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Monkey Man
Unity
Take on Me (A-ha)
▲画面をWクリック!!!▲ 【サイトを軽くする為、画像を小さくしています】
Monkey Man
Unity
Take on Me (A-ha)
リール・ビッグ・フィッシュ (REEL BIG FISH) は、1992年にアメリカのカリフォルニア州オレンジ郡で結成されたスカコア・バンド。1992年、アーロン・バレット (Vo/G) 、マット・ウォング (B) 、アンドリュー・ゴンザレス (Dr) の3人編成で結成。
トランペット奏者としてタヴィス・ワーツを、トロンボーン奏者としてダン・リーガン、ロバート・クインビーを、サックス奏者としてアダム・ポラコフを迎え、7人編成のラインナップとなる。
ロバート・クインビー (Tb) 、アダム・ポラコフ (Sax) が脱退、グラント・バリー (Tb) 、スコット・クロフェンスタイン (Tp) が加入。
1995年、限定3000枚の自主制作アルバム『エヴリシング・サックス - EVERYTHING SUCKS - 』でデビュー、サンタモニカのモジョ・レコードと契約する。
1996年に2ndアルバム『ターン・ザ・レイディオ・オフ - TURN THE RADIO OFF - 』でメジャーデビュー。
1997年、5曲入りEP『KEEP YOUR RECEIPT』をリリース。
1998年、『ホワイ・ドゥ・ゼイ・ロック・ソー・ハード? - WHY DO THEY ROCK SO HARD? - 』をリリース。
a-haのカバー曲、「テイク・オン・ミー」がスマッシュヒットする。
グラント・バリー (Tb) 、タヴィス・ワーツ (Tp) 、アンドリュー・ゴンザレス (Dr) が脱退し、新ドラマーとしてカルロス・デ・ラ・ガルサが加入する。
トランペット奏者としてタイラー・ジョーンズが加入する。
2002年、『チア・アップ! - CHEER UP! - 』をリリース。
2003年、カルロス・デ・ラ・ガルサ (Dr) がツアー三昧の生活に耐え切れずに脱退。
2004年、タイラー・ジョーンズ (Tp) が解雇される。
ジョン・クリスチャンソン (Tp) 、リランド・スティーン (Dr) が加入。
2005年4月、『ウィア・ノット・ハッピー・ティル・ユア・ノット・ハッピー - WE'RE NOT HAPPY 'TIL YOU'RE NOT HAPPY - 』をリリース。
メンバー
現在のメンバー
アーロン・バレット (Aaron Barrett, 1974年8月30日 - ) (Vo/G)
ダン・リーガン (Dan Regan) (Tb/Vo)
マット・ウォング (Matt Wong, 1973年1月12日 - ) (B/Vo)
スコット・クロフェンスタイン (Scott Klopfenstein, 1977年5月31日 - ) (Tp/G/Piano/Vo)
ジョン・クリスチャンソン (John Christianson) (Tp/Vo)
リランド・スティーン (Ryland Steen) (Dr)
元メンバー
Ben Guzman (Vo)
ロバート・クインビー (Robert Quimby) (Tb)
アダム・ポラコフ (Adam Polakoff) (Sax)
アンドリュー・ゴンザレス (Andrew Gonzales) (Dr)
グラント・バリー (Grant Barry) (Tb)
タヴィス・ワーツ (Tavis Werts, 1977年7月8日 - ) (Tp)
カルロス・デ・ラ・ガルサ (Carlos de la Garza) (Dr)
タイラー・ジョーンズ (Tyler Jones) (Tp)
ジャスティン・フェレイラ (Justin Ferreira) (Dr)
ディスコグラフィ
オリジナル・アルバム（フル）
エヴリシング・サックス - EVERYTHING SUCKS (1995)
ターン・ザ・レイディオ・オフ - TURN THE RADIO OFF (1996)
ホワイ・ドゥ・ゼイ・ロック・ソー・ハード? - WHY DO THEY ROCK SO HARD? (1998)
チア・アップ! - CHEER UP! (2002)
ウィア・ノット・ハッピー・ティル・ユア・ノット・ハッピー - WE'RE NOT HAPPY 'TIL YOU'RE NOT HAPPY (2005)
オリジナル・アルバム（ミニ）
KEEP YOUR RECEIPT (1997)
Reel Big Fish is an American ska punk band, best known for the 1997 hit "Sell Out." The band gained mainstream recognition in the mid-to-late 1990s, during the third wave of ska.
