IMF - Revision history

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	* Zackary Webb - Bass		* Zackary Webb - Bass
	* Erik Peterson - Drums		* Erik Peterson - Drums

			== External links ==
			* [https://www.discogs.com/artist/4112855-IMF-6 Discogs profile]

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

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	The question of what IMF stood for was often asked, but rarely answered. It was, of course, originally inspired by the old Mission: Impossible TV show, but stood for many different things at different times, including Impossible Mission Force, Insane Mouse Farts, Incessantly Menstruating Females, etc.		The question of what IMF stood for was often asked, but rarely answered. It was, of course, originally inspired by the old Mission: Impossible TV show, but stood for many different things at different times, including Impossible Mission Force, Insane Mouse Farts, Incessantly Menstruating Females, etc.


	== Members ==		== Members ==


	=== 1989 ===		=== 1989 ===

	* George Boswell - Vocals and Guitar		* George Boswell - Vocals and Guitar
	* Zackary Webb - Bass		* Zackary Webb - Bass
	* Jeff Weirheim - Drums		* Jeff Weirheim - Drums


	=== 1989-1990 ===		=== 1989-1990 ===

	* George Boswell - Vocals		* George Boswell - Vocals
	* Jeff Weirheim - Guitar		* Jeff Weirheim - Guitar
	* Zackary Webb - Bass		* Zackary Webb - Bass
	* Erik Peterson - Drums		* Erik Peterson - Drums


	=== 1990-1991 ===		=== 1990-1991 ===

	* Paul McLennon - Vocals		* Paul McLennon - Vocals
	* Jeff Weirheim - Guitar		* Jeff Weirheim - Guitar
	* Zackary Webb - Bass		* Zackary Webb - Bass
	* Erik Peterson - Drums		* Erik Peterson - Drums


	=== 1991 ===		=== 1991 ===

	* Paul McLennon - Vocals		* Paul McLennon - Vocals
	* Mike "Scratch" Skroch - Guitar		* Mike "Scratch" Skroch - Guitar
	* Zackary Webb - Bass		* Zackary Webb - Bass
	* Erik Peterson - Drums		* Erik Peterson - Drums

			[[Category:Bands]]

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	IMF formed in the spring of 1989, with the original lineup of George Boswell as singer and guitarist, Zackary Webb on Bass, and Jeff Weirheim on Drums. By the end of the year they had decided to put Jeff on guitar to free up George as a front man, and recruited Erik Peterson to play drums. They recorded their first demo "Corkscrew Pain" in January of 1990, played a number of parties, and did their first club show at [[McGreggors]] later that winter as an opener for [[Out Of Order]]. The following spring George Boswell left the band, Paul McLennon was asked to takeover on vocals. IMF played Chicago area clubs such as [[Medusas]], [[Dreamerz]], [[Club Stodola]], [[Lounge Ax]], [[Thirsty Whale]], [[Avalon]], [[Metro]], [[Riviera]], [[Fotchs]]. They performed with the [[Smoking Popes]], [[Pink Lincolns]], [[Sloppy Seconds]], [[Ultraman]], [[Apocalypse Hoboken]], [[Naked Raygun]], [[Jaw Box]], [[8-bark]], [[Pegboy]], and many others. IMF released a demo in 1990 called "Stregnth, Speed, and Beauty" and a 7-inch EP on [[Underdog Records]] called "Brother Flywheels Revenge". In the spring of 1991 Jeff Wehrheim left to go into the Airforce, and Mike Skroch, a.k.a. Scratch, joined on as the new guitarist. Towards the end of that summer IMF did a recording in [[Steve Albini]]'s old basement studio on Francisco Ave, but it was never released. The band dissolved a few months after, but later reformed as the Hidden.		'''IMF''' formed in the spring of [[1989]], with the original lineup of George Boswell as singer and guitarist, Zackary Webb on Bass, and Jeff Weirheim on Drums. By the end of the year they had decided to put Jeff on guitar to free up George as a front man, and recruited Erik Peterson to play drums. They recorded their first demo "Corkscrew Pain" in January of [[1990]], played a number of parties, and did their first club show at [[McGreggors]] later that winter as an opener for [[Out Of Order]]. The following spring George Boswell left the band, Paul McLennon was asked to takeover on vocals. IMF played Chicago area clubs such as [[Medusas]], [[Dreamerz]], [[Club Stodola]], [[Lounge Ax]], [[Thirsty Whale]], [[Avalon]], [[Metro]], [[Riviera]], [[Fotchs]]. They performed with the [[Smoking Popes]], [[Pink Lincolns]], [[Sloppy Seconds]], [[Ultraman]], [[Apocalypse Hoboken]], [[Naked Raygun]], [[Jaw Box]], [[8-bark]], [[Pegboy]], and many others. IMF released a demo in 1990 called "Stregnth, Speed, and Beauty" and a 7-inch EP on [[Underdog Records]] called "Brother Flywheels Revenge". In the spring of [[1991]] Jeff Wehrheim left to go into the Airforce, and Mike Skroch, a.k.a. Scratch, joined on as the new guitarist. Towards the end of that summer IMF did a recording in [[Steve Albini]]'s old basement studio on Francisco Ave, but it was never released. The band dissolved a few months after, but later reformed as the Hidden.

