Toxic Reasons were a prolific band that went through many changes in both personel and musical direction over the years. The core group consisted of Bruce Stuckley (lead guitar/vocals), Bertram "Tufty" Clough (bass/vocals), Jimmy "JJ" Pearson (drums/vocals), and Rob Lucjak (guitar/vocals). None of the latter three were present when Stuckley started the band in Dayton, Ohio 1979. At that point he was playing bass, Joel Agne was on guitar, Mike Patteson played drums, and Ed Pittman was the lead singer. This line-up only stuck around long enough to record a two-song single, 1980's War Hero 7". After a second 7" recorded with East Bay Ray, Toxic Reasons began work on their first full-length album Independence (more info in the file) - This is the third 7Inch on their own label T-Reason with three thrillers; furthermore on numerous compilations, for example: We Don't Need Nuclear Force & The Power Of Love and sometime in 1995 the band broke up.
Thank you very much for last 4 posts, Have a nice Easter, and enjoy this special time.
ReplyDeletefuckin easter a special time ? vaya con dios hermano and don't forget your Stryper tapes
DeleteRelaxed Easter, mates and what the hell are the Stryper tapes????
Deletehahaha, a christian metal band from the 80's ,giving bibles at their concerts and all that shit
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