Career
The band's debut album, Everything Sucks, was an underground hit and led to a deal with Mojo Records. The album Turn the Radio Off established the band in the ska punk scene, and they began touring throughout the United States. After the single "Sell Out" began breaking into the mainstream, including MTV, the album made an appearance on the charts. However, the ska revival was short-lived, and their 1998 album Why Do They Rock So Hard? did not lead the band into the mainstream. In 1998, the band appeared in the movie BASEketball, performing in the stands to pump up the crowd. Why Do They Rock So Hard? was the last album for three members of the band. Trombonist Grant Barry and trumpet player Tavis Werts were either fired or left the band voluntarily, depending on the source. Drummer Andrew Gonzales left the band to spend more time with his family. Reel Big Fish then had a rotating cast of drummers and trumpeteers over the next six years.
In 2002 the band fared much better on the rock charts, particularly because of the single "Where Have You Been?", which did not prominently feature the horn section. Former Suburban Rhythm drummer Carlos de la Garza played drums and ex-Spring Heeled Jack U.S.A. Tyler Jones tracked trumpet for two songs on Cheer Up! (because Werts had already done the majority of recording before his departure). De la Garza's last concert with Reel Big Fish was on June 20, 2003 at the House of Blues in Anaheim. That concert was later released as the DVD The Show Must Go Off!. Jones played live in Reel Big Fish for some further time before being fired by Barrett. He was replaced by former Forces Of Evil trumpet player John Christianson.
On April 5, 2005, Reel Big Fish released their fourth album on Mojo Records; We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy. Justin Ferreira (who replaced De La Garza) was on drums for the recording but was fired before the albums release and subsequently is listed as an additional muscian on the CD. He was replaced by Ryland Steen. Ferreira went on to join another Orange County band, Takota.
While on tour in early 2006, Reel Big Fish received a call from Jive Records, informing them that they had been dropped from the label, much to the band's delight. The band formed their own label and released a 3-disc live performance CD/DVD set, Our Live Album Is Better Than Your Live Album. This package became available on July 18, 2006 on the Internet and in retail stores on August 22. Jive later released a Reel Big Fish greatest hits album , Greatest Hit...And More, because they owned the rights to all previous songs. The band did not make any money from the album, and have spoken out against it. In 2006, the band made an agreement with independent comic book publisher The Vicious Circle Project to create and publish a comic book anthology series about the band. It has yet to appear.
On February 20, 2007, the band released Duet All Night Long, which is a split EP with Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer. It features six cover songs (three from each band), with the vocalist of each band performing in the other band's songs (except in the case of Scott Klopfenstein singing in the song, "Say Say Say".) Reel Big Fish announced on their MySpace profile that they would be playing a summer tour in 2007; later confirming that Less Than Jake would be their headlining partner. On March 15, they announced on Streetlight Manifesto's website that Streetlight Manifesto would be an opening band. On May 4, 2007, Reel Big Fish announced on their website that their new album, Monkeys for Nothin' and the Chimps For Free, would be released worldwide on July 11, 2007, on the Rock Ridge Music record label. In addition, they revealed more dates for their summer tour with supporting acts Streetlight Manifesto, Against All Authority, and Less Than Jake. On May 16, 2007, Reel Big Fish released a sampler of songs from their new album. It is currently available for listening on their Myspace profile and announced that there will be a DVD included. If one were to preorder the album before the end of June they will receive a signed copy.
On June 26, 2007 Reel Big Fish announced that Matt Wong was leaving the band in a Myspace blog to spend more time with his wife and new born child. He has been replaced by Derek Gibbs who played bass in Jeffries Fan Club and Aaron Barrett's now defunct side project, The Forces Of Evil.
