Toothpaste - Revision history

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	'''Toothpaste''' is an early 80s Chicago punk band that formed out of former members of [[Naked Raygun]] and [[The Wayouts]]. They released a 12" in [[1983]] recorded at 2120 S. Michigan Ave. (formerly Chess Records) and played around town until about [[1985]], with a number of lineup changes. Their record received favorable reviews and was recommended by [[Steve Albini]], among others. Al Szopinski left the band for two years and former Naked Raygun members [[Camilo Gonzalez]] and [[Jim Colao]] took up the slack. Toothpaste took a more pop punk approach to the music while Naked Raygun, [[Strike Under]] and the [[Effigies]] pushed the more hardcore "Chicago Sound". Naked Raygun and [[Big Black]] member [[Santiago Durango]] wrote "Oh Yeah Come On" and Naked Raygun guitarist [[John Haggerty]] played sax on the studio recording of "Oh Yeah Come On". Toothpaste did a lot of studio recording with [[Iain Burgess]] and may release a compilation CD with fellow early Chicago punk bands [[Silver Abuse]] and the Way-Outs! in conjunction with their reunion show on December 29, 2007, at the Lucky Gator Loft.		'''Toothpaste''' is an early 80s Chicago punk band that formed out of former members of [[Naked Raygun]] and [[The Wayouts]]. They released a 12" in [[1983]] recorded at 2120 S. Michigan Ave. (formerly Chess Records) and played around town until about [[1985]], with a number of lineup changes. Their record received favorable reviews and was recommended by [[Steve Albini]], among others. Al Szopinski left the band for two years and former Naked Raygun members [[Camilo Gonzalez]] and [[Jim Colao]] took up the slack. Toothpaste took a more pop punk approach to the music while Naked Raygun, [[Strike Under]] and the [[Effigies]] pushed the more hardcore "Chicago Sound". Naked Raygun and [[Big Black]] member [[Santiago Durango]] wrote "Oh Yeah Come On" and Naked Raygun guitarist [[John Haggerty]] played sax on the studio recording of "Oh Yeah Come On". Toothpaste did a lot of studio recording with [[Iain Burgess]] and may release a compilation CD with fellow early Chicago punk bands [[Silver Abuse]] and the Way-Outs! in conjunction with their reunion show on December 29, 2007, at the Lucky Gator Loft.


	== Members ==		== Members ==


	* [[John Lundin]] (ultra) - Guitar, Keyboards,		* [[John Lundin]] (ultra) - Guitar, Keyboards,
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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
			* [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1607221-Toothpaste Discogs page]
	* [http://www.dementlieu.com/~obik/arc/other/toothpaste_matter5.txt Matter 5 zine interview with Toothpaste]		* [http://www.dementlieu.com/~obik/arc/other/toothpaste_matter5.txt Matter 5 zine interview with Toothpaste]

AnarchistiCookie at 10:21, 8 July 2016

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	[[Category:Audio]]		[[Category:Audio]]
	[[Category:YouTube]]		[[Category:YouTube]]
			[[Category:Toothpaste]]

Gantry at 04:21, 6 June 2009

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	[[Image:ToothpasteMatter.jpg\|right\|250px\|thumb\|From Left-to-Right: Jon, Bob, Al]]		[[Image:ToothpasteMatter.jpg\|right\|250px\|thumb\|From Left-to-Right: Jon, Bob, Al]]

