Joe Wood

This artist replaced his brother-in-law in the T.S.O.L. music group in 1983 and continues to be connected with that Western world Coast punk rock and roll juggernaut since, together with his very own projects such as for example Joe Hardwood & the Eliminating Flooring and Joe Hardwood & the Depressed Ones. Regardless of the roadhouse blues noises from the last mentioned combo, this Joe Hardwood shouldn’t be baffled with the sooner pianist and vocalist from the same name who performed and documented with boogie guy John Lee Hooker. The flexibility with regards to musical styles is certainly worth mentioning, nevertheless, as it reaches the crux of listeners’ emotions concerning Wood’s efforts towards the punk picture. T.S.O.L. titans demand that Hardwood overtaking for founding member and in-law Jack port Grisham intensified the group’s gothic factors like many dollops of the spice tossed right into a stew. Without genre nourishing on divisions just as much as punk, supporters either discovered the mixture diverting, even amazing, while various other listeners shook from a schizophrenia that ultimately weakened the group’s visual presence. Wood’s very own punk rock times were only available in the past due ’70s, with an clothing referred to as Der Stab piercing regional ears pursuing Wood’s very own contact with the Bacteria at a live gig. He performed bass in certainly unpopular the Hated in 1981, after that was before his personal Joe Real wood & the Loners, investing in many years’ well worth of innovative focus on a fusion of punk and blues, as though the initials in J.B. Lenoir stood for Jello Biafra. This specific function was interrupted in 1983 because of the strategy from T.S.O.L., an acronym for “Accurate Seems of Liberty.” All main events concerning this group consequently feature Real wood, including international trips, recordings, and film soundtrack looks. Orange Wedge, a music group rather than a make of LSD, is probably the Real wood solo tasks when he’s not really associated with T.S.O.L.. Demands for classic punk anthems jumping off the screens, Real wood, in his third 10 years of music-making, refined up the Getting rid of Floor music group, also offering Ray Rodriguez of Manic Hispanic on bass and vocals, regular Real wood collaborator Steve O’Sullivan nailing in the drums, and guitarist Eric Groff, crawling from the Like Canal and a earlier politically wrong on-stage persona amongst Arab & the Suburban Turbans.