Sludgeworth - Revision history

Patrick at 18:54, 15 April 2024

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	Sludgeworth reunited to perform at Riot Fest in Chicago in November of 2007 and Insubordination Fest in Baltimore in June of 2008, the latter of which was recorded and released on CD and DVD in 2009. The band reunited again in 2023 for shows following the reissue of ''Losers of the Year''.		Sludgeworth reunited to perform at Riot Fest in Chicago in November of 2007 and Insubordination Fest in Baltimore in June of 2008, the latter of which was recorded and released on CD and DVD in 2009. The band reunited again in 2023 for shows following the reissue of ''Losers of the Year''.

	~~In March~~ 2024, ~~Sludgeworth~~ announced ~~on their Facebook page that "something is in~~ the ~~works~~" ~~regarding new music~~.		On April 8, 2024, the band announced the release of a new 7".

	== Members ==		== Members ==
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	# Two Feet On The Ground		# Two Feet On The Ground
	# You And I		# You And I

			*'''''Together Not Together''''' 7"/digital single (Red Scare Industries, 2024)

	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==

Patrick: added notes about new music and liner notes to the reissue. Corrected Dave McLean and Mike Hooten, whose names were misspelled on the Lookout CD.

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added notes about new music and liner notes to the reissue. Corrected Dave McLean and Mike Hooten, whose names were misspelled on the Lookout CD.

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	Sludgeworth reunited to perform at Riot Fest in Chicago in November of 2007 and Insubordination Fest in Baltimore in June of 2008, the latter of which was recorded and released on CD and DVD in 2009. The band reunited again in 2023 for shows following the reissue of ''Losers of the Year''.		Sludgeworth reunited to perform at Riot Fest in Chicago in November of 2007 and Insubordination Fest in Baltimore in June of 2008, the latter of which was recorded and released on CD and DVD in 2009. The band reunited again in 2023 for shows following the reissue of ''Losers of the Year''.

			In March 2024, Sludgeworth announced on their Facebook page that "something is in the works" regarding new music.

	== Members ==		== Members ==
	*[[Dan Schafer]] - Vocals		*[[Dan Schafer]] - Vocals
	*[[Adam White]] - Guitar		*[[Adam White]] - Guitar
	*[[Dave McClean]] - Guitar		*[[Dave McClean\|Dave McLean]] - Guitar
	*[[Mike Hootenstrat]] - Bass		*[[Mike Hootenstrat\|Mike Hooten]] aka Strat - Bass
	*[[Brian Vermin]] - Drums		*[[Brian Vermin]] - Drums

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	*[[Steve Albini]] produced their first EP.		*[[Steve Albini]] produced their first EP.
	*[[Ben Weasel]] wrote the liner notes for the ''Losers of the Year'' CD.		*[[Ben Weasel]] wrote the liner notes for the original ''Losers of the Year'' CD.
			*[[Jeff Pezzati]], Joe Principe (Rise Against), Darryl Wilson ([[The Bollweevils]]), Patrick Costello (Dillinger Four), Brenda Kelly ([[Lawrence Arms]]), and Mikey Erg (The Ergs) wrote liner notes to the 2023 reissue.
	*In a 1990 interview[http://www.dementlieu.com/~obik/arc/other/nakedraygun_id17.html], the members of [[Naked Raygun]] named Sludgeworth as their favorite local band.		*In a 1990 interview[http://www.dementlieu.com/~obik/arc/other/nakedraygun_id17.html], the members of [[Naked Raygun]] named Sludgeworth as their favorite local band.

Patrick: /* Biography */

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Biography

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	Sludgworth reunited for 2 shows in 2001. In November 2006, the Sludgeworth My Space page (run by a fan) announced that there were plans for another reunion show in the Spring of 2007, but a month later it was announced that those plans had been scrapped. At three separate shows late April and early May of [[2007]], Schafer joined [[Naked Raygun]] on stage to perform ''Someday''.		Sludgworth reunited for 2 shows in 2001. In November 2006, the Sludgeworth My Space page (run by a fan) announced that there were plans for another reunion show in the Spring of 2007, but a month later it was announced that those plans had been scrapped. At three separate shows late April and early May of [[2007]], Schafer joined [[Naked Raygun]] on stage to perform ''Someday''.