	The question of what IMF stood for was often asked, but rarely answered. It was, of course, originally inspired by the old Mission: Impossible TV show, but stood for many different things at different times, including Impossible Mission Force, Insane Mouse Farts, Incessantly Menstruating Females, etc.		The question of what IMF stood for was often asked, but rarely answered. It was, of course, originally inspired by the old Mission: Impossible TV show, but stood for many different things at different times, including Impossible Mission Force, Insane Mouse Farts, Incessantly Menstruating Females, etc.
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	1989		=== 1989 ===

	George Boswell - Vocals and Guitar		* George Boswell - Vocals and Guitar
			* Zackary Webb - Bass
			* Jeff Weirheim - Drums

	~~Zackary Webb - Bass~~

	~~Jeff Weirheim~~ - ~~Drums~~		=== 1989-1990 ===

			* George Boswell - Vocals
			* Jeff Weirheim - Guitar
			* Zackary Webb - Bass
			* Erik Peterson - Drums

	~~1989-1990~~

	~~George Boswell~~ - ~~Vocals~~		=== 1990-1991 ===

	Jeff Weirheim - Guitar		* Paul McLennon - Vocals
			* Jeff Weirheim - Guitar
			* Zackary Webb - Bass
			* Erik Peterson - Drums

	~~Zackary Webb - Bass~~

	~~Erik Peterson - Drums~~		=== 1991 ===

			* Paul McLennon - Vocals
	~~1990-1991~~		* Mike "Scratch" Skroch - Guitar
			* Zackary Webb - Bass
	Paul McLennon - Vocals		* Erik Peterson - Drums

