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Group Members
Joel Paul Benji Billy Aaron
Genres
Rock
Styles
Ska-Punk Third Wave Ska Revival Post-Grunge Punk Revival
Tones
Energetic Fun Boisterous Playful Rowdy Tense/Anxious Quirky Theatrical
Labels
Sony International Sony Epic
Charts & Awards
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BIOGRAPHY
The East Coast post-grunge quartet Good Charlotte is just barely distinctive from the likes of corporate alternative rockers Blink-182 and Third Eye Blind, but the fresh five faces composing this quintet from Maryland first started off in 1996, practically shy of strumming a chord. Vocalist Joel Madden and his twin brother guitarist Benji, who never sang or played an instrument in their lives, were instantly inspired to form a band after seeing the Beastie Boys on their 1995 Ill Communication tour. They soon formed Good Charlotte with high school chums Paul (bass) and Aaron (drums), and Billy (guitar) was added later. They all had a passion for the energetic elements spawned from '70s punk rock, but also sentimental enough for killer ballads found in mainstream corporate rock. Quickly, the band made a name for themselves in and around the D.C. area, playing the WHFS annual rock show HFSFestival in 1998 and 1999. A year later, Good Charlotte issued their self-titled debut on Epic. The Madden brothers scored a gig as MTV VJ's and soon were all over the network's late night rock show All Things Rock. This promotion helped the band greatly, as they spent time behind the scenes writing songs for the new album. By the fall of 2002, Good Charlotte was ready to release The Young & the Hopeless.
DISCOGRAPHY
GOOD CHARLOTTE 2000 SONY
Good Charlotte [Bonus Tracks] 2000 EPIC
Young and the Hopeless 2002 EPIC
DISCOGRAPHY SINGLES
Little Things 2001 SONY
Motivation Proclamation 2001 SONY
Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous [Import CD] 2002 SONY
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