	'''Toothpaste''' is an early 80s Chicago punk band that formed out of former members of [[Naked Raygun]] and [[The Wayouts]]. They released a 12" in [[1983]] recorded at 2120 S. Michigan Ave. (formerly Chess Records) and played around town until about [[1985]], with a number of lineup changes. Their record received favorable reviews and was recommended by [[Steve Albini]], among others. Al Szopinski left the band for two years and former Naked Raygun members [[Camilo Gonzalez]] and [[Jim Colao]] took up the slack. Toothpaste took a more pop punk approach to the music while Naked Raygun, [[Strike Under]] and the [[Effigies]] pushed the more hardcore "Chicago Sound". Naked Raygun and [[Big Black]] member [[Santiago Durango]] wrote "Oh Yeah Come On" and Naked Raygun guitarist [[John Haggerty]] played sax on the studio recording of "Oh Yeah Come On". Toothpaste did a lot of studio recording with [[Iain Burgess]] and may release a compilation CD with fellow early Chicago punk bands [[Silver Abuse]] and the Way-Outs! in conjunction with ~~an upcoming~~ reunion show on December 29, 2007, at the Lucky Gator Loft.		'''Toothpaste''' is an early 80s Chicago punk band that formed out of former members of [[Naked Raygun]] and [[The Wayouts]]. They released a 12" in [[1983]] recorded at 2120 S. Michigan Ave. (formerly Chess Records) and played around town until about [[1985]], with a number of lineup changes. Their record received favorable reviews and was recommended by [[Steve Albini]], among others. Al Szopinski left the band for two years and former Naked Raygun members [[Camilo Gonzalez]] and [[Jim Colao]] took up the slack. Toothpaste took a more pop punk approach to the music while Naked Raygun, [[Strike Under]] and the [[Effigies]] pushed the more hardcore "Chicago Sound". Naked Raygun and [[Big Black]] member [[Santiago Durango]] wrote "Oh Yeah Come On" and Naked Raygun guitarist [[John Haggerty]] played sax on the studio recording of "Oh Yeah Come On". Toothpaste did a lot of studio recording with [[Iain Burgess]] and may release a compilation CD with fellow early Chicago punk bands [[Silver Abuse]] and the Way-Outs! in conjunction with their reunion show on December 29, 2007, at the Lucky Gator Loft.

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Members

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	* [[John Lundin]] (ultra) - Guitar, Keyboards,		* [[John Lundin]] (ultra) - Guitar, Keyboards,
	* [[Bob Damrau]] (aqua) - Drums, Guitar, Vocals		* [[Bob Damrau]] (aqua) - Drums, Guitar, Vocals
	* Al Szopinski (pepso) - Guitar, Vocals		* [[Al Szopinski]] (pepso) - Guitar, Vocals
	* [[Camilo Gonzalez]] - Bass, Vocals		* [[Camilo Gonzalez]] - Bass, Vocals
	* [[Jim Colao]] - Vocals, Drums, Percussion		* [[Jim Colao]] - Vocals, Drums, Percussion
	* [[Paul Chabala]] - Sax		* [[Paul Chabala]] - Sax
	* Lucy Geever-Conroy - Violin		* Lucy Geever-Conroy - Violin

	== Releases - click song to listen ==		== Releases - click song to listen ==

Galanter: Added YouTube section and clips from the Chicago Punk Rock 1980's DVD

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Added YouTube section and clips from the Chicago Punk Rock 1980's DVD

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	* [http://www.dementlieu.com/~obik/arc/other/toothpaste_matter5.txt Matter 5 zine interview with Toothpaste]		* [http://www.dementlieu.com/~obik/arc/other/toothpaste_matter5.txt Matter 5 zine interview with Toothpaste]

			== YouTube Clips ==

			* Live, early 1980's in Chicago
			** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfRVt_Sc3eY Count Chocula (from Chicago Punk Rock 1980's DVD)]

	[[Category:Bands]]		[[Category:Bands]]
	[[Category:Naked Raygun]]		[[Category:Naked Raygun]]
	[[Category:Audio]]		[[Category:Audio]]
			[[Category:YouTube]]

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	* '''''Toothpaste EP''''' ([[Schwa]], 1983)		* '''''Toothpaste EP''''' ([[Schwa]], 1983)
	** Recorded November, [[1982]] at 2120 S. Michigan Ave. (formerly Chess Records)		** Recorded November, [[1982]] at 2120 S. Michigan Ave. (formerly Chess Records)
	# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-Palestine.~~wma~~ Palestine~~] - [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-Palestine.mp3 (mp3)~~]		# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-Palestine.mp3 Palestine]
	# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-HoudinisMagicSecret.~~wma~~ Houdini's Magic Secret~~] - [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-HoudinisMagicSecret.mp3 (mp3)~~]		# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-HoudinisMagicSecret.mp3 Houdini's Magic Secret]
	# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-AmerikanBeauties.~~wma~~ Amerikan Beauties~~] - [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-AmerikanBeauties.mp3 (mp3)~~]		# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-AmerikanBeauties.mp3 Amerikan Beauties]
	# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-SexBolts.~~wma~~ Sex Bolts~~] - [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-SexBolts.mp3 (mp3)~~]		# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-SexBolts.mp3 Sex Bolts]
	# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-SpyGuy.~~wma~~ Spy Guy~~] - [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-SpyGuy.mp3 (mp3)~~]		# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-SpyGuy.mp3 Spy Guy]
	# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-SkinheadsAreOK.~~wma~~ Skinheads Are OK~~] - [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-SkinheadsAreOK.mp3 (mp3)~~]		# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-SkinheadsAreOK.mp3 Skinheads Are OK]
	# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-PeopleAreFunny.~~wma~~ People Are Funny] ~~- [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-PeopleAreFunny.mp3 (mp3)]~~		# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-PeopleAreFunny.mp3 People Are Funny]

