"Red"

"American Psycho"

"Hundred Million"

"Don't Believe It All"

I still rock "wide awake bored" on my ipod.

i used to adore treble charger when i was younger. this is awesome.

I really didn't like them. They became some sort of Sum 41 clones when they broke into the mainstream; I think the guitar player even had ''41'' tattooed on his arm.

I saw them live in 2004 and they were just trying too hard to look silly.

oh man, my first introduction to them was off the Disturbing Behavior soundtrack. loved it. thanks for all the vids :)

Originally Posted by SuNDaYSTaR

I really didn't like them. They became some sort of Sum 41 clones when they broke into the mainstream; I think the guitar player even had ''41'' tattooed on his arm.

I saw them live in 2004 and they were just trying too hard to look silly.

The 41 was because he manages Sum 41.

Brand New Low is a great tune

Oh God the memories! I used to love their music when I watched Much Music fanatically.

Originally Posted by SuNDaYSTaR

I really didn't like them. They became some sort of Sum 41 clones when they broke into the mainstream; I think the guitar player even had ''41'' tattooed on his arm.

I saw them live in 2004 and they were just trying too hard to look silly.

To each their own! As for that tattoo though, Greig Nori (Treble Charger's frontman) is the one who pretty much discovered Sum 41 so he has a bit of a right to get it. He created Bunk Rock in 1999 to manage Sum 41 right from the start. He got that tattoo in the parlour with Deryck, Steve, Dave and Cone according to a Sum 41 Egos and Icons episode on MuchMusic. They pretty much considered him a fifth member but then something went sour. I'm guessing it was when Dave left (but I don't really know) because Dave has a new band called The Organ Thieves and he is having Greig produce the record for them.

brand new low & I hear you calling were the anthems of nhl 2002.

Hundred Million was the jam

its a shame Nori's a big douche now. this band actually had some incredibly catchy singles, i don't know why they never got bigger than they did

Morale is low, the weather's good...


Treble Charger's best work was behind them well before this decade even began.

Originally Posted by SuNDaYSTaR

I really didn't like them. They became some sort of Sum 41 clones when they broke into the mainstream.

Yeah seconded.