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Sum 41

MUSIC

Canadian pop-punk band, formed 1996.

  • Deryck Whibley -- Vocals, guitar, keyboard
  • Dave Baksh -- Lead guitar
  • Jason McCaslin -- Bass
  • Steve Jocz -- Drums

Official Website:
http://www.islandrecords.com/sum41/

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Deryck Whibley
Singer
21-Mar-1980   Vocalist, Sum 41

DISCOGRAPHY

Half Hour of Power (2000, Big Rig/Mercury)
1 Grab the Devil by the Horns and Fuck Him up the Ass
2 Machine Gun
3 What I Believe
4 T.H.T.
5 Makes No Difference
6 Summer
7 32 Ways To Die
8 Second Chance For Max Headroom
9 Dave's Possessed Hair/It's What We're All About
10 Ride The Chariot To The Devil
11 Another Time Around

All Killer No Filler (2001, Aquarius (CA), Island (US))
1 Introduction to Destruction
2 Nothing on My Back
3 Never Wake Up
4 Fat Lip
5 Rhythms
6 Motivation
7 In Too Deep
8 Summer
9 Handle This
10 Crazy Amanda Bunkface
11 All She's Got
12 Heart Attack
13 Pain for Pleasure

Does This Look Infected (2002, Aquarius (CA), Island (US))
1 The Hell Song
2 Over My Head (Better Off Dead)
3 My Direction
4 Still Waiting
5 A.N.I.C.
6 No Brains
7 All Messed Up
8 Mr. Amsterdam
9 Thanks For Nothing
10 Hyper-Insomnia-Para-Condrioid
11 Billy Spleen
12 Hooch

Chuck (2004, Aquarius (CA), Island (US))
1 Intro
2 No Reason
3 We're All To Blame
4 Angels With Dirty Faces
5 Some Say
6 The Bitter End
7 Open Your Eyes
8 Slipping Away
9 I'm Not The One
10 Welcome To Hell
11 Pieces
12 There's No Solution
13 88



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