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The original Tacoma, Washington neo-punk bands called Inspector Luv and Ride Me Babies included Tyler Willman (guitar, vocals), Steve Ross (guitar), Dan Kempthorne (guitar) and Bob Martin . They released an EP called Another World . GAQS included frontman Willman; Mari Ann Braeden , bass and vocals; Martin, Ross, Eric Munday (bass 1991-1992), and others. The band's 1993 debut album '' Wonderful Virus '' was released on Medicine Records (a sub-label of Reprise Records ). Then the band apparently lost its record deal. 1995 saw the release of '' Reloaded '', with production help from Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam . (In exchange, Willman provided lead vocals on the first single from Gossard's first solo album, '' Bayleaf '' ). Green Apple Quick Step released one final album with Columbia Records , and appeared on the soundtracks of '' Basketball Diaries '' (with "Dizzy"), and '' I Know What You Did Last Summer '' (with "Kid") before disbanding. Willman and Braeden later worked with Mike McCready in '' $10,000 Gold Chain ''. Willman went on with Devilhead and a solo project, Calm Down Juanita . The band name is a Byrds title, and is a southern (US) phrase referring to the gastric distress that often follows eating green apples. DISCOGRAPHY Album - Wonderful Virus (1993) (Medicine) (ASIN B000002L1K)
Album - Reloaded (1995) (Medicine) (ASIN B000002L2T)
Album - New Disaster (1998) (Columbia 68139) (produced by Matt Wilson)
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