	~~'''Note -''' The song link has the file in the ripped wma format (slightly better quality) and the mp3 link is the wma converted to mp3.~~

	== Record Covers ==		== Record Covers ==

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	'''Toothpaste''' is an early 80s Chicago punk band that formed out of former members of [[Naked Raygun]] and [[The Wayouts]]. They released a 12" in [[1983]] recorded at 2120 S. Michigan Ave. (formerly Chess Records) and played around town until about [[1985]], with a number of lineup changes. Their record received favorable reviews and was recommended by [[Steve Albini]], among others. Al Szopinski left the band for two years and former Naked Raygun members [[Camilo Gonzalez]] and [[Jim Colao]] took up the slack. Toothpaste took a more pop punk approach to the music while Naked Raygun, [[Strike Under]] and the [[Effigies]] pushed the more hardcore "Chicago Sound". Naked Raygun and [[Big Black]] member [[Santiago Durango]] wrote "Oh Yeah Come On" and Naked Raygun guitarist [[John Haggerty]] played sax on the studio recording of "Oh Yeah Come On". Toothpaste did ~~alot~~ of studio recording with [[Iain Burgess]] and ~~plan to~~ release a compilation CD with fellow early Chicago punk bands [[Silver Abuse]] and the Way-Outs! in ~~celebration of~~ an upcoming reunion show on December 29, 2007 at Lucky Gator Loft ~~with Silver Abuse and the Way-Outs!~~.		'''Toothpaste''' is an early 80s Chicago punk band that formed out of former members of [[Naked Raygun]] and [[The Wayouts]]. They released a 12" in [[1983]] recorded at 2120 S. Michigan Ave. (formerly Chess Records) and played around town until about [[1985]], with a number of lineup changes. Their record received favorable reviews and was recommended by [[Steve Albini]], among others. Al Szopinski left the band for two years and former Naked Raygun members [[Camilo Gonzalez]] and [[Jim Colao]] took up the slack. Toothpaste took a more pop punk approach to the music while Naked Raygun, [[Strike Under]] and the [[Effigies]] pushed the more hardcore "Chicago Sound". Naked Raygun and [[Big Black]] member [[Santiago Durango]] wrote "Oh Yeah Come On" and Naked Raygun guitarist [[John Haggerty]] played sax on the studio recording of "Oh Yeah Come On". Toothpaste did a lot of studio recording with [[Iain Burgess]] and may release a compilation CD with fellow early Chicago punk bands [[Silver Abuse]] and the Way-Outs! in conjunction with an upcoming reunion show on December 29, 2007, at the Lucky Gator Loft.

Johnlundin at 09:06, 2 August 2007

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	* '''''Toothpaste EP''''' ([[Schwa]], 1983)		* '''''Toothpaste EP''''' ([[Schwa]], 1983)
	** Recorded November, [[1982]] at ~~Gerim~~		** Recorded November, [[1982]] at 2120 S. Michigan Ave. (formerly Chess Records)
	# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-Palestine.wma Palestine] - [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-Palestine.mp3 (mp3)]		# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-Palestine.wma Palestine] - [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-Palestine.mp3 (mp3)]
	# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-HoudinisMagicSecret.wma Houdini's Magic Secret] - [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-HoudinisMagicSecret.mp3 (mp3)]		# [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-HoudinisMagicSecret.wma Houdini's Magic Secret] - [http://punkdatabase.com/sounds/Toothpaste/Toothpaste-HoudinisMagicSecret.mp3 (mp3)]

