The Baseball Furies (band)
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| Baseball Furies | |
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| Origin | Buffalo, New York, United States |
| Genres | Garage Punk |
| Years active | 1995–Present |
| Labels | Big Neck Records, Flying Bomb, Alien Snatch, Estrus, Go Bopper |
| Associated acts | The Tyrades, Blowtops, AV Murder, White Savage, The Guilty Pleasures, Hot Machines, Vee Dee, The Dirges, Bold Ones |
| Members | |
| Odie Styles Hollywood Billiams |
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| Past members | |
| Dapper Chris Volois |
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The Baseball Furies were a four-piece punk/garage band formed in Buffalo, NY. The band took its name from a gang of the same name in the 1979 film The Warriors and wore similar costumes in their early live shows. The Baseball Furies' "This Is The World's Greatest Rock & Roll Record" and the Blowtops "Voodoo Alley" were the first releases from Big Neck Records, an independent record label started in Buffalo in 1995. The Furies helped put together a two-day garage punk festival called the Rust Belt Revolt in Buffalo in April 2000. The Rust Belt Revolt featured bands originating from Rust Belt cities. The band was last based in Chicago, IL.
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[edit] Band members
[edit] Current members
- Odie (guitar/vocals)
- Styles (Aron Orlowski) (guitar)
- Hollywood (Jim McCann) (bass)
- Billiams (Matt Williams) (drums)
[edit] Former members
- Dapper (Daniel Kwietniak) (drums)
- Chris Volois (drums)
- Per Vaage (guitar)
[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- Feed Them to the Lions (2009)
- Let It Be (2004)
- Greater Than Ever (2002)[1]
- All-American Psycho (1999) [2]
[edit] Singles
- Lost Ones (2005)
- I Hate Your Secret Club (2001)
- Sounds of Mayhem (1998)
- This Is The Greatest Rock-N-Roll Record Ever (1996)