Members
Aaron Barrett - Vocals, Guitar,
Dan Regan - Trombone, Vocals
Derek Gibbs - Bass Guitar
Scott Klopfenstein - Trumpet, Guitar, Piano, and Vocals
John Christianson - Trumpet, Vocals
Ryland Steen - Drums
Former members (listed in order of departure)
Ben Guzman - Vocals
Zach Freeman - Keyboards/Synthesizer
Robert Quimby - Trombone
Adam Polakoff - Saxophone
Andrew Gonzales - Drums
Grant Barry - Trombone
Tavis Werts - Trumpet
Carlos de la Garza - Drums
Tyler Jones - Trumpet
Justin Ferreira - Drums
Matt Wong - Bass Guitar, Vocals
Discography
Studio albums
Everything Sucks - 1995, re-released 2000, Piss-Off Records
Turn the Radio Off - August 13, 1996, Mojo Records/Jive Records
Why Do They Rock So Hard? - October 20, 1998, Mojo Records/Jive Records
Cheer Up! - June 25, 2002, Mojo Records/Jive Records
We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy - April 5, 2005, Mojo Records/Jive Records
Monkeys for Nothin' and the Chimps For Free - July 10, 2007, Rock Ridge Music
Live album
Our Live Album Is Better Than Your Live Album (Sold with You're All In This Together DVD) - August 22, 2006, Rock Ridge Music
Compilation albums
Viva La Internet/Blank CD - c.2000, Self-released
Favorite Noise - March 12, 2002 (Europe only) Mojo Records/Jive Records
Greatest Hit...And More - November 21, 2006, Mojo Records/Jive Records
EPs
Keep Your Receipt EP - July 1, 1997, Mojo Records/Jive Records
Duet All Night Long (split EP) - February 20, 2007, Reignition Records
DVDs
Episode 8 - The Show Must Go Off! Reel Big Fish - Live at the House of Blues(DVD) (2003)
You're All In This Together (DVD) (2006)
7" vinyl records
"Vacationing In Palm Springs"
"Teen Beef"
Compilation contributions
Dead Bands Party: A Tribute to Oingo Boingo - Track 5, "We Close Our Eyes" (2005)
Take Warning: The Songs of Operation Ivy - Track 2, "Unity"
The Duran Duran Tribute Album - Track 6, "Hungry Like the Wolf"
BASEketball Original Soundtrack - Track 1, "Take on Me", Track 10 "Beer"
Where is My Mind? - A Tribute to the Pixies - Track 9, "Gigantic" (1999)
The Wild Thornberrys Soundtrack - Track 9, "Monkey Man"
Metalliska - Track 3, "Kiss Me Deadly"
Samba De Amigo - "Take On Me"
Go Cat Go! A Tribute to Stray Cats - Track 3, "Stray Cat Strut"
Misfits Of Ska - "Skatanic"
TOKYOPOP Presents: Anime Trax, Vol. 1 - "Rave-o-lution" (Rave Master theme)
Because We Care: A Benefit for the Children's Hospital of Orange County - "Doo-Doo"
Multiple Titled Songs
Songs that have different titles on different releases, in spite of being essentially exactly the same song.
'F**k Yourself' ("Everything Sucks") / 'All I Want is More' ("Turn the Radio Off")
'Cool Ending' ("Turn the Radio Off") / 'I'm Cool' ("Everything Sucks","Why Do They Rock So hard?")
'In the Pit' ("Our Live Album is Better than Your Live Album") / 'Thank You For Not Moshing' ("Why Do They Rock So Hard?")
'Big Star' ("Why Do They Rock So hard?") / 'Big F**kin' Star' ("Everything Sucks")
Cover songs
Reel Big Fish are well-known for their cover songs (so much so that their former label, Jive Records, chose to promote the album We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy with stickers on the CD jewel case proclaiming that the album included "Talkin' 'Bout a Revolution" and "Story of My Life"; both covers) and frequently end live shows with their cover of a-ha's 1985 hit "Take on Me".
