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Josh Freese

Josh Freese's Genre:

Punk, Punk/New Wave, Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock

Biography

Outside of drumming for California's funny punk outfit the Vandals and the alternative troupe A Perfect Circle, Josh Freese had also worked as a studio musician for the likes of Paul Westerberg, Chris Cornell, Suicidal Tendencies, Juliana Hatfield, Mike Ness, Tracy Bonham, and Guns N' Roses. But by 2000, Freese went solo by recording a number of songs that he wrote and performed himself (including bass, guitar, keyboards and vocals), resulting in the full-length entitled The Notorious One Man Orgy on Kung Fu Records in 2000. Since 1972 followed in 2009 from Outerscope Records. ~ Mike DaRonco

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This station plays the best music from and music from related artists like The Doughboys, Farin Urlaub, Dito Montiel, Ruefrex, Tat, Matthew Colussy, LiLiPUT, Major Accident, Mistreaters, Birdland and more.

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Josh Freese's Selected Discography (2)

The Notorious One Man Orgy

2000 Kung Fu Records200012 Songs

Since 1972

200912 Songs

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