	Sludgeworth reunited to perform at Riot Fest in Chicago in November of 2007 and Insubordination Fest in Baltimore in June of 2008, the latter of which was recorded and released on CD and DVD in 2009.		Sludgeworth reunited to perform at Riot Fest in Chicago in November of 2007 and Insubordination Fest in Baltimore in June of 2008, the latter of which was recorded and released on CD and DVD in 2009. The band reunited again in 2023 for shows following the reissue of ''Losers of the Year''.

	== Members ==		== Members ==

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	*'''''Losers of the Year''''' CD (Lookout Records [[1995]])		*'''''Losers of the Year''''' CD (Lookout Records [[1995]])
			**Reissued on LP/CD/digital by Red Scare Industries in 2022
	# Waste It Away (from ''What's This?'')		# Waste It Away (from ''What's This?'')
	# Someday (from ''What's This?'')		# Someday (from ''What's This?'')
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	# Two Feet On The Ground (from ''What's This?'')		# Two Feet On The Ground (from ''What's This?'')
	# You And I (from ''Brightside'')		# You And I (from ''Brightside'')
			# To Be The Same (previously unreleased, 2022 CD/digital bonus track)
			# Here For a While (previously unreleased, 2022 CD/digital bonus track)

	*'''''Insubordination Fest '08''''' CD/DVD (Insubordination Records [[2009]])		*'''''Insubordination Fest '08''''' CD/DVD (Insubordination Records [[2009]])
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	* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sludgeworth Wikipedia page]		* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sludgeworth Wikipedia page]
	* [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1044552-Sludgeworth Discogs page]		* [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1044552-Sludgeworth Discogs page]
			* [https://sludgeworth.bandcamp.com/album/losers-of-the-year Bandcamp Page]

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	[[Category:Screeching Weasel]]		[[Category:Screeching Weasel]]
	[[Category:Facebook]]		[[Category:Facebook]]

Patrick: /* Biography */

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	Sludgeworth formed in 1989. The band started out as a side-project for vocalist [[Dan Schafer]] and drummer [[Brian Vermin]], who, at the time, also made up the rhythm section of [[Screeching Weasel]], but became a full-time endeavor after Vermin and Schafer quit [[Screeching Weasel]]. Sludgeworth's songs varied from pop-punk to funk rock. Eventually, this would become the band's undoing, with Schafer wanting to pursue more of a pop-punk sound while the rest of the band wanted to do more funk and alternative rock. The band played their last show in 1993, with their break up announced in advance. In 1995, Lookout Records issued a Sludgeworth compilation that focused mostly on their pop-punk side. It also featured several previously unreleased songs which were rumored to be part of an LP that was uncompleted at the time of the band's break up.		Sludgeworth formed in 1989. The band started out as a side-project for vocalist [[Dan Schafer]] and drummer [[Brian Vermin]], who, at the time, also made up the rhythm section of [[Screeching Weasel]], but became a full-time endeavor after Vermin and Schafer quit [[Screeching Weasel]]. Sludgeworth's songs varied from pop-punk to funk rock. Eventually, this would become the band's undoing, with Schafer wanting to pursue more of a pop-punk sound while the rest of the band wanted to do more funk and alternative rock. The band played their last show in 1993, with their break up announced in advance. In 1995, Lookout Records issued a Sludgeworth compilation that focused mostly on their pop-punk side. It also featured several previously unreleased songs which were rumored to be part of an LP that was uncompleted at the time of the band's break up.

	Following the band's break up, Schafer continued playing with [[Screeching Weasel]] (with whom he had reunited with in 1991), and would later tour and perform with The Queers, [[the Riverdales]], the Mopes, [[the Methadones]], Noise By Numbers, and Dan Vapid and the Cheats. The rest of Sludgeworth formed the band Ethyline (initially called Pound). Adam, Dave, and Mike later ~~performed~~ Magnafux, which included vocalist Matt Bessemer (formerly of Ethyline) and drummer [[Pat Buckley]].		Following the band's break up, Schafer continued playing with [[Screeching Weasel]] (with whom he had reunited with in 1991), and would later tour and perform with The Queers, [[the Riverdales]], the Mopes, [[the Methadones]], Noise By Numbers, and Dan Vapid and the Cheats. The rest of Sludgeworth formed the band Ethyline (initially called Pound). Adam, Dave, and Mike later formed Magnafux, which included vocalist Matt Bessemer (formerly of Ethyline) and drummer [[Pat Buckley]].

