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Chris Taylor performing with Pg. 99 in in 2002Background informationAlso known aspageninetynineOrigin, United StatesGenres,Years active1997–2003 (original run)2011, 2017-present (reunions)Labels, Reptilian, Magic BulletAssociated acts,Past membersChris TaylorBlake MidgetteMike TaylorJohnny WardGeorge CrumSee for othersPg. 99 (also spelled pageninetynine) was a band from, a town on the outskirts of They are considered one of the pioneers of.
The band formed as a six-piece in late 1997 and broke up as an eight-piece in 2003; at their maximum capacity they performed with two singers, three guitarists, two bassists and a drummer and were known for their intense live shows. Contents.History 1997-2002: Existence Pg. 99 toured frequently, performing over 300 shows during its five-year existence. The band underwent a total of nine tours, and have played shows in both the United States and Europe. The band also released three full-length albums, seven splits, an extended play, two compilations, and a demo tape across its lifespan.In early 1999, Pg. 99 guitarist Mike Taylor and Reactor No.

7 bassist Andy Low founded Robodog Records (now ). The label's first two releases were the Document #3 split 7' between Pg.
99 and Reactor No. 7 and the Document #4 tour 6' record that Pg. 99 sold during their first tour in the summer of 1999.2003-2010: Hiatus After several US tours, a European tour, and numerous releases, they disbanded in May 2003.
Before officially breaking up, Pg.99 booked of and as their producer for a follow-up to. Guitarist Mike Taylor cited struggles with maintaining a large line-up due to schedule conflicts, and issues with drinking as major reasons for why Pg. Taylor also said, 'It was like a dysfunctional family where a group of people needed to give each other some space and clarity.' Four of the members would go on to perform in.Two releases completed before the group's break up have yet to see light: a DVD compiling various live footage, and a split 10' with containing both bands' last songs recorded. 2011-present: Reunion shows Pg.
99 performed a one-off reunion performance in August 2011. The group performed Document No. 8 in its entirety at the Best Friend's Day festival in Richmond, Virginia. When asked about the future of the band, Taylor said: 'We felt that if Best Friend's Day went well—how we play, how we sound, how we felt—we'd be up for more. If we're going to do it, it's gotta be right and has to feel good. Community is one of the things that made Pg. 99 gigs so special.'
After the Best Friend's Day festival sold out, Pg.99 scheduled a second performance on August 27, 2011 at The Black Cat in Washington, DC.In a group interview with, Pg.99 was asked about the possibility of recording new material, and several of the members gave conflicting responses. Chris Taylor was content writing and releasing new music with Pygmy Lush, and said, 'The only reason to realistically do that is being an old fogey and not making any money and being like, 'This could make us some money.' ' However, Mike Taylor said he would be interested in 'learning some more songs and doing something small.' In 2017, it was announced that the group will reunite again and will tour with in September 2017.
Mike Taylor has mentioned plans to release a 'long hidden' Document #15 through his Yr Screaming Youth imprint sometime in the future. Style and Influences Pg. 99 is commonly seen as a band, although the band has expressed some distaste of the label and prefers to be seen as simply instead. They're also seen as an band, sometimes verging on.
The band has also been commonly labeled as. Earlier releases showed the band playing a more straightforward style that's heavily influenced by hardcore punk and grindcore, while later releases showed the band experimenting with progression and atmosphere, such as.All of the bands releases were known as 'documents', according to the guitarist Mike Taylor, this was done because each release by the band was seen as a document of their state at the time of recording. The band has gone on to name many groups as influences, such as, (who is referenced by the band with their song 'The Lonesome Waltz of Leonard Cohen'),.
Artwork for their music was primarily done by vocalist Chris Taylor. Discography. Document No. 1 - Demo tape (self-released, 1999).
Document No. 2 - Split 7' with (Sacapuntas Records, 1999). Document No. 3 - Split 7' with Reactor No. 7 (, 1999).
Document No. 4 - Tour 6' (Robodog Records, 1999). First full-length LP/CD (Reptilian Records, 2000). Document No. 6 - Split 7' with Process is Dead (Witching Hour Records, 2000). LP/CD (/Happy Couples Never Last, 2001). LP/CD/Tape (/Electric Human Project/Scene Police/Old Skool Kids/SzSS, 2001). Document No. 9: A Split Personality - Split 7' with (, 2001). Document No. 10: Do You Need A Play To Stay?
Pageninetynine Document 8 Rare
- Split Live LP/CD with Waifle (Magic Bullet Records, 2001). Document No. 11 - 7' Reissue of Documents No. 3 and No. 4 (Robotic Empire, 2002). Split LP/CD with (Magic Bullet Records, 2002).
Document No. 13: Pyramids in Cloth - Split 7' with (Perpetual Motion Machine Records, 2002). Document No. 14: Singles - CD containing all vinyl/compilation/demo tracks (Reptilian Records, 2003) and reissued on vinyl in 2011 through Robotic EmpireReferences.
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