Although the band are known to play a variety of other songs live regularly, this is a comprehensive, roughly chronological list of all known cover songs officially recorded by Reel Big Fish.
"Take on Me" (originally by a-ha) featured on the Sold Out EP, the BASEketball Soundtrack, Viva La Internet, Samba De Amigo and Favorite Noise.
"Hungry Like The Wolf" (originally by Duran Duran) featured on the Sold Out EP, The Duran Duran Tribute Album and Viva La Internet.
"Unity" (originally by Operation Ivy) featured on the Keep Your Receipt EP, Take Warning: The Songs of Operation Ivy and Viva La Internet.
"There Is Nothin' Like a Dame" (originally from the Rogers and Hammerstein musical "South Pacific") featured on Viva La Internet and the UK Where Have You Been? CD single.
"Kiss Me Deadly" (originally by Lita Ford) featured on Viva La Internet,Cheer Up! and Our Live Album is Better Than Your Live Album.
"Gigantic" (originally by the Pixies) featured on Viva La Internetand Where Is My Mind?.
"Uniform of Destruction" (originally by Suburban Rhythm) featured on Viva La Internet and Runnin' Naked Thru the Cornfield.
"Mele Kalikimaka" (originally by Robert Anderson) featured on Viva La Internet.
"Love Boat" (theme tune of television show The Love Boat) featured on Viva La Internet.
"Boys Don't Cry" (originally by The Cure) featured on Viva La Internet and Our Live Album Is Better Than Your Live Album.
"Ska Sucks" (originally by Propagandhi) featured on Viva La Internet.
"Boss DJ" (originally by Sublime) featured on Viva La Internet and Cheer Up!.
"Baroque Hoedown" (originally from Disney's Main Street Electrical Parade) featured on Dive into Disney.
"New York, New York" (originally by Frank Sinatra) featured on Cheer Up!.
"Rock It With I" (originally by The Melodians) featured on Cheer Up!.
"Give It To Me" (originally by J. Geils Band) featured on Cheer Up!.
"Dance Wid Me" (originally by Hepcat) featured on The Show Must Go Off! Reel Big Fish - Live at the House of Blues.
"So Lonely" (originally by The Police) featured on The Show Must Go Off! Reel Big Fish - Live at the House of Blues.
"Monkey Man" (originally by Toots & The Maytals) featured on The Wild Thornberrys Movie Soundtrack.
"It's Not Easy" (originally from the Walt Disney animated film Pete's Dragon) featured on Mosh Pit On Disney[1] and Duet All Night Long.
"We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful" (originally by Morrissey) featured on We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy.
"Talkin' 'Bout a Revolution" (originally by Tracy Chapman) featured on We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy.
"Story of My Life" (originally by Social Distortion) featured on We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy.
"Stray Cat Strut" (originally by The Stray Cats) featured on Go Cat Go! A Tribute to Stray Cats.
"We Close Our Eyes" (originally by Oingo Boingo) featured on Dead Bands Party: A Tribute to Oingo Boingo.
"Ask" (originally by The Smiths) featured on Duet All Night Long.
"Lyin' Ass Bitch" (originally by Fishbone) featured on Duet All Night Long.
"Another Day In Paradise" (originally by Phil Collins) featured on Monkeys for Nothin' and the Chimps For Free.
Band members' other projects
Scott Klopfenstein and Dan Regan are also members of The Littlest Man Band.
Aaron Barrett, Derek Gibbs and John Christianson were also members of The Forces of Evil, along with former members of Jeffries Fan Club and other Orange County ska musicians.
Before they were members of Reel Big Fish, Aaron Barrett, Scott Klopfenstein, and Grant Barry were members of a band called The Scholars.
Scott Klopfenstein was also a member of a ska band called the Nuckle Brothers.
Dan Regan has a techno project called Black Casper. Notably, he remixed Reel Big Fish's cover of "Talkin' Bout A Revolution", incorporating different sound bites, including Ali Tabatabaee from Reel Big Fish's live DVD, You're All In This Together.