	~~Jeff Weirheim - Guitar~~

	~~Zackary Webb - Bass~~

	~~Erik Peterson - Drums~~


	~~1991~~

	~~Paul McLennon - Vocals~~

	Mike "Scratch" Skroch - Guitar

	Zackary Webb - Bass

	Erik Peterson - Drums

Webbza at 16:08, 2 January 2009

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	IMF formed in the spring of 1989, with the original lineup of George Boswell as singer and guitarist, Zackary Webb on Bass, and Jeff Weirheim on Drums. By the end of the year they had decided to put Jeff on guitar to free up George as a front man, and recruited Erik Peterson to play drums. They recorded their first demo "Corkscrew Pain" in January of 1990, played a number of parties, and did their first club show at [[McGreggors]] later that winter as an opener for [[Out Of Order]]. The following spring George Boswell left the band, Paul McLennon was asked to takeover on vocals. IMF played Chicago area clubs such as [[Medusas]], [[~~Club~~ Dreamerz]], [[Club Stodola]], [[Lounge Ax]], [[Thirsty Whale]], [[Avalon]], [[Metro]], [[Riviera]], [[Fotchs]]. They performed with the [[Smoking Popes]], [[Pink Lincolns]], [[Sloppy Seconds]], [[Ultraman]], [[Apocalypse Hoboken]], [[Naked Raygun]], [[Jaw Box]], [[8-bark]], [[Pegboy]], and many others. IMF released a demo in 1990 called "Stregnth, Speed, and Beauty" and a 7-inch EP on [[Underdog Records]] called "Brother Flywheels Revenge". In the spring of 1991 Jeff Wehrheim left to go into the Airforce, and Mike Skroch, a.k.a. Scratch, joined on as the new guitarist. Towards the end of that summer IMF did a recording in [[Steve Albini]]'s old basement studio on Francisco Ave, but it was never released. The band dissolved a few months after, but later reformed as the Hidden.		IMF formed in the spring of 1989, with the original lineup of George Boswell as singer and guitarist, Zackary Webb on Bass, and Jeff Weirheim on Drums. By the end of the year they had decided to put Jeff on guitar to free up George as a front man, and recruited Erik Peterson to play drums. They recorded their first demo "Corkscrew Pain" in January of 1990, played a number of parties, and did their first club show at [[McGreggors]] later that winter as an opener for [[Out Of Order]]. The following spring George Boswell left the band, Paul McLennon was asked to takeover on vocals. IMF played Chicago area clubs such as [[Medusas]], [[Dreamerz]], [[Club Stodola]], [[Lounge Ax]], [[Thirsty Whale]], [[Avalon]], [[Metro]], [[Riviera]], [[Fotchs]]. They performed with the [[Smoking Popes]], [[Pink Lincolns]], [[Sloppy Seconds]], [[Ultraman]], [[Apocalypse Hoboken]], [[Naked Raygun]], [[Jaw Box]], [[8-bark]], [[Pegboy]], and many others. IMF released a demo in 1990 called "Stregnth, Speed, and Beauty" and a 7-inch EP on [[Underdog Records]] called "Brother Flywheels Revenge". In the spring of 1991 Jeff Wehrheim left to go into the Airforce, and Mike Skroch, a.k.a. Scratch, joined on as the new guitarist. Towards the end of that summer IMF did a recording in [[Steve Albini]]'s old basement studio on Francisco Ave, but it was never released. The band dissolved a few months after, but later reformed as the Hidden.

	The question of what IMF stood for was often asked, but rarely answered. It was, of course, originally inspired by the old Mission: Impossible TV show, but stood for many different things at different times, including Impossible Mission Force, Insane Mouse Farts, Incessantly Menstruating Females, etc.		The question of what IMF stood for was often asked, but rarely answered. It was, of course, originally inspired by the old Mission: Impossible TV show, but stood for many different things at different times, including Impossible Mission Force, Insane Mouse Farts, Incessantly Menstruating Females, etc.

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	IMF formed in the spring of 1989, with the original lineup of George Boswell as singer and guitarist, Zackary Webb on Bass, and Jeff Weirheim on Drums. By the end of the year they had decided to put Jeff on guitar to free up George as a front man, and recruited Erik Peterson to play drums. They recorded their first demo "Corkscrew Pain" in January of 1990, played a number of parties, and did their first club show at McGreggors later that winter as an opener for Out Of Order. The following spring George Boswell left the band, Paul McLennon was asked to ~~take over~~ on vocals. IMF played Chicago area clubs such as ~~Medusa's~~, Dreamerz, Club Stodola, Lounge Ax, Thirsty Whale, ~~McGreggors,~~ Avalon, Metro, Riviera, ~~Fotch's~~. They performed with the Smoking Popes, Pink Lincolns, Sloppy Seconds, Ultraman, Apocalypse Hoboken, Naked Raygun, Jaw Box, 8-bark, Pegboy, and many others. IMF released a demo in 1990 called "Stregnth, Speed, and Beauty" and a 7-inch EP on Underdog Records called "Brother Flywheels Revenge". In the spring of 1991 Jeff Wehrheim left to go into the Airforce, and Mike Skroch, a.k.a. Scratch, joined on as the new guitarist. Towards the end of that summer IMF did a recording in Steve Albini's old basement studio on ~~Fancisco~~ Ave, but it was never released. The band dissolved a few months after, but later reformed as the Hidden.		IMF formed in the spring of 1989, with the original lineup of George Boswell as singer and guitarist, Zackary Webb on Bass, and Jeff Weirheim on Drums. By the end of the year they had decided to put Jeff on guitar to free up George as a front man, and recruited Erik Peterson to play drums. They recorded their first demo "Corkscrew Pain" in January of 1990, played a number of parties, and did their first club show at [[McGreggors]] later that winter as an opener for [[Out Of Order]]. The following spring George Boswell left the band, Paul McLennon was asked to takeover on vocals. IMF played Chicago area clubs such as [[Medusas]], [[Club Dreamerz]], [[Club Stodola]], [[Lounge Ax]], [[Thirsty Whale]], [[Avalon]], [[Metro]], [[Riviera]], [[Fotchs]]. They performed with the [[Smoking Popes]], [[Pink Lincolns]], [[Sloppy Seconds]], [[Ultraman]], [[Apocalypse Hoboken]], [[Naked Raygun]], [[Jaw Box]], [[8-bark]], [[Pegboy]], and many others. IMF released a demo in 1990 called "Stregnth, Speed, and Beauty" and a 7-inch EP on [[Underdog Records]] called "Brother Flywheels Revenge". In the spring of 1991 Jeff Wehrheim left to go into the Airforce, and Mike Skroch, a.k.a. Scratch, joined on as the new guitarist. Towards the end of that summer IMF did a recording in [[Steve Albini]]'s old basement studio on Francisco Ave, but it was never released. The band dissolved a few months after, but later reformed as the Hidden.

