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Associated acts
  
'Til Tuesday

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Past members
  
Dave Bass Brown, Mike Evans, Aimee Mann, Doug Vargas

Origin
  
Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Members
  
Aimee Mann, Doug Vargas, Dave Bass Brown, Mike Evans

Albums
  
The Young Snakes (feat. Aimee Mann), Bark Along with The Young Snakes

Genres
  
Rock music, Alternative rock, New wave, Post-punk

Record labels
  
Lemon Recordings, Ambiguous Records

Similar
  
Michael Hausman, Robert Holmes, 'Til Tuesday, The Both, Michael Penn

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The Young Snakes were an American band formed in Boston in the early 1980s.

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Lead singer and bassist Aimee Mann formed the group after she dropped out of Berklee College of Music along with guitarist/singer Doug Vargas and drummer Dave Bass Brown. Brown left the band in the fall of 1981 to help form the Boston hardcore punk band Negative FX, and was replaced by former D Club drummer Mike Evans.

After releasing the song "Brains and Eggs" on the Modern Method compilation A Wicked Good Time, the band released a five-song EP, 1982’s Bark Along with The Young Snakes, on Ambiguous Records. The compilation album Aimee Mann & The Young Snakes, released in 2004, included "Brains and Eggs" and a radio performance, but not the Bark Along tracks.

Mann has described the band as "a little punk noise-art outfit," noting that the group’s "break every rule" ethos became a rule in itself, and that her later band 'Til Tuesday was a rebellion against The Young Snakes’ lack of interest in "sweetness and melody."

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Discography

  • Bark Along with The Young Snakes (EP, 1982)
  • Aimee Mann & The Young Snakes (compilation, released 2004)
  • Songs

    Brains and Eggs2004
    Everything Goes Out of Control2004
    Gang X2004

    References

    The Young Snakes Wikipedia


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