	Sludgworth reunited for 2 shows in 2001. In November 2006, the Sludgeworth My Space page (run by a fan) announced that there were plans for another reunion show in the Spring of 2007, but a month later it was announced that those plans had been scrapped. On three separate shows late April and early May of [[2007]], Schafer joined [[Naked Raygun]] on stage to perform ''Someday''.		Sludgworth reunited for 2 shows in 2001. In November 2006, the Sludgeworth My Space page (run by a fan) announced that there were plans for another reunion show in the Spring of 2007, but a month later it was announced that those plans had been scrapped. At three separate shows late April and early May of [[2007]], Schafer joined [[Naked Raygun]] on stage to perform ''Someday''.

	Sludgeworth ~~has~~ reunited to perform at Riot Fest in Chicago in November of 2007 and Insubordination Fest in Baltimore in June of 2008, the latter of which was recorded and released on CD and DVD in 2009.		Sludgeworth reunited to perform at Riot Fest in Chicago in November of 2007 and Insubordination Fest in Baltimore in June of 2008, the latter of which was recorded and released on CD and DVD in 2009.

	== Members ==		== Members ==

Patrick at 16:28, 29 January 2018

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	== External links ==		== External links ==
			* [https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/jugheadsbasementtnh/episodes/2017-12-21T09_00_00-08_00 Sludgeworth Profiled on Jughead's Basement]
	* [http://www.myspace.com/sludgeworth Sludgeworth's My Space Page]		* [http://www.myspace.com/sludgeworth Sludgeworth's My Space Page]
	* [http://ww2.lookoutrecords.com/bands/band.php3?bnd_id=63 Lookout Records' Sludgeworth Page]
	* [https://www.facebook.com/Sludgeworth-98988470561/?fref=ts Facebook profile]		* [https://www.facebook.com/Sludgeworth-98988470561/?fref=ts Facebook profile]
	* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sludgeworth Wikipedia page]		* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sludgeworth Wikipedia page]

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	Sludgeworth was a popular band from Chicago that existed from 1989 to 1993.		Sludgeworth was a popular band from Chicago that existed from 1989 to 1993.

			== Biography ==
	=== Biography ===
	Sludgeworth formed in 1989. The band started out as a side-project for vocalist [[Dan Schafer]] and drummer [[Brian Vermin]], who, at the time, also made up the rhythm section of [[Screeching Weasel]], but became a full-time endeavor after Vermin and Schafer quit [[Screeching Weasel]]. Sludgeworth's songs varied from pop-punk to funk rock. Eventually, this would become the band's undoing, with Schafer wanting to pursue more of a pop-punk sound while the rest of the band wanted to do more funk and alternative rock. The band played their last show in 1993, with their break up announced in advance. In 1995, Lookout Records issued a Sludgeworth compilation that focused mostly on their pop-punk side. It also featured several previously unreleased songs which were rumored to be part of an LP that was uncompleted at the time of the band's break up.		Sludgeworth formed in 1989. The band started out as a side-project for vocalist [[Dan Schafer]] and drummer [[Brian Vermin]], who, at the time, also made up the rhythm section of [[Screeching Weasel]], but became a full-time endeavor after Vermin and Schafer quit [[Screeching Weasel]]. Sludgeworth's songs varied from pop-punk to funk rock. Eventually, this would become the band's undoing, with Schafer wanting to pursue more of a pop-punk sound while the rest of the band wanted to do more funk and alternative rock. The band played their last show in 1993, with their break up announced in advance. In 1995, Lookout Records issued a Sludgeworth compilation that focused mostly on their pop-punk side. It also featured several previously unreleased songs which were rumored to be part of an LP that was uncompleted at the time of the band's break up.

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	Sludgeworth has reunited to perform at Riot Fest in Chicago in November of 2007 and Insubordination Fest in Baltimore in June of 2008, the latter of which was recorded and released on CD and DVD in 2009.		Sludgeworth has reunited to perform at Riot Fest in Chicago in November of 2007 and Insubordination Fest in Baltimore in June of 2008, the latter of which was recorded and released on CD and DVD in 2009.

