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The Huntingtons
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by Mike DaRoncoHaving grown up in Baltimore, Maryland, Mikey (bass\u002Fvocals) and Cliffy (guitar) Huntington found out that they had something else in common aside from their identical last names: the Ramones and the Good Book. With those inspirations, the Huntingtons started out under a different moniker playing a brand of what they considered "bad garage rock" for the next three years to come. Upon recording two EPs in 1996 entitled Sweet Sixteen and Rock 'N' Roll Radio -- which weren't released until 1998 -- and their first full-length Fun and Games in 1997, the Huntingtons moved on to more of a poppier sound with The Only One EP released that same year. After a US tour with Blaster the Rocketman and another seven-inch entitled "You're Not Right" b\u002Fw "Babysitter," The Huntingtons line-up was eventually settled in with C.J (guitar) and Davey (drums) continuing on with the band's luck of finding members with the same last names. A deal with Tooth and Nail Records followed, resulting in the release of their first straight pop-punk full-length High School Rock in 1998. Followed by the live The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly and a Ramones cover album entitled File Under Ramones all released within the same year, 1999 saw two more Huntington albums, Get Lost and Plastic Surgery. A split release with Darlington followed in early 2000.
by Mike DaRoncoHaving grown up in Baltimore, Maryland, Mikey (bass\u002Fvocals) and Cliffy (guitar) Huntington found out that they had something else in common aside from their identical last names: the Ramones and the Good Book. With those inspirations, the Huntingtons started out under a different moniker playing a brand of what they considered "bad garage rock" for the next three years to come. Upon recording two EPs in 1996 entitled Sweet Sixteen and Rock 'N' Roll Radio -- which weren't released until 1998 -- and their first full-length Fun and Games in 1997, the Huntingtons moved on to more of a poppier sound with The Only One EP released that same year. After a US tour with Blaster the Rocketman and another seven-inch entitled "You're Not Right" b\u002Fw "Babysitter," The Huntingtons line-up was eventually settled in with C.J (guitar) and Davey (drums) continuing on with the band's luck of finding members with the same last names. A deal with Tooth and Nail Records followed, resulting in the release of their first straight pop-punk full-length High School Rock in 1998. Followed by the live The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly and a Ramones cover album entitled File Under Ramones all released within the same year, 1999 saw two more Huntington albums, Get Lost and Plastic Surgery. A split release with Darlington followed in early 2000.
