Green Artist Bio

There are many artists with the name Green:

1. A rap artist (Adam Ciesielski) from Łódź, Poland. He has released two albums, Kryptonim Monolog (2010) and Buntownicy I Lojaliści (2013).
He was in groups Phonoloftaleina and Popkiller Młode Wilki, and sometimes works under the name Greenzki.

2. A power pop band from Chicago, USA. It was formed in 80s by guitarist/singer/songwriter Jeff Lescher, whose influences included the Kinks, T. Rex, and soul music.
Although such albums as Green and Elaine MacKenzie were fairly popular in Holland, Green didn’t have much exposure in their home country. White Soul marked a peak in songwriting, although it’s inconsisted follow-up, The Pop Tarts, was half power pop and half grunge in an attempt to gain a wider audience.

Discography:
– The Name of This Group Is Green (EP, 1984, Gang Green, sometimes is called Gotta Getta Record Out),
– Green (LP, 1986, Gang Green),
– Elaine MacKenzie (LP, 1988, Gang Green),
– REM (Single, 1989, Gang Green),
– White Soul (LP, 1989, Megadisc),
– White Soul & Bittersweet (LP + EP, 1991, Widely Distributed),
– Bittersweet (EP, 1991, Megadisc/Play It Again Sam),
– The Pop Tarts (LP, 1992, Futurist),
– Pathétique (EP, 1993, Widely Distributed),
– The Flowers In the Grass (Compilation, 1993, Megadisc),
– Green 5 (LP, 1998, B Track, sometimes called 5),
– Eau de Vie (LP, 2001, Jettison),
– The Planets (LP, 2009)

3. A danish new wave band Greene. They have released a self-titled EP Green in 1986.
(Only on this release their name is Green, please don’t scrobble their other albums as Green).

4. A stoner/sludge metal band from Oulu, Finland.

5. A late-60s Texan psych rock band led by John Martin and Wilson Fisher. The self-titled album Green was released.
Unlike most Texan psych bands, Green had more of a soft-psych, baroque feel, with the band members providing the additional strings and woodwinds themselves. Features brass parts by Bobby Blood.

6. A pop band from Sweden.

Discography:
– My Special Applepie (Single, 199?, Delicious Goldfish Recordings)
– Couldn’t bear to be special (MiniAlbum, 1994, Delicious Goldfish Recordings)
– Comaneci (Single, 1995, Rainbow Music)
– Schlager (LP, 1995, Rainbow Music)

7. A rock band from Madagascar. They have created a song Horohoro.

8. A sludge/post-metal band from Northern Virginia, USA, started by former Ripped Off Face member Tim Dawson, also features members of Perfect Future and Bishop and Atheist.

9. A German rock band from Hagen.

10. The previous name of the South African pop-band, The Sunshines. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.