Pg. 99
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| Origin | Sterling, Virginia, United States |
| Genres | Screamo Hardcore Punk |
| Years active | 1998 - 2003 |
| Labels | Robotic Empire, Reptilian, Magic Bullet |
| Associated acts | City of Caterpillar, Ghastly City Sleep, Malady, Haram, Pygmy Lush, Verse En Coma, A Papier Mache Monster, Tideland |
| Website | www.pageninetynine.com |
Pg. 99 (also spelled pageninetynine) was a screamo[citation needed] band from Sterling, Virginia on the outskirts of Washington, D.C. The band formed as a 6-piece in winter 1998 and later expanded to an 8-piece. With continual line-up changes, they once played as a 14 member outfit. Pg. 99 were known for their intense live shows.[1]
In Connecticut, Pg. 99 attendees spawned a number of "theme shows" where audience members descended on the pit adorned with items of the evenings theme.
After several US tours, a European tour, and numerous releases, they disbanded in May 2003.
As of 2009, two releases have yet to see light – a DVD compiling various live footage, and a split 10" with City of Caterpillar containing both bands' last songs recorded.
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[edit] Members
- Chris Taylor - vocals
- Blake Midgette - vocals
- Mike Taylor - guitar
- Jonny Ward - drums
- Cory Stevenson - bass
- George Crum - guitar
- Brandon Evans - bass, vocals
- Jonathan Moore - guitar
- Kevin Longendyke - bass
- Mike Casto - guitar
- TL Smoot - bass
[edit] Discography
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- Document #1 - Demo tape (self-released, 1999)
- Document #2 - Split 7" with Enemy Soil (Sacapuntas Records, 1999)
- Document #3 - Split 7" with Reactor No. 7 (Robodog Records, 1999)
- Document #4 - Tour 6" (Robodog Records, 1999)
- Document #5 - First full-length LP/CD (Reptilian Records, 2000)
- Document #6 - Split 7" with Process is Dead (Witching Hour Records, 2000)
- Document #7 - LP/CD (Magic Bullet Records/Happy Couples Never Last, 2001)
- Document #8 - LP/CD/Tape (Robotic Empire/Electric Human Project/Scene Police/Old Skool Kids/SzSS, 2001)
- Document #9: A Split Personality - Split 7" with City of Caterpillar (Level Plane Records, 2001)
- Document #10: Do You Need A Play To Stay? - Split Live LP/CD with Waifle (Magic Bullet Records, 2001)
- Document #11 - 7" Reissue of Documents #3 and #4 (Robotic Empire, 2002)
- Document #12 - Split LP/CD with Majority Rule (Magic Bullet Records, 2002)
- Document #13: Pyramids in Cloth - Split 7" with Circle Takes the Square (Perpetual Motion Machine Records, 2002)
- Document #14: Singles - CD containing all vinyl/compilation/demo tracks (Reptilian Records, 2003)
[edit] References
- ^ Butler, Blake. "allmusic ((( pg. 99 > Overview )))" allmusic.com. Retrieved on 28 May 2009.
