About the band

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The Rascals:

Bryce Kalal --- Guitar/Lead Vocals:

When you see Bryce, the first thing you might think is, "What a freak!". But the second thing would be, "Oh, look, he's a well-behaved, average young man." Sorry to burst your bubbles, but you thought wrong. His entire life revolves around his passion: music. From singing in the car, to air guitaring, to drumming on desks, to writing rough draft lyrics on homework assignments, this kid never gets sick of hearing/playing/making music. His influences come from Green Day, Matchbox Twenty, Sum 41, and Metallica.


Dick Berg --- Bass Guitar/Backup Vocals:

Dick is that crazy guy who can most likely be found sticking his head out the window of a car and shouting something stupid like "I don't live there, but you do!". He is most likely to become a spokesman for McDonalds, because he eats there almost every day, and he has the gas to prove it. He has a huge number of friends and almost never stops partying. His influences come from anything that makes music, but mainly his inner thoughts.


Karl Piepho --- Drums:

Karl is basically a stereotypical drummer. He spends a lot of time making weird noises with his mouth and is almost always hyper and energetic... Unless Gina is around... Yeah, that's right, Karl is taken and proud of it, so good luck next time ladies! Karl lives and breathes music. His main influences come from the Red Hot Chili Peppers, but he also likes Audioslave, 3 Doors Down, Foo Fighters, Yellowcard, Green Day, and anything else that has a good drum beat to it.

The Songs:

Alone and Helpless

Be Kind To Me

Dawn

False Hope

Girl Of My Dreams

Happy Carribean Song (Instrumental)

Karen

Psycho Arab Instumental

Shishkabob (Instrumental)

The Calm

When the World Falls Apart

The Covers:

Boulevard of Broken Dreams (Green Day)

Carol of the Bells (Trans-Siberian Symphony Orchestra)

Fortune Faded (Red Hot Chili Peppers)

My Friend of Misery (Metallica)

Take Me Out (Franz Ferdinand)

The Reason (Hoobastank)

You Shook Me All Night Long (AC/DC)


*Most of these covers can only be played through the first minute or so of the song, simply because the band doesn't feel like learning the rest.

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