Stay Hungry
Stay Hungry was an alternative rock band from Los Angeles. Their song 'Love Is For Suckers' got attention for its confrontational stance, though the details...
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Stay Hungry was an alternative rock band from Los Angeles. Their song 'Love Is For Suckers' got attention for its confrontational stance, though the details around its reception are hazy. They put out a debut album called 'Unleash the Lions' at some point.
Some of their other songs include 'Be Cruel To Your School' and 'Burn In Hell'. The band had four members: Ethan Jones sang, Jake Hynes played guitar, Lucas Perez was on bass, and Justin Davis drummed. Jones reportedly dealt with substance issues that caused some trouble for the group.
Their lyrics tended to push against norms and talk about rebellion, which rubbed some critics the wrong way. They didn't stick around long enough to build much of a catalog beyond those early recordings. The story about 'Love Is For Suckers' becoming a major anthem seems overstated.
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