Bands that dissapeared off the face of the planet

[YI]

A few months ago I randomly remembered some MTV2 documentary series that followed around a number of bands, and a few got a small amount of popularity out of it. It was roughly around the time emo was becoming popular, with brand new, ffaf and the like getting popularity over in the UK, so lots of the bands were emo bands. The only two I could remember were The Holiday Plan (Who I remember being pretty badass) and Foolproof (Who were shitty...but had a fairly catchy song).

I searched a bit and found they'd both split up...but that info was wrong, as tonight, as I'm sittign here eating izza and looking at Strung Out live videos on youtube, I stumble across a Foolproof video from the same user...live...from this year...and it fucking SUCKS!!! It's the same band, they look gay as fuck, and it's the only song i remember from them..>"Paper House" or some shit...it's fucking awful...check it out for yourself...

On the other hand...The Holiday Plan are broken up...but here's a video so you can bask in their greatness

So yeah...bands that dissapeared off the face of the earth...who can you remember?

And in other news...this rocks, stoners should not be allowed to make video journals;

Edited March 4, 2007 by YI

[IAceI]

The Rasmus. They had that song.

[YI]

And that chick-dude as a lead singer.

[K]

Don't The Rasmus have like eighty six albums?

I just remember being really suprised, 'cause no-one could name anything they'd done other than that... song.. with... the singing.

[Skummy]

I think all their other albums came out a fair bit before Dead Letters, and were all dull formulaic pop-punk, from what I've been told.

[Regia]

Didn't Crazy Town do that song 'Butterfly' the just dissapear forever?

[B-Rad]

Didn't Crazy Town do that song 'Butterfly' the just dissapear forever?

[YI]

Didn't Crazy Town do that song 'Butterfly' the just dissapear forever?

[Summers]

Drowning was a badass song, to be fair.

[Nerf]

In My Life by The Rasmus is an excellent song!

[Gene Kiniski]

The funny this about "Butterfly" is that it was released and flopped. Two years later the record company re-released it and it blew up.

[ROC]

Rooney. They had "Blue Side" and the self-titled album released around...I'd like to say 2002, and not a damn bit of material since.

Quarashi. I remember they had a fucking awesome song called "Mr. Jinx" out plus "Stick 'Em Up" and then I think they broke up.

Secret Machines. I haven't heard shit from them since "Nowhere Again" came out.

[Farmer Reil]

"Now Ladies come, ladies go,

Through my revolving door,

Some ladies never come back,

Most come back for more.

I’ve got a house in the hills,

With a door that spins,

Goes in and out,

Out and in,

‘Round and ‘round again!"

Lyrical genius.

[IDOL]

Puddle of Mudd, praised as the next big thing but had no staying power what so ever

[lafunky xxvii]

Me and my mate were wondering the other day what happened to The Vines.

[GoGo Yubari]

Me and my mate were wondering the other day what happened to The Vines.

They released a new album last year. I've only heard their single from it ("Don't Listen to the Radio") but it's pretty much like everything else they've done except worse. Highly Evolved is a pretty decent album, though.

[TheCrippler]

Lit.

[Liam]

Me and my mate were wondering the other day what happened to The Vines.

Probably best said in the 'Wankers in Rock' thread, but the lead singer of the Vines always seemed like one of the bigger wankers going.

Plus they were shit....that didn't help.

[Big Tuna]

Puddle of Mudd, praised as the next big thing but had no staying power what so ever

[Jook]

Rooney. They had "Blue Side" and the self-titled album released around...I'd like to say 2002, and not a damn bit of material since.

Quarashi. I remember they had a fucking awesome song called "Mr. Jinx" out plus "Stick 'Em Up" and then I think they broke up.

Secret Machines. I haven't heard shit from them since "Nowhere Again" came out.