	The question of what IMF stood for was often asked, but rarely answered. It was, of course, originally inspired by the old Mission: Impossible TV show, but stood for many different things at different times, including Impossible Mission Force, Insane Mouse Farts, Incessantly Menstruating Females, etc.		The question of what IMF stood for was often asked, but rarely answered. It was, of course, originally inspired by the old Mission: Impossible TV show, but stood for many different things at different times, including Impossible Mission Force, Insane Mouse Farts, Incessantly Menstruating Females, etc.

Webbza at 16:00, 2 January 2009

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	IMF formed in the spring of 1989, with the original lineup of George Boswell as singer and guitarist, Zackary Webb on Bass, and Jeff Weirheim on Drums. By the end of the year they had decided to put Jeff on guitar to free up George as a front man, and recruited Erik Peterson to play drums. They recorded their first demo "Corkscrew Pain" in January of 1990, played a number of parties, and did their first club show at McGreggors later that winter as an opener for Out Of Order. The following spring George Boswell left the band, Paul McLennon was asked to take over on vocals. IMF played Chicago area clubs such as Medusa's, Dreamerz, Club Stodola, Lounge Ax, Thirsty Whale, McGreggors, Avalon, Metro, Riviera, Fotch's. They performed with the Smoking Popes, Pink Lincolns, Sloppy Seconds, Ultraman, Apocalypse Hoboken, Naked Raygun, Jaw Box, 8-bark, Pegboy, and many others. IMF released a demo in 1990 called "Stregnth, Speed, and Beauty" and a 7'EP on Underdog Records called "Brother Flywheels Revenge". In the spring of 1991 Jeff Wehrheim left to go into the Airforce, and Mike Skroch, a.k.a. Scratch, joined on as the new guitarist. Towards the end of that summer we did a recording in Steve Albini's old basement studio on Fancisco Ave, but it was never released. The band dissolved a few months after, but later reformed as the Hidden.		IMF formed in the spring of 1989, with the original lineup of George Boswell as singer and guitarist, Zackary Webb on Bass, and Jeff Weirheim on Drums. By the end of the year they had decided to put Jeff on guitar to free up George as a front man, and recruited Erik Peterson to play drums. They recorded their first demo "Corkscrew Pain" in January of 1990, played a number of parties, and did their first club show at McGreggors later that winter as an opener for Out Of Order. The following spring George Boswell left the band, Paul McLennon was asked to take over on vocals. IMF played Chicago area clubs such as Medusa's, Dreamerz, Club Stodola, Lounge Ax, Thirsty Whale, McGreggors, Avalon, Metro, Riviera, Fotch's. They performed with the Smoking Popes, Pink Lincolns, Sloppy Seconds, Ultraman, Apocalypse Hoboken, Naked Raygun, Jaw Box, 8-bark, Pegboy, and many others. IMF released a demo in 1990 called "Stregnth, Speed, and Beauty" and a 7-inch EP on Underdog Records called "Brother Flywheels Revenge". In the spring of 1991 Jeff Wehrheim left to go into the Airforce, and Mike Skroch, a.k.a. Scratch, joined on as the new guitarist. Towards the end of that summer IMF did a recording in Steve Albini's old basement studio on Fancisco Ave, but it was never released. The band dissolved a few months after, but later reformed as the Hidden.

