Murphy's Law (band)

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Murphy's Law
Origin New York, USA
Genre(s) Punk rock, Hardcore punk
Associated acts Danzig, The Bouncing Souls, Skinnerbox, Agnostic Front
Website Official site
Members
Jimmy Gestapo

Murphy's Law is a hardcore punk band from New York. While vocalist Jimmy Gestapo remains the only founding member of the band, the constantly changing line-up has consisted of former and future members of bands such as Skinnerbox, Danzig, The Bouncing Souls, Mucky Pup, Dog Eat Dog, Hanoi Rocks, Agnostic Front, and D Generation. Their 1991 album, The Best of Times, featured appearances and production by members of the band Fishbone. Jimmy Gestapo is also a principal in the Lower East Side’s, New York Hardcore Tattoos. In 2002, the band appeared in Matthew Barney's film, Cremaster 3 along with Agnostic Front.

Contents

[edit] List of members (past & present)

This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.


[edit] Current Lineup

  • Jimmy Gestapo - Vocals
  • Felipe - Guitar
  • Quincy - Drums
  • Tim - Bass
  • Raven - Sax

[edit] Vocals

  • Jimmy Gestapo (Jimmy Drescher)

[edit] Guitar

[edit] Bass

[edit] Drums

[edit] Horns

  • Raven (Seaton "Chuck" Hancock III) - sax
  • Ben Jaffe ( the Diamond Mines, Eli "Paperboy" Reed and the True Loves, Skavovee and the Epitones) - sax
  • Joseph Bowie - trombone
  • Jeff "Django" Baker (Skinnerbox, Stubborn All-Stars) - trombone
  • Danny Dulin (Skinnerbox, Stubborn All-Stars) - trumpet
  • Drunk Robb (Drunk Robb and The Shots) - trombone
  • John Mulkerin - trumpet
  • Johnny Banks - trumpet

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

[edit] Singles

  • Monster Mash (1991) Relativity Records – 7" single
  • My Woman from Tokyo (1995) – Japan only 7" split single
  • What Will The Neighbors Think? (1996) Another Planet – 7" single
  • Genkika (1996) – Japan only 7" split single
  • Kansai Woman (1996) – Japan only 7" single
  • Quality Of Life (1998) NG Records – 7" split single

[edit] Compilation albums

  • How To Start A Fight (1996) Side One Dummy Records
  • Show & Tell - A Stormy Remembrance Of TV Themes (1997) Which? Records
  • Creepy Crawl Live (1997) Another Planet
  • Music To Kill For (1998) Triple Crown Records
  • City Rockers: A Tribute To The Clash (1999) Side One Dummy Records
  • Never Mind The Sex Pistols: Here's The Tribute (2000) Radical Crown Records
  • Under The Influence - A Tribute To The Clash, The Cure, and The Smiths (2001) Triple Crown Records
  • The World Wide Tribute to the Real Oi Volume 2 (2002) Too Damn Hype Records
  • Jager Music Volume 2 (2002) jagermusic.com Records
  • Warped Tour Compilation (2002) Side One Dummy Records

[edit] External links

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