Footnotes
^ Mosh Pit On Disney Track List
[edit] External links
Official website
Reel Big Fish Lyrics at Lyricwiki
Interview with Matt & Ryland
Reel Big Fish at Music Brainz
Reel Big Fish at All Music Guide ウイキペディアより抜粋
トランペット奏者としてタヴィス・ワーツを、トロンボーン奏者としてダン・リーガン、ロバート・クインビーを、サックス奏者としてアダム・ポラコフを迎え、7人編成のラインナップとなる。
ロバート・クインビー (Tb) 、アダム・ポラコフ (Sax) が脱退、グラント・バリー (Tb) 、スコット・クロフェンスタイン (Tp) が加入。
1995年、限定3000枚の自主制作アルバム『エヴリシング・サックス - EVERYTHING SUCKS - 』でデビュー、サンタモニカのモジョ・レコードと契約する。
1996年に2ndアルバム『ターン・ザ・レイディオ・オフ - TURN THE RADIO OFF - 』でメジャーデビュー。
1997年、5曲入りEP『KEEP YOUR RECEIPT』をリリース。
1998年、『ホワイ・ドゥ・ゼイ・ロック・ソー・ハード? - WHY DO THEY ROCK SO HARD? - 』をリリース。
a-haのカバー曲、「テイク・オン・ミー」がスマッシュヒットする。
グラント・バリー (Tb) 、タヴィス・ワーツ (Tp) 、アンドリュー・ゴンザレス (Dr) が脱退し、新ドラマーとしてカルロス・デ・ラ・ガルサが加入する。
トランペット奏者としてタイラー・ジョーンズが加入する。
2002年、『チア・アップ! - CHEER UP! - 』をリリース。
2003年、カルロス・デ・ラ・ガルサ (Dr) がツアー三昧の生活に耐え切れずに脱退。
2004年、タイラー・ジョーンズ (Tp) が解雇される。
ジョン・クリスチャンソン (Tp) 、リランド・スティーン (Dr) が加入。
2005年4月、『ウィア・ノット・ハッピー・ティル・ユア・ノット・ハッピー - WE'RE NOT HAPPY 'TIL YOU'RE NOT HAPPY - 』をリリース。
メンバー
現在のメンバー
アーロン・バレット (Aaron Barrett, 1974年8月30日 - ) (Vo/G)
ダン・リーガン (Dan Regan) (Tb/Vo)
マット・ウォング (Matt Wong, 1973年1月12日 - ) (B/Vo)
スコット・クロフェンスタイン (Scott Klopfenstein, 1977年5月31日 - ) (Tp/G/Piano/Vo)
ジョン・クリスチャンソン (John Christianson) (Tp/Vo)
リランド・スティーン (Ryland Steen) (Dr)
元メンバー
Ben Guzman (Vo)
ロバート・クインビー (Robert Quimby) (Tb)
アダム・ポラコフ (Adam Polakoff) (Sax)
アンドリュー・ゴンザレス (Andrew Gonzales) (Dr)
グラント・バリー (Grant Barry) (Tb)
タヴィス・ワーツ (Tavis Werts, 1977年7月8日 - ) (Tp)
カルロス・デ・ラ・ガルサ (Carlos de la Garza) (Dr)
タイラー・ジョーンズ (Tyler Jones) (Tp)
ジャスティン・フェレイラ (Justin Ferreira) (Dr)
ディスコグラフィ
オリジナル・アルバム（フル）
エヴリシング・サックス - EVERYTHING SUCKS (1995)
ターン・ザ・レイディオ・オフ - TURN THE RADIO OFF (1996)
ホワイ・ドゥ・ゼイ・ロック・ソー・ハード? - WHY DO THEY ROCK SO HARD? (1998)
チア・アップ! - CHEER UP! (2002)
ウィア・ノット・ハッピー・ティル・ユア・ノット・ハッピー - WE'RE NOT HAPPY 'TIL YOU'RE NOT HAPPY (2005)
オリジナル・アルバム（ミニ）
KEEP YOUR RECEIPT (1997)
Reel Big Fish is an American ska punk band, best known for the 1997 hit "Sell Out." The band gained mainstream recognition in the mid-to-late 1990s, during the third wave of ska.
