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Three Loco
Three Loco formed in Los Angeles in 2002 with Jay Tee on vocals, Christian Hardwick on guitar, Matt Aronica on bass, and Matt Wilson on drums. Their early...
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Three Loco formed in Los Angeles in 2002 with Jay Tee on vocals, Christian Hardwick on guitar, Matt Aronica on bass, and Matt Wilson on drums. Their early material like "Bong Hits" and "Morphine Popsicles" mixed punk energy with reggae grooves, mostly about stoner life with a humorous edge.
They released three albums between 2002 and 2008: their self-titled debut, "Stoned Revolution," and "Bong Voyage." The track "Jump Rope" featured Porcelain Black, while "Money On My Mind" included V-Nasty.
In 2003, the band faced legal trouble after performing at a high school, charged with promoting drug use around minors. The case became a flashpoint about artistic expression versus social norms, though it didn't stop them from putting out more music like "Neato."
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