Loved by Millions
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Liner notes from self-released cassette
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| Origin | Toledo, OH | ||
| Years active | c. 1987 - c. 1988 | ||
| Label(s) | Whatever Records | ||
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Loved by Millions was a Toledo, Ohio band from the late 1980's[1]. Scott Shriner played bass on their 7" single "Animal Behavior," released in 1987.
Overview
The Toledeo Blade described Loved by Millions as a "new wave" band in 2022. None of the band's music is available online as of December 2022.[2]
Shriner would later reunite with guitarist E.J. Wells for his song "Something in the Graveyard" in June of 2009[3].
Personnel
- Scott Shriner - bass
- Dave Burk - guitar, vocals
- Steven Athanas - vocals
- E.J. Wells - baritone guitar
- Kevin Meade - engineer
- Phil Berg - saxophone
Discography
- "Animal Behavior" (1987)
- Plug In That Satellite, Mister!! (demo tape, year unknown)
See also
References
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