Career
The band's debut album, Everything Sucks, was an underground hit and led to a deal with Mojo Records. The album Turn the Radio Off established the band in the ska punk scene, and they began touring throughout the United States. After the single "Sell Out" began breaking into the mainstream, including MTV, the album made an appearance on the charts. However, the ska revival was short-lived, and their 1998 album Why Do They Rock So Hard? did not lead the band into the mainstream. In 1998, the band appeared in the movie BASEketball, performing in the stands to pump up the crowd. Why Do They Rock So Hard? was the last album for three members of the band. Trombonist Grant Barry and trumpet player Tavis Werts were either fired or left the band voluntarily, depending on the source. Drummer Andrew Gonzales left the band to spend more time with his family. Reel Big Fish then had a rotating cast of drummers and trumpeteers over the next six years.
In 2002 the band fared much better on the rock charts, particularly because of the single "Where Have You Been?", which did not prominently feature the horn section. Former Suburban Rhythm drummer Carlos de la Garza played drums and ex-Spring Heeled Jack U.S.A. Tyler Jones tracked trumpet for two songs on Cheer Up! (because Werts had already done the majority of recording before his departure). De la Garza's last concert with Reel Big Fish was on June 20, 2003 at the House of Blues in Anaheim. That concert was later released as the DVD The Show Must Go Off!. Jones played live in Reel Big Fish for some further time before being fired by Barrett. He was replaced by former Forces Of Evil trumpet player John Christianson.
On April 5, 2005, Reel Big Fish released their fourth album on Mojo Records; We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy. Justin Ferreira (who replaced De La Garza) was on drums for the recording but was fired before the albums release and subsequently is listed as an additional muscian on the CD. He was replaced by Ryland Steen. Ferreira went on to join another Orange County band, Takota.
While on tour in early 2006, Reel Big Fish received a call from Jive Records, informing them that they had been dropped from the label, much to the band's delight. The band formed their own label and released a 3-disc live performance CD/DVD set, Our Live Album Is Better Than Your Live Album. This package became available on July 18, 2006 on the Internet and in retail stores on August 22. Jive later released a Reel Big Fish greatest hits album , Greatest Hit...And More, because they owned the rights to all previous songs. The band did not make any money from the album, and have spoken out against it. In 2006, the band made an agreement with independent comic book publisher The Vicious Circle Project to create and publish a comic book anthology series about the band. It has yet to appear.
On February 20, 2007, the band released Duet All Night Long, which is a split EP with Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer. It features six cover songs (three from each band), with the vocalist of each band performing in the other band's songs (except in the case of Scott Klopfenstein singing in the song, "Say Say Say".) Reel Big Fish announced on their MySpace profile that they would be playing a summer tour in 2007; later confirming that Less Than Jake would be their headlining partner. On March 15, they announced on Streetlight Manifesto's website that Streetlight Manifesto would be an opening band. On May 4, 2007, Reel Big Fish announced on their website that their new album, Monkeys for Nothin' and the Chimps For Free, would be released worldwide on July 11, 2007, on the Rock Ridge Music record label. In addition, they revealed more dates for their summer tour with supporting acts Streetlight Manifesto, Against All Authority, and Less Than Jake. On May 16, 2007, Reel Big Fish released a sampler of songs from their new album. It is currently available for listening on their Myspace profile and announced that there will be a DVD included. If one were to preorder the album before the end of June they will receive a signed copy.
On June 26, 2007 Reel Big Fish announced that Matt Wong was leaving the band in a Myspace blog to spend more time with his wife and new born child. He has been replaced by Derek Gibbs who played bass in Jeffries Fan Club and Aaron Barrett's now defunct side project, The Forces Of Evil.