			The question of what IMF stood for was often asked, but rarely answered. It was, of course, originally inspired by the old Mission: Impossible TV show, but stood for many different things at different times, including Impossible Mission Force, Insane Mouse Farts, Incessantly Menstruating Females, etc.

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	== Members ==		== Members ==


	1989		1989

	George Boswell - Vocals and Guitar		George Boswell - Vocals and Guitar

	Zackary Webb - Bass		Zackary Webb - Bass

	Jeff Weirheim - Drums		Jeff Weirheim - Drums


	1989-1990		1989-1990

	George Boswell - Vocals		George Boswell - Vocals

	Jeff Weirheim - Guitar		Jeff Weirheim - Guitar

	Zackary Webb - Bass		Zackary Webb - Bass

	Erik Peterson - Drums		Erik Peterson - Drums


	1990-1991		1990-1991

	Paul McLennon - Vocals		Paul McLennon - Vocals

	Jeff Weirheim - Guitar		Jeff Weirheim - Guitar

	Zackary Webb - Bass		Zackary Webb - Bass

	Erik Peterson - Drums		Erik Peterson - Drums


	1991		1991

	Paul McLennon - Vocals		Paul McLennon - Vocals

	Mike "Scratch" Skroch - Guitar		Mike "Scratch" Skroch - Guitar

	Zackary Webb - Bass		Zackary Webb - Bass

	Erik Peterson - Drums		Erik Peterson - Drums

Webbza at 15:55, 2 January 2009

2009-01-02T15:55:09Z

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IMF formed in the spring of 1989, with the original lineup of George Boswell as singer and guitarist, Zackary Webb on Bass, and Jeff Weirheim on Drums. By the end of the year they had decided to put Jeff on guitar to free up George as a front man, and recruited Erik Peterson to play drums. They recorded their first demo "Corkscrew Pain" in January of 1990, played a number of parties, and did their first club show at McGreggors later that winter as an opener for Out Of Order. The following spring George Boswell left the band, Paul McLennon was asked to take over on vocals. IMF played Chicago area clubs such as Medusa's, Dreamerz, Club Stodola, Lounge Ax, Thirsty Whale, McGreggors, Avalon, Metro, Riviera, Fotch's. They performed with the Smoking Popes, Pink Lincolns, Sloppy Seconds, Ultraman, Apocalypse Hoboken, Naked Raygun, Jaw Box, 8-bark, Pegboy, and many others. IMF released a demo in 1990 called "Stregnth, Speed, and Beauty" and a 7'EP on Underdog Records called "Brother Flywheels Revenge". In the spring of 1991 Jeff Wehrheim left to go into the Airforce, and Mike Skroch, a.k.a. Scratch, joined on as the new guitarist. Towards the end of that summer we did a recording in Steve Albini's old basement studio on Fancisco Ave, but it was never released. The band dissolved a few months after, but later reformed as the Hidden.

== Members ==

1989
George Boswell - Vocals and Guitar
Zackary Webb - Bass
Jeff Weirheim - Drums

1989-1990
George Boswell - Vocals
Jeff Weirheim - Guitar
Zackary Webb - Bass
Erik Peterson - Drums

1990-1991
Paul McLennon - Vocals
Jeff Weirheim - Guitar
Zackary Webb - Bass
Erik Peterson - Drums

1991
Paul McLennon - Vocals
Mike "Scratch" Skroch - Guitar
Zackary Webb - Bass
Erik Peterson - Drums