November 30, 2004

PARIS HILTON


Artist: Crash Kills Five




Brian Connelly (guitar)
Reid Diamond (bass)
Don Pyle (vocals)
Alex Koch (drums)
Mohammed "Eddy" Nagdee (guitar)

Short-lived Toronto Queen Street circuit pop-punk band who took their name from the headline of a Toronto newspaper. Diamond, Pyle, and Connelly later became the Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet; Mohammed "Eddy" Nagdee, who was originally from The Dents, went on to play with the Young Lions; Alex Koch joined brother Steve Koch and former Forgotten Rebels member Chris Houston to form The One-Eyed Jacks and later Coolmine and The Sticklebacks.




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Albums
1980 What Do You Do At Night? [3 song EP] (CK5) WRC3-1250


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