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Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy came out of Denver in the mid-1990s with a sound that mixed ska and punk, plus a brass section. Their songs like 'Every New Day' and 'Plan B'...
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Plan B
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Plan B
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Banner Year
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A New Hope
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American Kryptonite
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Blue Mix
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Chew Water
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Dandelions
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Every New Day
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Sweet Talkin' Woman
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You Can't Handle This
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A Flowery Song
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Ab's Song
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Abraham Lincoln Beard Part 1
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Abraham Lincoln Beard Part 3
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All Of The Pants Songs
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Five Iron Frenzy came out of Denver in the mid-1990s with a sound that mixed ska and punk, plus a brass section. Their songs like 'Every New Day' and 'Plan B' had an energetic, jumpy feel, and the lyrics often dealt with faith or everyday absurdities in a way that felt more conversational than preachy.
They put out six studio albums, starting with 'Upbeats and Beatdowns' in 1996 and going through to 'Five Iron Frenzy 2: Electric Boogaloo' in 2013. The lineup included Reese Roper on vocals, Keith Lancaster on guitar, and a horn section with saxophone, trumpet, and trombone.
Their live shows were known for being high-energy, and they developed a loyal following without ever really fitting into a mainstream mold. The band's use of humor and occasional satire in songs like 'Banner Year' or 'Sweet Talkin' Woman' could sometimes be misunderstood, but it was part of what made them distinctive to their fans.
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