases ==

Gantry at 02:55, 20 February 2007

2007-02-20T02:55:39Z

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	'''Gear''' was pop-punk band from Chicago that formed in [[1988]]. The band was led by bassist [[Steve Gill]], who was the only member throughout their history. In the early days, Gill and Wiley were the primary songwriters. When singer [[Joe Camarillo]]joined, he became heavily involved in the songwriting process. The group broke up around the turn of the decade. Gear was well-respected amongst their peers but, unfortunately, left behind a small and hard-to-find discography (just one 7" and a few compilation appearances). Although there was some talk of reissuing Gear's music, it has not, at this point, come to pass. Gear did play a reunion show in [[2001]], when they opened a [[Sludgeworth]] reunion show at the Cubby Bear in Chicago.		'''Gear''' was pop-punk band from Chicago that formed in [[1988]]. The band was led by bassist [[Steve Gill]], who was the only member throughout their history. In the early days, Gill and Wiley were the primary songwriters. When singer [[Joe Camarillo]] joined, he became heavily involved in the songwriting process. The group broke up around the turn of the decade. Gear was well-respected amongst their peers but, unfortunately, left behind a small and hard-to-find discography (just one 7" and a few compilation appearances). Although there was some talk of reissuing Gear's music, it has not, at this point, come to pass. Gear did play a reunion show in [[2001]], when they opened a [[Sludgeworth]] reunion show at the Cubby Bear in Chicago.

	== Members ==		== Members ==

Gantry: clarification on songwriting

2007-02-20T02:54:20Z

clarification on songwriting

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	'''Gear''' was pop-punk band from Chicago that formed in [[1988]]. The band was led by singer [[Joe Camarillo]], ~~who was~~ the ~~group's main songwriter~~. The group broke up around the turn of the decade. Gear was well-respected amongst their peers but, unfortunately, left behind a small and hard-to-find discography (just one 7" and a few compilation appearances). Although there was some talk of reissuing Gear's music, it has not, at this point, come to pass. Gear did play a reunion show in [[2001]], when they opened a [[Sludgeworth]] reunion show at the Cubby Bear in Chicago.		'''Gear''' was pop-punk band from Chicago that formed in [[1988]]. The band was led by bassist [[Steve Gill]], who was the only member throughout their history. In the early days, Gill and Wiley were the primary songwriters. When singer [[Joe Camarillo]]joined, he became heavily involved in the songwriting process. The group broke up around the turn of the decade. Gear was well-respected amongst their peers but, unfortunately, left behind a small and hard-to-find discography (just one 7" and a few compilation appearances). Although there was some talk of reissuing Gear's music, it has not, at this point, come to pass. Gear did play a reunion show in [[2001]], when they opened a [[Sludgeworth]] reunion show at the Cubby Bear in Chicago.

	== Members ==		== Members ==
	* [[Joe Camarillo]] - Vocals		* [[Joe Camarillo]] - Vocals
	* [[Ted Domurat]] - Guitar		* [[Ted Domurat]] - Guitar
	* Steve Gill - Bass		* [[Steve Gill]] - Bass
	* [[Pat Buckley]] - Drums		* [[Pat Buckley]] - Drums

Patrick: /* Releases */

2007-02-09T17:23:31Z

Releases

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	== Releases ==		== Releases ==
	''Visions'' 7" EP (Your Future Records [[1990]])		''Visions'' 7" EP (Your Future Records [[1990]])
			# Last Thing
			# Courage Meant
			# Visions
			# Tar Beach

	[[Category:Bands]]		[[Category:Bands]]

Patrick at 20:20, 2 February 2007

2007-02-02T20:20:26Z

New page

'''Gear''' was pop-punk band from Chicago that formed in [[1988]]. The band was led by singer [[Joe Camarillo]], who was the group's main songwriter. The group broke up around the turn of the decade. Gear was well-respected amongst their peers but, unfortunately, left behind a small and hard-to-find discography (just one 7" and a few compilation appearances). Although there was some talk of reissuing Gear's music, it has not, at this point, come to pass. Gear did play a reunion show in [[2001]], when they opened a [[Sludgeworth]] reunion show at the Cubby Bear in Chicago.

== Members ==
* [[Joe Camarillo]] - Vocals
* [[Ted Domurat]] - Guitar
* Steve Gill - Bass
* [[Pat Buckley]] - Drums

== Releases ==
''Visions'' 7" EP (Your Future Records [[1990]])

[[Category:Bands]]