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Released: Jan 22, 2009

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I Ain't Lying M80's cover
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Genre: Comedy / Punk
Location Eindhoven, ALABAMA, NL
Profile Views: 108386
Last Login: 10/15/2010
Member Since 2/8/2005
Website www.myspace.com/69charger
Record Label U-Sonic, Stardumb, Roulettes, Devil Doll, etc..
Type of Label Indie
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.. .. ...... ..We have 2 new videos online!! Both the songs "Would be alright" and "Moonshine Blues" are on our new CD on SONIC Records!.. ...... .. .. .. .. .. ...... ..For the Moonshine Blues video and other 69 Charger footage click ..HERE!.... ...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... ....The year is 1998 and while the world is obsessing about the upcoming new millenium, three boys decide to give a big middle finger to all the confusion. They unite their unique individual lack of musical abilities and start cranking out the most primal of tunes. Almost immediatly people in their hometown Eindhoven picked up on their fresh and fun style and sound, and the boys were asked to bring some fun into many a barbeque party. In December '99 the band released their debut 7" I've Got A Feeling on their own label Roulette's Records. .. ..The press about this swell piece of vinyl: "Joepie, Joechee, Halleluja, Godverdomme!!!" Transl: Yeehaw, Woowee, Hallelujah, Goddamn!!! .. ..So things started rolling... rolling fast. When laugh-of-the-town Carlos S. was recruited as bass player, 69 Charger, now more powerful then ever, started their crusade. Spreading the word from town to town, country to country, putting the smile back into the lives of youngsters, oldies, babies and their mothers all over the world. And they haven't stopped just yet! .. ..More releases on Roulette's followed and the boys played like 80 shows a year in Holland, Belgium and Germany alone. So the word got around... Early 2004 the band got picked up by the infamous Stardumb Records. The first, ass-shakin' full-length 69 Charger album Trash Deluxe! saw the light of day, and was an instant hit, getting raving reviews in magazines across the globe. The album was even at the top spot of Fret Magazine's Lowlands Top 25 for two months! .. ..Over the years, 69 Charger shared the stage with The BellRays, Supersuckers, Zeke, The Hives, Riverboat Gamblers, Black Lips, Columbian Neckties, Adam West, Gluecifer, Nashville Pussy, Mistreaters. Zen Guerrilla,Peter Pan Speedrock, Cosmic Psychos, The Dirtbombs, B-Movie Rats, Puffball, Stilettos, El Guapo Stuntteam, The Spades, Berserkerz, The Saints, The Little Killers, Hard Feelings, Cooljerks, The Dwarves, Nine Pound Hammer, The Kids and many others. .. BOOKINGS:.. http://www.sedate-bookings.com..
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.. .. .. .. ...... and stuff like: Replacements, Stooges, DMZ, Sonics, Candy Snatchers, Oblivians, Gun Club, New Bomb Turks, Devil Dogs, Raunch Hands, KBD, Humpers, Rocket From The Crypt, old soul, country, psychedelica, Back From The Grave, Crypt Records .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... ......
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We have 2 new videos online!! Both the songs "Would be alright" and "Moonshine Blues" are on our new CD on SONIC Records!

For the Moonshine Blues video and other 69 Charger footage click HERE!

The year is 1998 and while the world is obsessing about the upcoming new millenium, three boys decide to give a big middle finger to all the confusion. They unite their unique individual lack of musical abilities and start cranking out the most primal of tunes. Almost immediatly people in their hometown Eindhoven picked up on their fresh and fun style and sound, and the boys were asked to bring some fun into many a barbeque party. In December '99 the band released their debut 7" I've Got A Feeling on their own label Roulette's Records.

The press about this swell piece of vinyl: "Joepie, Joechee, Halleluja, Godverdomme!!!" Transl: Yeehaw, Woowee, Hallelujah, Goddamn!!!

So things started rolling... rolling fast. When laugh-of-the-town Carlos S. was recruited as bass player, 69 Charger, now more powerful then ever, started their crusade. Spreading the word from town to town, country to country, putting the smile back into the lives of youngsters, oldies, babies and their mothers all over the world. And they haven't stopped just yet!

More releases on Roulette's followed and the boys played like 80 shows a year in Holland, Belgium and Germany alone. So the word got around... Early 2004 the band got picked up by the infamous Stardumb Records. The first, ass-shakin' full-length 69 Charger album Trash Deluxe! saw the light of day, and was an instant hit, getting raving reviews in magazines across the globe. The album was even at the top spot of Fret Magazine's Lowlands Top 25 for two months!

Over the years, 69 Charger shared the stage with The BellRays, Supersuckers, Zeke, The Hives, Riverboat Gamblers, Black Lips, Columbian Neckties, Adam West, Gluecifer, Nashville Pussy, Mistreaters. Zen Guerrilla,Peter Pan Speedrock, Cosmic Psychos, The Dirtbombs, B-Movie Rats, Puffball, Stilettos, El Guapo Stuntteam, The Spades, Berserkerz, The Saints, The Little Killers, Hard Feelings, Cooljerks, The Dwarves, Nine Pound Hammer, The Kids and many others.

BOOKINGS:.. http://www.sedate-bookings.com..

Member Since:

February 08, 2005

Members:

Mitchy.

Carlos

Roxa

Influences:

and stuff like: Replacements, Stooges, DMZ, Sonics, Candy Snatchers, Oblivians, Gun Club, New Bomb Turks, Devil Dogs, Raunch Hands, KBD, Humpers, Rocket From The Crypt, old soul, country, psychedelica, Back From The Grave, Crypt Records