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The Nasty : Doin' Things We Shouldn't Do
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Groove Rock
Genre: Rock: Funk Rock
Release Date: 2000
Doin' Things We Shouldn't Do Record Label: The Nasty
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Kathy II: The Awakening 4:17 Album Only
Happy 3:27 Album Only
The Story 5:11 Album Only
Sing It On The D 4:33 Album Only
Sory Bones 3:04 Album Only
The Monroe Transfer 4:54 Album Only
Royalty 2:01 Album Only
Role Model 5:28 Album Only
This World 3:32 Album Only
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Album Notes

Chicago-area band The Nasty has built a reputation for great songs and live performances that leave everyone screaming for more. This up-and-coming trio's eclectic sound combines elements of rock, funk, jazz, and pop into something the band calls groove rock. Comparisons have been made to the likes of The Who, Prince, and Ween. Anyone who has experienced The Nasty agrees that they are a force to be reckoned with.

In 1999, brothers Sean and Matt Wilke teamed up with keyboardist Pat Droppleman to form The Nasty. Sean is the drummer and percussionist, and assists with backing-vocals. He is currently studying music management at Columbia College-Chicago. Younger brother Matt lays down the guitar and bass lines, shares lead-vocals, and pens many of their songs. Matt presently attends DePaul University. Pat completes The Nasty's distinct sound by sharing the role of lead-vocalist, putting down keyboard lines, and composing many of their songs. He is presently pursuing jazz studies at Northwestern University.

This is the beginning of The Nasty's drive to the top. Dedication and hard-work has made the band successful throughout their short time together, and so far they are looking excellent.

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REVIEWS

Great!
author: Penny Lane
The CD is great. They've got a variety of different "sounds" and they manage to make the songs humorous, but meaningful at the same time. I highly reccomend the CD!
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