Transplants

...chopped and screwed by rapper and hip-hop artist, Paul Wall. The first album released by Transplants was their self-titled album in 2002. The second Transplants record, Haunted Cities, was released by LaSalle Records in June 2005. After the...

In this article: Travis Landon Barker, Shanna Moakler, Blink-182, Cadillac, MTV, Tom DeLonge, Meet the Barkers, Famous Stars and Straps, and Expensive Taste

...video for the song was directed by Margera and the artwork was designed by Estevan Oriol, whose work has graced countless covers from such artists as Cypress Hill, The Transplants and Snoop Dogg. Thanks for the report to Blabbermouth.net.

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This is a 'comprehensive discography of the Transplants ', a punk rock/hip-hop supergroup . Formed in 1999, the project consists of Tim Armstrong (Rancid ) on guitar and vocals, "Skinhead Rob" Aston (Expensive Taste) on vocals and Travis...

In this article: Tim Armstrong, Rancid, Haunted Cities, Gangsters and Thugs, Brody Dalle, Travis Barker, and +44

...projects for Armstrong's label, Hellcat Records, and then as co-producer/co-writer. The team's first co-production work together was on the Transplants record, which was born out of the combination of two projects: a side project for...

In this article: Dave Carlock, Tim Armstrong, Greg Ladanyi, Pink, Diamonds and Guns, David Foster, Hall & Oates, George Lamond, and AFI

...track) Wayne Kramer (of the MC5) plays lead guitar on opening track "Incomplete". Tim Armstrong (of Operation Ivy , Rancid and The Transplants) contributed lead vocals on "Television", which Concrete Blonde's Johnette Napolitano...

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...on Rancid's Indestructible . In 2004, during an extensive Rancid hiatus, Armstrong decided to bring the Transplants back together. The band's second album, titled Haunted Cities, was released in June 2005, just four months after Barker's...

In this article: Tim Armstrong, Rob Aston, Rancid, Travis Barker, Blink-182, Haunted Cities, Expensive Taste, Diamonds and Guns, and The Distillers

...of the rap group Expensive Taste, along with Paul Wall and Travis Barker. With Tim Armstrong of Rancid , he founded punk /hip hop band Transplants and provided lead vocals on all of their releases. Aston's career began as a roadie for bands...

In this article: Skinhead Rob, Travis Barker, Paul Wall, Tim Armstrong, Expensive Taste, Rancid, Show Me, and Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards

...much activity within the extended Rancid family, just very little of it pertaining to Rancid itself. Tim Armstrong did another Transplants record, recorded a solo album and co-wrote tunes with Pink and Gwen Stefani. Lars Frederiksen...

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...we wrote some songs about Bush for our last album, "Indestructible." And then I did a solo record. Lars did a solo record. I did a Transplants record. So, you know, we definitely kept busy. Lars Frederiksen: We always are just kind of...

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Transplants is Transplants ' eponymous debut released in 2002. It featured three main Transplants members, Tim Armstrong, Rob Aston and Travis Barker. The album was recorded in Tim's basement and also featured Matt Freeman (Rancid ), Vic...

In this article: Tim Armstrong, Brody Dalle, Diamonds and Guns, Davey Havok, AFI, Rancid, Transplants, Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards, and MTV