	=== Members ===		== Members ==
	*[[Dan Schafer]] - Vocals		*[[Dan Schafer]] - Vocals
	*[[Adam White]] - Guitar		*[[Adam White]] - Guitar
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	*[[Brian Vermin]] - Drums		*[[Brian Vermin]] - Drums

	=== Discography ===		== Discography ==
	*'''''Sludgeworth''''' 7" EP ([[Roadkill Records]] [[1990]])		*'''''Sludgeworth''''' 7" EP ([[Roadkill Records]] [[1990]])
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	# You And I		# You And I

	=== Trivia ===		== Trivia ==
	*[[Steve Albini]] produced their first EP.		*[[Steve Albini]] produced their first EP.
	*[[Ben Weasel]] wrote the liner notes for the ''Losers of the Year'' CD.		*[[Ben Weasel]] wrote the liner notes for the ''Losers of the Year'' CD.
	*In a 1990 interview[http://www.dementlieu.com/~obik/arc/other/nakedraygun_id17.html], the members of [[Naked Raygun]] named Sludgeworth as their favorite local band.		*In a 1990 interview[http://www.dementlieu.com/~obik/arc/other/nakedraygun_id17.html], the members of [[Naked Raygun]] named Sludgeworth as their favorite local band.

	==~~= Links =~~==		== External links ==
	*[http://www.myspace.com/sludgeworth Sludgeworth's My Space Page]		* [http://www.myspace.com/sludgeworth Sludgeworth's My Space Page]
	*[http://ww2.lookoutrecords.com/bands/band.php3?bnd_id=63 Lookout Records' Sludgeworth Page]		* [http://ww2.lookoutrecords.com/bands/band.php3?bnd_id=63 Lookout Records' Sludgeworth Page]
			* [https://www.facebook.com/Sludgeworth-98988470561/?fref=ts Facebook profile]
			* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sludgeworth Wikipedia page]
			* [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1044552-Sludgeworth Discogs page]

	[[Category:Bands]]		[[Category:Bands]]
	[[Category:Screeching Weasel]]		[[Category:Screeching Weasel]]

Patrick at 14:52, 9 December 2015

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	Sludgeworth formed in 1989. The band started out as a side-project for vocalist [[Dan Schafer]] and drummer [[Brian Vermin]], who, at the time, also made up the rhythm section of [[Screeching Weasel]], but became a full-time endeavor after Vermin and Schafer quit [[Screeching Weasel]]. Sludgeworth's songs varied from pop-punk to funk rock. Eventually, this would become the band's undoing, with Schafer wanting to pursue more of a pop-punk sound while the rest of the band wanted to do more funk and alternative rock. The band played their last show in 1993, with their break up announced in advance. In 1995, Lookout Records issued a Sludgeworth compilation that focused mostly on their pop-punk side. It also featured several previously unreleased songs which were rumored to be part of an LP that was uncompleted at the time of the band's break up.		Sludgeworth formed in 1989. The band started out as a side-project for vocalist [[Dan Schafer]] and drummer [[Brian Vermin]], who, at the time, also made up the rhythm section of [[Screeching Weasel]], but became a full-time endeavor after Vermin and Schafer quit [[Screeching Weasel]]. Sludgeworth's songs varied from pop-punk to funk rock. Eventually, this would become the band's undoing, with Schafer wanting to pursue more of a pop-punk sound while the rest of the band wanted to do more funk and alternative rock. The band played their last show in 1993, with their break up announced in advance. In 1995, Lookout Records issued a Sludgeworth compilation that focused mostly on their pop-punk side. It also featured several previously unreleased songs which were rumored to be part of an LP that was uncompleted at the time of the band's break up.

	Following the band's break up, Schafer ~~returned to a reunited~~ [[Screeching Weasel]], and would later tour and perform with The Queers, [[the Riverdales]], the Mopes~~, and currently~~, [[the Methadones]]. The rest of Sludgeworth formed the band Ethyline (initially called Pound). ~~Currently,~~ Adam, Dave, and Mike ~~perform with~~ Magnafux, which ~~includes~~ vocalist Matt Bessemer (formerly of Ethyline) and drummer [[Pat Buckley]].		Following the band's break up, Schafer continued playing with [[Screeching Weasel]] (with whom he had reunited with in 1991), and would later tour and perform with The Queers, [[the Riverdales]], the Mopes, [[the Methadones]], Noise By Numbers, and Dan Vapid and the Cheats. The rest of Sludgeworth formed the band Ethyline (initially called Pound). Adam, Dave, and Mike later performed Magnafux, which included vocalist Matt Bessemer (formerly of Ethyline) and drummer [[Pat Buckley]].

