#13: Whole Wheat Bread

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Lucky #13 is Whole Wheat Bread. They are friends with Lil' Jon which is pretty cool

Wiki Says: Whole Wheat Bread is a punk band from Jacksonville, Florida. They formed in 2003 and have so far released two albums and one EP, under the Orlando based record label Fighting Records...The rearranged lineup then continued to tour with various acts, including The Bouncing Souls, Street Dogs, and Wu-Tang Clan's Killah Priest. They then released an EP, Punk Life, in November 2006. The EP included three original songs and 3 "crunk rock" parodies of rap songs. One original track "Symbol of Hope" reflected the events of Hurricane Katrina and the government's lack of enthusiasm to respond to the events. The track also featured backing vocals by Jason Navarro of the Suicide Machines.

Discovery: Minority Rules (2005) -Favorite album all time #17

Punk Life EP (2006)

Hearts of Hoodlums (2009)

Other Releases: What Santa Don't Know (2006?)

Crunk Rock (2010)- Lil Jon album

Favorite Songs: 15. Scar Your Lungs

14. Ode 2 Father

13. New Age Southern Baptist Nigga from Da Hood

12. No Problem (Lil Scrappy cover)

11. 206

10. I Can't Think

9. Never Scared (Bone Crusher cover)

8. Lower Class Man

7. I Don't Give a Fuck (Lil Jon cover)

6. Holly

5. Overrated

4. Symbol of Hope

3. Old Man Sampson (Favorite song all time #88)

2. Staying True (Favorite song all time #67)

1. Broke (#17)

Years Active: 2003-Present

Seen Live: 5 times

May 2005-Montclair, NJ

March 2007-Boundbrook, NJ

November 2007-Sayerville, NJ

July 2008-Westfield, NJ

September 2008-Baltimore, MD

The first time I saw Whole Wheat Bread was one of my first shows ever. They were opening for Big D & the Kids Table and I had only heard "Old Man Sampson" and assumed they were almost like a folk punk band. Boy was I wrong. Hip-hop, hard punk, free style rapping...seemed like they could do it all. One show their bass player was white, which allowed a lot of on-stage jokes.

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