Pain
Origin	Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA
Genres	Punk rock, Pop punk
Years active	1994 - 1999
Labels	Springman
Members
Dan Lord Mark Milewicz (Pose) Adam Guthrie Mark Kramer Elizabeth Milewicz Stuart McNair Chris Johnson Jason Reid
Former members
George Kennedy (1994; 1998-99)

Pain was an American rock band from Mobile and Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The main songwriters Dan and Pose, grew up in Mobile and graduated from Mcgill Toolen High school in midtown Mobile. Though they have not produced any chart-topping hits, the band enjoyed a semi-mainstream following after touring relentlessly. Cartoon Network also aired a short two-minute music video set to their song "Jabberjaw (Running Underwater)", featuring the cartoon character of the same name along with "updated" versions of the rest of the show's characters.

Pain's sound features fast-paced lyrics, energetic punk rock rhythms, and frequent use of horn instruments. Their lyrical content is often humorous, touching lightly upon such subjects as Dungeons and Dragons as well as Greek and Arthurian legends, often creating entire plots and stories about fictional characters. Despite similarities in instrumentation and sensibility to third wave ska, Pain has expressed resentment towards being labeled as ska, stating a dislike for the genre.^[1]

Most of the band's albums are now available on independent record label Springman Records. The band's current status is "on hiatus"; however, given that Mark "Pose" Milewicz is currently a faculty member at Gordon College in Barnesville, Georgia and the vast majority of the rest of the band remains in or around Tuscaloosa, any new material seems extremely unlikely.

Contents 1 Band members 2 Former members 3 Discography 3.1 Albums 3.1.1 Goggins 3.1.2 Midgets With Guns 3.1.3 Wonderful Beef 3.1.4 Full Speed Ahead 3.1.5 On Air 3.2 EPs 3.2.1 Jabberjaw EP 4 Trivia 5 Notes 6 External links

[edit] Band members

• Dan Lord - Vocals
• Mark Milewicz (Pose) - Bass
• Adam Guthrie - Guitar
• Mark Kramer - Drums
• Elizabeth Milewicz - Keyboard
• Stuart McNair - Trumpet
• Chris Johnson - Saxophone
• Jason Reid - Trombone

[edit] Former members

• Steve Scott - original drummer (1994)
• Jay Campbell - original Sax player (1996-98)
• George Kennedy - Drums (1998-99)

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

[edit] Goggins

Released in 1994 on Goggins Records. Currently out of print.

1. Idle Hands
2. Milk
3. Gavin
4. The Man Upstairs
5. Excalibur
6. Nitro
7. Put Together
8. Enough
9. Army Of The Bored

[edit] Midgets With Guns

Released in 1996 on Springman Records.

1. Pose Ode
2. Milk
3. Square Pegs
4. Fight
5. Midgets With Guns
6. One-Legged Girl
7. The People, The People
8. Grudge
9. Chuck Al Hashib
10. Derision
11. Island Of Fear
12. Adam's Apple
13. Ellen
14. Pose Ode (fast)

[edit] Wonderful Beef

Released in 1997 on Springman Records.

1. Malk
2. In A Band
3. Antidote
4. Thimbledrome
5. Put 'Em Back
6. The Man Upstairs
7. The Song Of The Seven Inch Cowboy
8. Kokamantratarius
9. The Bottlerocket War
10. Gavin
11. Suckerpunch
12. Umbrella
13. Easy Out

[edit] Full Speed Ahead

Released in 1999 on Springman Records.

1. Juice
2. Right On
3. Full Speed Ahead
4. Upright
5. Codcake
6. Who Took Botu's Picture?
7. Futz Said Julie
8. Goggins
9. The White Recluse
10. Jonathan Fallow
11. Cap’n Scrub
12. Excalibur
13. Bean Bag
14. Ukulele

[edit] On Air

Released in 2001 on Vegas Records. Live radio recordings.

1. Antidote
2. In A Band
3. Put 'Em Back
4. Midgets With Guns
5. The Man Upstairs
6. The Bottlerocket War
7. Gavin
8. Milk
9. Juice/Square Pegs
10. Derision
11. Suckerpunch

[edit] EPs

[edit] Jabberjaw EP

Released in 1999 on Springman Records. Available as CD/CD-ROM or 7" vinyl. CD-ROM version is enhanced for computer with music videos, pictures, and more.
CD/CD-ROM Version:

1. Jabberjaw (Running Underwater)
2. Full Speed Ahead (Battleship Version)
3. The Comeback
4. The White Recluse (demo)
5. Chris Gets Up On It!
6. The Man Upstairs ("What a Man" version, Live)

7" Vinyl Version:

1. Jabberjaw
2. Full Speed Ahead
3. The Comeback

[edit] Trivia

• In addition to the "Jabberjaw (Running Underwater)" music video, Pain has also received minor mainstream attention through the NBC sitcom NewsRadio. In a number of episodes station engineer Joe Garelli (played by Joe Rogan) can be seen wearing a T-shirt bearing the Pain logo.
• Pain recorded a version of "The Time Warp" for a ska tribute to The Rocky Horror Picture Show. However, the album was never released. The song is now available on the Pain DVD entitled In A Band: The Pain Years 1994-2000. This DVD was limited to 1,000 prints.

[edit] Notes

[edit] External links

• Official Band Website
• Official Springman Records Website