	Sludgworth reunited for 2 shows in 2001. In November 2006, the Sludgeworth My Space page (run by a fan) announced that there were plans for another reunion show in the Spring of 2007, but a month later it was announced that those plans had been scrapped. On three separate shows late April and early May of [[2007]], Schafer joined [[Naked Raygun]] on stage to perform ''Someday''.		Sludgworth reunited for 2 shows in 2001. In November 2006, the Sludgeworth My Space page (run by a fan) announced that there were plans for another reunion show in the Spring of 2007, but a month later it was announced that those plans had been scrapped. On three separate shows late April and early May of [[2007]], Schafer joined [[Naked Raygun]] on stage to perform ''Someday''.

Patrick: /* Biography */

2009-08-17T21:17:43Z

Biography

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	Sludgeworth formed in 1989. The band started out as a side-project for vocalist [[Dan Schafer]] and drummer [[Brian Vermin]], who, at the time, also made up the rhythm section of [[Screeching Weasel]], but became a full-time endeavor after Vermin and Schafer quit [[Screeching Weasel]]. Sludgeworth's songs varied from pop-punk to funk rock. Eventually, this would become the band's undoing, with Schafer wanting to pursue more of a pop-punk sound while the rest of the band wanted to do more funk and alternative rock. The band played their last show in 1993, with their break up announced in advance. In 1995, Lookout Records issued a Sludgeworth compilation that focused mostly on their pop-punk side. It also featured several previously unreleased songs which were rumored to be part of an LP that was uncompleted at the time of the band's break up.		Sludgeworth formed in 1989. The band started out as a side-project for vocalist [[Dan Schafer]] and drummer [[Brian Vermin]], who, at the time, also made up the rhythm section of [[Screeching Weasel]], but became a full-time endeavor after Vermin and Schafer quit [[Screeching Weasel]]. Sludgeworth's songs varied from pop-punk to funk rock. Eventually, this would become the band's undoing, with Schafer wanting to pursue more of a pop-punk sound while the rest of the band wanted to do more funk and alternative rock. The band played their last show in 1993, with their break up announced in advance. In 1995, Lookout Records issued a Sludgeworth compilation that focused mostly on their pop-punk side. It also featured several previously unreleased songs which were rumored to be part of an LP that was uncompleted at the time of the band's break up.

	Following the band's break up, Schafer returned to a reunited [[Screeching Weasel]], and would later tour and perform with The Queers, the Riverdales, the Mopes, and currently, the Methadones. The rest of Sludgeworth formed the band Ethyline (initially called Pound).		Following the band's break up, Schafer returned to a reunited [[Screeching Weasel]], and would later tour and perform with The Queers, [[the Riverdales]], the Mopes, and currently, [[the Methadones]]. The rest of Sludgeworth formed the band Ethyline (initially called Pound). Currently, Adam, Dave, and Mike perform with Magnafux, which includes vocalist Matt Bessemer (formerly of Ethyline) and drummer [[Pat Buckley]].

	Sludgworth reunited for 2 shows in 2001. In November 2006, the Sludgeworth My Space page (run by a fan) announced that there were plans for another reunion show in the Spring of 2007, but a month later it was announced that those plans had been scrapped. On three separate shows late April and early May of [[2007]], Schafer joined [[Naked Raygun]] on stage to perform ''Someday''.		Sludgworth reunited for 2 shows in 2001. In November 2006, the Sludgeworth My Space page (run by a fan) announced that there were plans for another reunion show in the Spring of 2007, but a month later it was announced that those plans had been scrapped. On three separate shows late April and early May of [[2007]], Schafer joined [[Naked Raygun]] on stage to perform ''Someday''.

			Sludgeworth has reunited to perform at Riot Fest in Chicago in November of 2007 and Insubordination Fest in Baltimore in June of 2008, the latter of which was recorded and released on CD and DVD in 2009.

	=== Members ===		=== Members ===