Artist: Good Charlotte
Genre(s):
Rock: Punk-Rock
Pop
Punk
Discography:
Keep Your Hands off My Girl, Pt. 1
Year: 2007
Tracks: 4
Good Morning Revival
Year: 2007
Tracks: 15
Fast Future Generation
Year: 2006
Tracks: 19
The Young and The Hopeless
Year: 2005
Tracks: 14
The Chronicles Of Life and Death
Year: 2005
Tracks: 15
Good Charlotte
Year: 2000
Tracks: 13
The East Coast post-grunge/pop-punk outfit Good Charlotte was founded in 1996 by monovular brothers Joel and Benji Madden. Inspired by a Beastie Boys carrying into action on their 1995 Ill Communication circuit, the Maddens enlisted the help of respective high schooling classmates in collecting a band that combined the up-and-coming elements spawned from '70s kindling with the soppy ballads of mainstream corporate rock-and-roll. Good Charlotte was before long formed, with Joel Madden handling tip vocals and Benji Madden playing tip guitar. Paul Thomas (bass) and Aaron Escolopio (drums) realised the early lineup, patch Billy Martin later on coupled as a second guitar player.
Although the band hailed from the suburban township of Waldorf, MA, Good Charlotte speedily made a describe for itself in nearby Washington, D.C., playing the WHFS yearbook rock show HFSFestival in 1998 and 1999. A year by and by, the band issued its spunky self-titled debut on Epic, and the single "Little Things" made minor waves. The Madden brothers scored a gig as MTV VJs and before long were all over the network's late-night john Rock testify All Things Rock, which gave their band's profile a boost. The two exhausted clock time slow the scenes piece of writing songs for their sophomore album, but Escolopio left hand the group to join his sidekick in Wakefield before recording could start. Josh Freese was speedily enlisted as the band's irregular drummer (Chris Wilson would later on supersede him permanently). By the settle of 2002, Good Charlotte was quick to release The Young and the Hopeless, and their expanded interview was ready. Singles "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" and "Anthem" catapulted the band into the mainstream in 2003 and finally swarm the record album into triple-platinum gross revenue; shared dates with New Found Glory for the third gear yearbook Honda Civic Tour were equally successful.
In 2004, Good Charlotte returned with The Chronicles of Life and Death, which stumble number three on the Billboard charts simply failed to trade as comfortably as the band's previous album. Wilson exited the band in mid-2005, citing health reasons, and afterward went on to join the Summer Obsession. Dean Butterworth (world Health Organization had previously drummed for Morrissey, among others) joined up in time for sessions for the crew's fourth album, which were held in Vancouver and away from the Madden-loving paparazzi (particularly Joel and his then-girlfriend Hilary Duff). The much more varied Good Morning Revival appeared in late March 2007, spearheaded by the individual "The River," which featured M. Shadows and Synyster Gates of Avenged Sevenfold.
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