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lifesavers [2018/09/25 01:14] adminlifesavers [2020/05/06 02:03] – [Formation: 1980 - 1981] admin
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 |**Band:**|Lifesavers / The Lifesavors| |**Band:**|Lifesavers / The Lifesavors|
 |**Origin:**|California| |**Origin:**|California|
-|**Genres:**|[[Punk Rock]]+|**Genres:**|Punk Rock| 
-|:::|[[Alternative Rock]]+|:::|Alternative Rock| 
-|:::|[[New Wave]]|+|:::|New Wave|
 |**Years Active:**|1980-1985 (as The Lifesavors)| |**Years Active:**|1980-1985 (as The Lifesavors)|
 |:::|1986-1999, 2008-2014 (as Lifesavers)| |:::|1986-1999, 2008-2014 (as Lifesavers)|
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 {{:the_lifesavors_-_us_kids_-_band_1.jpg?nolink|Band photo from Us Kids insert}} {{:the_lifesavors_-_us_kids_-_band_1.jpg?nolink|Band photo from Us Kids insert}}
  
-The Lifesavors were an early Christian pogo punk/new wave band that formed in 1980. According to the liner notes to [[Undercover]]'s //Volume 1// compilation, The Lifesavors were formed by Chris Wimber (the son of Vineyard founder John Wimber) and Ray Hersom. Their first concert as The Lifesavors was at a roller skating rink in Yorba Linda sometime late in 1980. [[Undercover]] and a band called [[The Chosen Ones]] also played at the concert. It is unknown at what point [[Mark Krishchak]] joined the bandbut a live demo called //3-14-81 Live// (recorded at a church in Downey, CA) contains at least one song credited to [[Mark Krishchak|Krishchak]] on a later album. [[Mark Krishchak|Krishchak]] served as the early leader of the band performing as lead vocalist, primary songwriter, and lead guitarist. In early 1981, The Lifesavors and [[Undercover]] were both asked to release albums through the [[Ministry Resource Center]] (MRC) label. By the time The Lifesavors released their debut full length album //Us Kids//, Hersom was not in the band and two new members were listedJoining bass guitarist Wimber and lead vocalist / guitarist [[Mark Krishchak|Krishchak]] were Kevin Lee Annis (brother of [[Mike Stand]] of the [[Altar Boys]]) on drums and [[Michael Knott]] on rhythm guitars. [[Michael Knott|Knott]] has later stated that he was about 16 or 17 years old at this time. [[Michael Knott|Knott]]'s involvement with The Lifesavors on //Us Kids// was minimal at the most. According to Kevin Sorrells, "[[Michael Knott|Mike]] stepped in the middle of the recording. I think he only collaborated on one song."+The Lifesavors were an early Christian pogo punk/new wave band that formed in 1980. According to the liner notes to [[Undercover]]'s //Volume 1// compilation, The Lifesavors were formed by Chris Wimber (the son of Vineyard founder John Wimber) on bass and Ray Hersom on guitar. [[Mark Krishchak]] (vocals, guitars) and Kevin Lee Annis (brother of [[Mike Stand]] of the [[Altar Boys]], drums) joined in 1980 as well. Their first concert as The Lifesavors was at a roller skating rink in Yorba Linda sometime late in 1980. [[Undercover]] and a band called [[The Chosen Ones]] also played at the concert. The next yearthey recorded and released a live demo called //3-14-81 Live// (recorded at a church in Downey, CA). [[Mark Krishchak|Krishchak]] served as the early leader of the band performing as lead vocalist, primary songwriter, and lead guitarist. In early 1981, The Lifesavors and [[Undercover]] were both asked to release albums through the [[Ministry Resource Center]] (MRC) label. Hersom left during the recording of their debut full length album //Us Kids//. [[Michael Knott]] was brought in to replace him on rhythm guitars, even recording a few parts on //Us Kids//. [[Michael Knott|Knott]] has later stated that he was about 16 or 17 years old at this time. [[Michael Knott|Knott]]'s involvement with The Lifesavors on //Us Kids// was minimal at the most. According to Kevin Sorrells, "[[Michael Knott|Mike]] stepped in the middle of the recording. I think he only collaborated on one song."
  
 [[Altar Boys]] bassist [[Ric Alba]] also worked with The Lifesavors at one point. According to [[Ric Alba|Alba]]: [[Altar Boys]] bassist [[Ric Alba]] also worked with The Lifesavors at one point. According to [[Ric Alba|Alba]]:
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   - I Want Your World   - I Want Your World
   - Touch Me in the Wind   - Touch Me in the Wind
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 +==== Huntington Beach ====
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 +1995 Brainstorm Artists International
 +
 +Michael Knott – Vocals, guitar, bass\\
 +Brian Doidge – Vocals, guitar, bass\\
 +Chuck Cummings – Drums
 +
 +Produced by The Lifesavers
 +
 +  - When She’s Gone
 +  - Disappointed
 +  - Huntington Beach Police
 +  - Mrs. King
 +  - Rent a Cop
 +  - Out
 +  - Big Kimono
 +  - Sick
 +  - Daddy’s Womp
 +  - The Day Elvis Died
 +  - Should Have Known
 +  - Joey Ramone
 +  - Who is She (bonus track)
 +  - Get Outta My Life (bonus track)
 +  - Susie’s Got Eyes For You (bonus track)
 +
 +------
 +
 +==== Heaven High ====
 +
 +2013 Independent\\
 +2014 Retroactive Records
 +
 +Michael Knott – Vocals, additional Guitar on track 10\\
 +Joshua Lory – Bass, additional guitar on track 6\\
 +Masaki Liu – Guitar, Synth, Keys, Programming\\
 +Nick White – Drums\\
 +Chris Dugan – Drums on track 7\\
 +Rick McDonough – Lap Steel on track 10
 +
 +Produced by Masaki Liu and Joshua Lory
 +
 +  - Heaven High (2:09)
 +  - All Fall Down (3:25)
 +  - Bark/Bite (1:54)
 +  - Offed My Head (2:27)
 +  - I Love It When (2:30)
 +  - Dog Days of an Indian Summer (2:28)
 +  - Oh Baby (2:52)
 +  - Stereo Radio (4:46)
 +  - Ocean View Lane (2:19)
 +  - Last Spring (3:10)
  
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