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Libertine

Album: Remain In Memory - The Final Show

Released: Jan 1, 2008

Label: Fat Wreck Chords

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Libertine
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General Info

Genre: Punk / Rock
Location Santa Cruz, California, US
Profile Views: 698337
Last Login: 1/17/2012
Member Since 1/27/2006
Record Label FAT WRECK CHORDS
Type of Label Indie
Bio
Good Riddance was a seminal, melodic/hardcore band from Santa Cruz, California. The band's career spanned from around 1993-2007 and included 7 full-length albums, several EP's and splits and countless tours all over the world. Good Riddance's final show (May 27th 2007) happened fittingly enough in their hometown of Santa Cruz, CA and was recorded live. There is no longer a Good Riddance website as the band is no longer active. This profile is operated by a band member and kept up mostly to give GR fans a place to network and relive the music. Don't write us asking when we're coming to your town - we're not. Thank you to everyone who supported us - we couldn't have done it without you!! "REMAIN IN MEMORY - The Final Show" will be released on CD only on FAT WRECK CHORDS on March 18 (March 14 in Germany) 2008. No DVD release is planned as of yet.
Members
The final line-up of Good Riddance was: Luke Pabich - Guitar, Russ Rankin - Vocals, Sean Sellers - Drums, Chuck Platt - Bass. past members include: Dave Wagenschutz - Drums (Symptoms Of A Leveling Spirit, Bound By Ties Of Blood And Affection), Dave Raun - Drums (The Phenomenon Of Craving), Rich McDermott - Drums (For God And Country)
Influences
Bad Religion, Dead Kennedys, Sick Of It All, Pennywise, Black Flag, Adolescents, T.S.O.L.
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