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green band : ウィキペディア英語版
green band

Green is a rock and roll band from Chicago.
==History==
The band was started by Jeff Lescher (guitar and vocals), John Diamond (bass and backing vocals), and John Valley (drums). This lineup recorded the 1984 four-song EP ''The Name of This Group Is Green'' and the band's 1986 self-titled debut album, which featured 14 songs, including re-recordings of all four songs from the earlier EP.
Green established themselves via live shows around Chicago and undertook several national tours with the assistance of manager Cindy Illig. In 1986, Diamond and Valley elected to leave the band as Lescher announced plans for a national tour. Recruited from local music papers and from among their Chicago fan base were new bassist Ken Kurson (who had his own band, Circles, and later fronted The Lilacs), rhythm guitarist Stuart Shea, and drummer Rich Clifton. Shea departed following a brief U.S. tour, and the remaining three-piece recorded ''Elaine MacKenzie'', including the tracks "Heavy Metal Kids", "She Was My Girl", and "Radio Caroline".
Writing in ''Spin'' magazine, renowned rock critic Ira Robbins reviewed Elaine MacKenzie, noting, "Lescher's voice is astonishing -- a rough but melodic roar that seems to be straining for release" before concluding "The Greening of America starts here." ''Away From the Pulsebeat'' magazine's review of Elaine MacKenzie stated: "Best American band, best songwriter, best singer, best LP. Sweep year." In 1990, Green released an EP called ''REM'', this after the band R.E.M. released an album called ''Green''.
The group's membership changed again when Mark Mosher (drums/vocals) and Clay Tomasek (bass/vocals) joined the group for the ''Bittersweet'' E.P. in 1993.
In 2001 ''Eau de Vie'' was released on the Jettison label, owned by Jeff Pezzati of Naked Raygun and Big Black.
The group released its seventh album, the 16-track concept affair ''The Planets'', in 2009. The group now includes Lescher, Tomasek, Mike Zelenko on drums, and guitarist Jason Mosher.

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