Members
Aaron Barrett - Vocals, Guitar,
Dan Regan - Trombone, Vocals
Derek Gibbs - Bass Guitar
Scott Klopfenstein - Trumpet, Guitar, Piano, and Vocals
John Christianson - Trumpet, Vocals
Ryland Steen - Drums
Former members (listed in order of departure)
Ben Guzman - Vocals
Zach Freeman - Keyboards/Synthesizer
Robert Quimby - Trombone
Adam Polakoff - Saxophone
Andrew Gonzales - Drums
Grant Barry - Trombone
Tavis Werts - Trumpet
Carlos de la Garza - Drums
Tyler Jones - Trumpet
Justin Ferreira - Drums
Matt Wong - Bass Guitar, Vocals
Discography
Studio albums
Everything Sucks - 1995, re-released 2000, Piss-Off Records
Turn the Radio Off - August 13, 1996, Mojo Records/Jive Records
Why Do They Rock So Hard? - October 20, 1998, Mojo Records/Jive Records
Cheer Up! - June 25, 2002, Mojo Records/Jive Records
We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy - April 5, 2005, Mojo Records/Jive Records
Monkeys for Nothin' and the Chimps For Free - July 10, 2007, Rock Ridge Music
Live album
Our Live Album Is Better Than Your Live Album (Sold with You're All In This Together DVD) - August 22, 2006, Rock Ridge Music
Compilation albums
Viva La Internet/Blank CD - c.2000, Self-released
Favorite Noise - March 12, 2002 (Europe only) Mojo Records/Jive Records
Greatest Hit...And More - November 21, 2006, Mojo Records/Jive Records
EPs
Keep Your Receipt EP - July 1, 1997, Mojo Records/Jive Records
Duet All Night Long (split EP) - February 20, 2007, Reignition Records
DVDs
Episode 8 - The Show Must Go Off! Reel Big Fish - Live at the House of Blues(DVD) (2003)
You're All In This Together (DVD) (2006)
7" vinyl records
"Vacationing In Palm Springs"
"Teen Beef"
Compilation contributions
Dead Bands Party: A Tribute to Oingo Boingo - Track 5, "We Close Our Eyes" (2005)
Take Warning: The Songs of Operation Ivy - Track 2, "Unity"
The Duran Duran Tribute Album - Track 6, "Hungry Like the Wolf"
BASEketball Original Soundtrack - Track 1, "Take on Me", Track 10 "Beer"
Where is My Mind? - A Tribute to the Pixies - Track 9, "Gigantic" (1999)
The Wild Thornberrys Soundtrack - Track 9, "Monkey Man"
Metalliska - Track 3, "Kiss Me Deadly"
Samba De Amigo - "Take On Me"
Go Cat Go! A Tribute to Stray Cats - Track 3, "Stray Cat Strut"
Misfits Of Ska - "Skatanic"
TOKYOPOP Presents: Anime Trax, Vol. 1 - "Rave-o-lution" (Rave Master theme)
Because We Care: A Benefit for the Children's Hospital of Orange County - "Doo-Doo"
Multiple Titled Songs
Songs that have different titles on different releases, in spite of being essentially exactly the same song.
'F**k Yourself' ("Everything Sucks") / 'All I Want is More' ("Turn the Radio Off")
'Cool Ending' ("Turn the Radio Off") / 'I'm Cool' ("Everything Sucks","Why Do They Rock So hard?")
'In the Pit' ("Our Live Album is Better than Your Live Album") / 'Thank You For Not Moshing' ("Why Do They Rock So Hard?")
'Big Star' ("Why Do They Rock So hard?") / 'Big F**kin' Star' ("Everything Sucks")
Cover songs
Reel Big Fish are well-known for their cover songs (so much so that their former label, Jive Records, chose to promote the album We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy with stickers on the CD jewel case proclaiming that the album included "Talkin' 'Bout a Revolution" and "Story of My Life"; both covers) and frequently end live shows with their cover of a-ha's 1985 hit "Take on Me".
Although the band are known to play a variety of other songs live regularly, this is a comprehensive, roughly chronological list of all known cover songs officially recorded by Reel Big Fish.
"Take on Me" (originally by a-ha) featured on the Sold Out EP, the BASEketball Soundtrack, Viva La Internet, Samba De Amigo and Favorite Noise.
