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*Snax*
Snax
Studio album by The Snax
Recorded:	1999-2000
Released:	2000
Producer:	Matt Wignall, The Snax
Label:	Screaming Giant Records
Snax studio album chronology
Snax studio album chronology
Run Joseph Run; (1998)	Snax; (2000)

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Snax is the second of two albums released by The Snax, Phoenix's former band.

Background

Screaming Giant Records about the release says, ""The followup sophomore release by Orange County band, Snax (Formerly known as Tasty Snax). A former member has gone on to play with Linkin Park for more than a decade."

Releases

Snax was released on CD in 2000.

Track Listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1	Where Are You Now?	Snax	3:09
2	1:10	Snax	1:20
3	Better Off	Snax	3:29
4	Pilgrim	Snax	3:43
5	Away	Snax	2:19
6	One More	Snax	2:46
7	He Lifts Me Up	Snax	3:59
8	New Trend	Snax	3:02
9	Speechless	Snax	3:01
10	Me Vs. Time	Snax	2:32
11	Starting Over	Snax	5:13
12	Redeemed	Snax	5:51

Personnel

Dave Farrell - Bass Guitar, Vocals
Mark Fiore - Guitars, Vocals
Mark Keller - Drums
Ryan "Cheese" Maroney - Guitars, Vocals

Trivia

External Links

References

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+| Artist=The Snax
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+| Cover=Album-Snax.jpg
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+| Released=2000
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+| Recorded=1999-2000
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-| origin          = Mission Viejo, California
+| Label=Screaming Giant Records
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+| Producer=Matt Wignall, The Snax
-| years_active    = {{Start date|1998}}–2000
+| Chronology=[[Snax]] studio album
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+| Last=''[[Run Joseph Run]]''<br>(1998)
+| This=''[[Snax]]''<br>(2000)
+| Next=
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-==Story==
+''Snax'' is the second of two albums released by [[The Snax]], Phoenix's former band.
-The Snax were a Christian Ska Punk band out of Mission Viejo, California who toured in the late 1990's and featured current Linkin Park bassist, Dave "Phoenix" Farrell on bass. While attending high school, Dave joined the band (then known as Tasty Snax) and assumed the role of bass guitarist. Although Dave was trained in electric guitar, what the band sorely needed was a bass guitarist, so Phoenix opted to make the transition from the electric guitar, and has played bass ever since. The band later changed their name to Snax, from Tasty Snax, before the release of their second album under their self-titled band name.
+==Background==
+Screaming Giant Records about the release says, ''""The followup sophomore release by Orange County band, Snax (Formerly known as Tasty Snax). A former member has gone on to play with Linkin Park for more than a decade."''
-Phoenix was a member of Xero, but took a leave of absence after Chester joined the band to fulfill his duties of touring with Snax. This is why Phoenix did not appear on ''[[Hybrid Theory]]'', and he later rejoined Linkin Park just before the release of the album.
+==Releases==
+''Snax'' was released on CD in 2000.
-==Band Members==
+==Track Listing==
-;Former
+{|class="wikitable"
+|-
-==Snax Discography==
+! No.
-*[[Run Joseph Run]] (1998)
+! Title
-*[[Snax (Album)|Snax]] (2000)
+! Writer(s)
+! Length
+|-
+| 1
+| [[Where Are You Now?]]
+| Snax
+| 3:09
+|-
+| 2
+| [[1:10]]
+| Snax
+| 1:20
+|-
+| 3
+| [[Better Off]]
+| Snax
+| 3:29
+|-
+| 4
+| [[Pilgrim]]
+| Snax
+| 3:43
+|-
+| 5
+| [[Away]]
+| Snax
+| 2:19
+|-
+| 6
+| [[One More]]
+| Snax
+| 2:46
+|-
+| 7
+| [[He Lifts Me Up]]
+| Snax
+| 3:59
+|-
+| 8
+| [[New Trend]]
+| Snax
+| 3:02
+|-
+| 9
+| [[Speechless]]
+| Snax
+| 3:01
+|-
+| 10
+| [[Me Vs. Time]]
+| Snax
+| 2:32
+|-
+| 11
+| [[Starting Over]]
+| Snax
+| 5:13
+|-
+| 12
+| [[Redeemed]]
+| Snax
+| 5:51
+|-
+|}
+==Personnel==
+*Dave Farrell - Bass Guitar, Vocals
+*Mark Fiore - Guitars, Vocals
+*Mark Keller - Drums
+*Ryan "Cheese" Maroney - Guitars, Vocals
+==Trivia==
+==External Links==
 ==References==
 <references />
-[[Category:Bands]]
+[[Category:Snax Discography]][[Category:Snax Studio Albums]]