Live and Five Iron Frenzy

The members of Five Iron Frenzy are listed below with their name, age, and instrument.
   Andrew Verdecchio - 25 - Drums
   Reese Roper - 26 - Vocals
   Keith Hoerig - 27 - Bass
   Micah Ortega - 23 - Guitar
   Sonnie Johnston - 21 - Guitar
   Dennis Culp - 29 - Trombone
   Brad Dunham - 22 - Trumpet
   Jeff "the girl" Ortega - 23 - Saxophone

FIF's first album was Upbeats and Beatdowns and was released in '96. It was their first full length album but didn't have any successful hits as I know of. Their second full length album, Our Newest Album Ever, was released in '97 and hits such as, Suckerpunch, Every New Day, Blue Comb '78, Handbook for the Sellout, and Fistful of Sand. Quantity Job 1 is their third full-length album that came out in '98 and has only 8 songs; but still fun like all their other ones. Their fourth fl album, Proof That the Youth are Revolting, is a live album they recorded in summer of '99 and released on November 2nd. This CD had some new songs on it and some new arrangements of past songs. Their fifth fl album, All the Hype Money Can Buy, released in '00, having 15 songs including some studio versions of ones on their live cd.

The band Live consists of four band members; Edward Kowalczyk, Chad Taylor, Chad Gracey, and Patrick Dahlheimer. They are an alternative rock band. Their name was Public Affection in 1985 and changed in 1991 to Live. Under that name they released an album called Death of a Dictionary (1989). In 1991, the released their second album, Mental Jewelry, under their new name Live. Their single, Operation Spirit, hit the number 1 spot on MTV's Buzz Bin in later '91. In March of '94, 3 years later, they released Throwing Copper, and the single Selling the Drama, hit #1 on most charts, including the album. In '96, they released Secret Samadhi, which hit the number 1 spot on the billboard charts. The album wrapped up other pieces of songs from other albums and put them altogether. The Distance to Here album was released in October of '99.