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	'''Toothpaste''' is an early 80s Chicago punk band that formed out of former members of [[Naked Raygun]] and [[The Wayouts]]. They released a 12" in [[1983]] and played around town until about [[1985]], with a number of lineup changes. Their record received favorable reviews and was recommended by [[Steve Albini]], among others. Al Szopinski left the band for two years ~~while~~ former Naked Raygun members [[Camilo Gonzalez]] & [[Jim Colao]] took up the slack. Toothpaste took a more pop punk approach to the music while Naked Raygun, [[Strike Under]] & the [[Effigies]] pushed the more hardcore "Chicago Sound". Naked Raygun & [[Big Black]] member [[Santiago Durango]] wrote "Oh Yeah Come On" & Naked Raygun guitarist [[John Haggerty]] played sax on the studio recording of "Oh Yeah Come On". Toothpaste did alot of studio recording & plan to release a compilation CD with fellow early Chicago punk bands [[Silver Abuse]] & the Way-~~outs~~! in celebration of an upcoming reunion show on December 29, 2007 at Lucky Gator Loft with Silver Abuse & the Way-Outs!.		'''Toothpaste''' is an early 80s Chicago punk band that formed out of former members of [[Naked Raygun]] and [[The Wayouts]]. They released a 12" in [[1983]] recorded at 2120 S. Michigan Ave. (formerly Chess Records) and played around town until about [[1985]], with a number of lineup changes. Their record received favorable reviews and was recommended by [[Steve Albini]], among others. Al Szopinski left the band for two years and former Naked Raygun members [[Camilo Gonzalez]] and [[Jim Colao]] took up the slack. Toothpaste took a more pop punk approach to the music while Naked Raygun, [[Strike Under]] and the [[Effigies]] pushed the more hardcore "Chicago Sound". Naked Raygun and [[Big Black]] member [[Santiago Durango]] wrote "Oh Yeah Come On" and Naked Raygun guitarist [[John Haggerty]] played sax on the studio recording of "Oh Yeah Come On". Toothpaste did alot of studio recording with [[Iain Burgess]] and plan to release a compilation CD with fellow early Chicago punk bands [[Silver Abuse]] and the Way-Outs! in celebration of an upcoming reunion show on December 29, 2007 at Lucky Gator Loft with Silver Abuse and the Way-Outs!.

Johnlundin at 08:26, 2 August 2007

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	'''Toothpaste''' is an early 80s Chicago punk band that formed out of former members of [[Naked Raygun]] and [[The Wayouts]]. They released a 12" in [[1983]] and played around town until about [[1985]], with a number of lineup changes. Their record received favorable reviews and was recommended by [[Steve Albini]], among others. Al Szopinski left the band for two years while former Naked Raygun members [[Camilo Gonzalez]] & [[Jim Colao]] took up the slack. Toothpaste took a more pop punk approach to the music while Naked Raygun, [[Strike Under]] & the [[Effigies]] pushed the hardcore ~~sound~~. ~~Former~~ Naked Raygun & [[Big Black]] member [[Santiago Durango]] wrote "Oh Yeah Come On" & ~~former~~ Naked Raygun guitarist [[John Haggerty]] played sax on the studio recording of "Oh Yeah Come On". Toothpaste did alot of studio recording & plan to release a compilation CD with Silver Abuse & the Way-outs! in celebration of an upcoming reunion show on December 29, 2007 at Lucky Gator Loft with ~~fellow early Chicago punk bands~~ Silver Abuse & the Way-Outs!.		'''Toothpaste''' is an early 80s Chicago punk band that formed out of former members of [[Naked Raygun]] and [[The Wayouts]]. They released a 12" in [[1983]] and played around town until about [[1985]], with a number of lineup changes. Their record received favorable reviews and was recommended by [[Steve Albini]], among others. Al Szopinski left the band for two years while former Naked Raygun members [[Camilo Gonzalez]] & [[Jim Colao]] took up the slack. Toothpaste took a more pop punk approach to the music while Naked Raygun, [[Strike Under]] & the [[Effigies]] pushed the more hardcore "Chicago Sound". Naked Raygun & [[Big Black]] member [[Santiago Durango]] wrote "Oh Yeah Come On" & Naked Raygun guitarist [[John Haggerty]] played sax on the studio recording of "Oh Yeah Come On". Toothpaste did alot of studio recording & plan to release a compilation CD with fellow early Chicago punk bands [[Silver Abuse]] & the Way-outs! in celebration of an upcoming reunion show on December 29, 2007 at Lucky Gator Loft with Silver Abuse & the Way-Outs!.