JP Reid
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John Paul Reid | |
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| Birth name | John Paul Reid |
| Also known as | The Dragon |
| Born | 1970 Ayr, Scotland |
| Genres | Alternative rock, alternative metal, nu metal |
| Occupation(s) | Singer, songwriter, |
| Instrument(s) | Vocals, guitar |
| Years active | 2002–present |
| Labels | Adorno Records Captains of Industry Maybe Records 14th Floor / Warners Medals For Everyone |
| Website | www.sucioperro.com |
John Paul Reid also known as JP Reid and The Dragon is a Scottish vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter who is mainly known for his work in the bands Sucioperro and Marmaduke Duke. JP Reid is also associated with the band Medals.
Discography
Albums
- Marmaduke Duke – The Magnificent Duke (14 April 2005, Captains of Industry)
- Sucioperro – Random Acts of Intimacy (10 June 2006, Captains of Industry)
- Sucioperro – Pain Agency (4 May 2009, Maybe Records)
- Marmaduke Duke – Duke Pandemonium (11 May 2009, 14th Floor Records / Warner Music UK) UK
- Sucioperro – The Heart String & How To Pull It (4 March 2011, Xtra Mile Recordings)
- Sucioperro – Fused (3 September 2012, Medals For Everyone)
- Medals – Disguises (11 November 2013, Medals For Everyone)
Singles and EPs
- Sucioperro – "Why Bliss Destroy" (August 2002, self released)
- Sucioperro – "The Hidden Perils of Dancing" (11 November 2004, Adorno Records)
- Sucioperro – "Tour EP #1" (April 2005, self released)
- Sucioperro – "Wolf Carnival" (10 April 2006, Captains of Industry, download only)
- Sucioperro – "Dialog on the 2" (15 May 2006, Captains of Industry)
- Sucioperro – "The Drop" (10 October 2006, Captains of Industry)
- Sucioperro – "Mums' Bad Punk Music" (17 November 2008, Maybe Records)
- Marmaduke Duke – "Kid Gloves" (2 March 2009, 14th Floor Records / Warner Music UK) UK No. 110[3]
- Marmaduke Duke – "Rubber Lover" (20 April 2009, 14th Floor Records / Warner Music UK, download only) UK No. 12[4] Ireland No. 42[4]
- Sucioperro – "Don't Change (What You Can't Understand)" (27 April 2009, Maybe Records, download only)
- Marmaduke Duke – "Silhouettes" (6 July 2009, 14th Floor Records / Warner Music UK) UK No. 200
- Sucioperro – "The Dissident Code" (19 October 2009, Maybe Records])
- Sucioperro – "I'm Not in Charge" (14 December 2009, King Tuts Recordings)
Guest Appearances
Reid appears on the album 'Speakeasy' by Freeze The Atlantic, providing guest vocals on the track 'The Alibi'.[citation needed]
References
- ^ "Duke Pandemonium by Marmaduke Duke – Music Charts". acharts.us.
- ^ ">> IRMA < Irish Charts - Singles, Albums & Compilations >>". 28 May 2002. Archived from the original on 28 May 2002.
- ^ http://www.zobbel.de/cluk/090314cluk.txt
- ^ a b "Marmaduke Duke – Rubber Lover – Music Charts". Acharts.us. Retrieved 2 January 2012.