"Hungry Like The Wolf" (originally by Duran Duran) featured on the Sold Out EP, The Duran Duran Tribute Album and Viva La Internet.
"Unity" (originally by Operation Ivy) featured on the Keep Your Receipt EP, Take Warning: The Songs of Operation Ivy and Viva La Internet.
"There Is Nothin' Like a Dame" (originally from the Rogers and Hammerstein musical "South Pacific") featured on Viva La Internet and the UK Where Have You Been? CD single.
"Kiss Me Deadly" (originally by Lita Ford) featured on Viva La Internet,Cheer Up! and Our Live Album is Better Than Your Live Album.
"Gigantic" (originally by the Pixies) featured on Viva La Internetand Where Is My Mind?.
"Uniform of Destruction" (originally by Suburban Rhythm) featured on Viva La Internet and Runnin' Naked Thru the Cornfield.
"Mele Kalikimaka" (originally by Robert Anderson) featured on Viva La Internet.
"Love Boat" (theme tune of television show The Love Boat) featured on Viva La Internet.
"Boys Don't Cry" (originally by The Cure) featured on Viva La Internet and Our Live Album Is Better Than Your Live Album.
"Ska Sucks" (originally by Propagandhi) featured on Viva La Internet.
"Boss DJ" (originally by Sublime) featured on Viva La Internet and Cheer Up!.
"Baroque Hoedown" (originally from Disney's Main Street Electrical Parade) featured on Dive into Disney.
"New York, New York" (originally by Frank Sinatra) featured on Cheer Up!.
"Rock It With I" (originally by The Melodians) featured on Cheer Up!.
"Give It To Me" (originally by J. Geils Band) featured on Cheer Up!.
"Dance Wid Me" (originally by Hepcat) featured on The Show Must Go Off! Reel Big Fish - Live at the House of Blues.
"So Lonely" (originally by The Police) featured on The Show Must Go Off! Reel Big Fish - Live at the House of Blues.
"Monkey Man" (originally by Toots & The Maytals) featured on The Wild Thornberrys Movie Soundtrack.
"It's Not Easy" (originally from the Walt Disney animated film Pete's Dragon) featured on Mosh Pit On Disney[1] and Duet All Night Long.
"We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful" (originally by Morrissey) featured on We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy.
"Talkin' 'Bout a Revolution" (originally by Tracy Chapman) featured on We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy.
"Story of My Life" (originally by Social Distortion) featured on We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy.
"Stray Cat Strut" (originally by The Stray Cats) featured on Go Cat Go! A Tribute to Stray Cats.
"We Close Our Eyes" (originally by Oingo Boingo) featured on Dead Bands Party: A Tribute to Oingo Boingo.
"Ask" (originally by The Smiths) featured on Duet All Night Long.
"Lyin' Ass Bitch" (originally by Fishbone) featured on Duet All Night Long.
"Another Day In Paradise" (originally by Phil Collins) featured on Monkeys for Nothin' and the Chimps For Free.
Band members' other projects
Scott Klopfenstein and Dan Regan are also members of The Littlest Man Band.
Aaron Barrett, Derek Gibbs and John Christianson were also members of The Forces of Evil, along with former members of Jeffries Fan Club and other Orange County ska musicians.
Before they were members of Reel Big Fish, Aaron Barrett, Scott Klopfenstein, and Grant Barry were members of a band called The Scholars.
Scott Klopfenstein was also a member of a ska band called the Nuckle Brothers.
Dan Regan has a techno project called Black Casper. Notably, he remixed Reel Big Fish's cover of "Talkin' Bout A Revolution", incorporating different sound bites, including Ali Tabatabaee from Reel Big Fish's live DVD, You're All In This Together.
Footnotes
^ Mosh Pit On Disney Track List
[edit] External links
Official website
Reel Big Fish Lyrics at Lyricwiki
Interview with Matt & Ryland
Reel Big Fish at Music Brainz
Reel Big Fish at All Music Guide ウイキペディアより抜粋
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