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| Jeff Hourmouzis: Guitar, Vocals, Piano Equipment: Schecter Diamond Series C1 Plus guitar, ESP LTD-100 guitar, Fender Fat Stratocaster, Marshall AVT 150 Head, Marshall AVT Cabinet, Boss Distortion, Electric Piano, Shure Microphones Experience: 2 years(guitar) 15 years (piano) Fav. bands: Linkin Park, Blink 182, Papa Roach, The Used, New Found Glory, Staind, Green Day, Finch, Box Car Racer, Foo Fighters, Dashboard Confessional, Taking Back Sunday, Taproot, and more... Favorite inSIGNIFICANT song: Empty Promises Role Models: Hit Artists from the 80's, 90's, and today. Bert McCracken, Chester Bennington, Aaron Lewis, Nate Barcalow, Chris Carraba... Fun Fact: Sorry, please try back later for today's fun fact AIM: inSIGNIFICANTJ Friendster Shane Zigler: Drums Equipment: Pearl Export Drums, Chad Smith Custom Snare , Mapex V Series drums, Sabian Pro Sonix crashes and High Hats, Sabian AAX Metal Ride, Paiste China, and Zildjian Ride and Crash/Ride, Tama Iron Cobra double bass pedal, Pacific Double Bass Pedal, Evans Heads, and Vic Firth sticks Experience: 2 Years Fav. Bands: Blink 182, Thursday, Finch, Taking Back Sunday, Thrice, From Autumn to Ashes, Green Day, Box Car Racer, Further Seems Forever, The Used, Goldfinger, Saves the Day, A Static Lullaby, Dashboard Confessional, The Starting Line, Midtown, Rufio, The Ataris, Taproot, Zebrahead, AFI, Brand New, Coldplay, Alkaline Trio, Story of the year, The early november, Cooheed and cambria, Matchbook Romance, Senses fail Favorite inSIGNIFICANT song: Empty Promises Fun Fact: Shane plays drums, and works at Marc's Role models: Travis Barker, Branden Steineckert, Stevo 32, Tucker Rule, Josh Freese, Cyrus Booloki, Chuck Comeaum, Dave Silveria, Alex Pappas, Riley Breckenridge (he is amazing, the drummer from Thrice) AIM: ziggsdrums16 Jim Janek: Guitar/Back-up Vocals Equipment: Jackson/Charvel Charvette, Jackson DK-2 Dinky, Jackson Professional, Cheapy Stratocaster, Epiphone Les Paul Standard, Ibanez PF Acoustic, Crate GFX-212T Combo, Peavy Envoy 110 Combo, MXR Distortion, Dunlop Cry Baby Wah-Wah, Nady Wireless, Shure Microphones, Rocktron 'Hush' Noisegate Experience: 5 yearsish Fav Bands: NFG, Green Day, Finch, Starting Line, TBS, Thrice, Thursday, Rufio, Senses Fail, Matchbook Romance, Spitalfield, Death Cab For Cutie, Blink 182, Midtown, Acceptance, The Ataris, AFI, No Use For A Name, Vendetta Red, Dashboard Confessional, APO, From Autumn To Ashes, The Movielife, Goldfinger, Brand New, Story of the Year, Millencolin, The Used, Coheed, Something Corporate, Yellowcard, Motion City Soundtrack, Zebrahead, Plain White T's, Jimmy Eat World, too many to list... Fave inSIGNIFICANT song: Flawless, Empty Promises Role Models: Billie Joe Armstrong, Tom Delonge, Chad Gilbert, Kirk Hammet, James Hetfield, Teppei Teranishi, Chris Carraba, Gavin Rossdale... Video Games: multiplayer HALO, Counter Strike (even though I suck at it), and GTA: Vice City TV Shows: The O.C., The Simpsons, Conan, Fun Fact: Jim makes this webpage, and is once again working on a new, improved design. Jim also thinks that Family Guy is one of the most unoriginal, and stupid television show of our time. AIM: jimboj917 Friendster |
| inSIGNIFICANT STORY: (Told by Shane) (last updated a really long time ago) About a year ago (Late 2001) Jeff and Shane were talking about starting a band and Jeff said he'd play guitar and Shane would play the drums. A few months later Shane and Jeff began to practice (Shane didn't even have drums yet). Jim who sat at their lunch table told them that he also played guitar and they asked him to come and practice. At first the band really sucked and there was no bass player (or drums). The bands first name was Standing in Traffic but soon changed because it was dumb. Later on S.I.T. played at Matt's Christmas Party and really sucked. We had one amp, a karaoke machine, no mic stands, and no cymbals for the drums. It wasnt pretty. That soon would change. A few months later (and a few names later) inSIGNIFICANT was making a bunch of new songs and playing covers, but still had no bassist. The band needed a bass player in time for the talent show a week later so they asked someone from school to join the band. inSIGNIFICANT then performed at the Talent Show and the Brecksville Rec. (among other places) and they were getting much better and had many more fans. Over spring break the fellas recorded a 7 song CD in Shanes (basement good, music bad quality). We got a new bass player, Ryan, and the band started going somewhere. inSIGNIFICANT is just starting to play clubs all over Cleveland and is building a fanbase among people from their school (Midpark), their friends; and mainly, their parents. The have played tons of places in the short time they've been a band and have been seen in The Plain Dealer, The News Sun, on WKYC Channel 3, WOIO Channel 19, WEWS Channel 5, WUAB Channel 43, FOX 8 Cleveland, and BCS-TV. They've also been featured in bulletin boards located in all of the Berea City Schools because of their representation of Midpark at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (which we won) Buckle Up contest! We played in Peabody's Battle of the Bands gaining a nice bronze at third place (not bad considering our fans left when we were done). Well, that's just a few of the places inSIGNIFICANT have been mentioned or shown... for now. We'll keep practicing and playing our best for everyone who wants to come see us sometime. |
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