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Revision as of 21:22, 7 March 2007
It would be good if people can put dates to things and pad this out and if necessary spin pieces off into their own pages, for instance the name change could be spun fairly easily. And also the album's already have their own pages. Also things don't need to be under specific date headings they can be more general of that time period.
Contents
2007
- Expected release of Beautiful Machine
2006
December-January 2007
Shihad does a NZ Tour with The Datsuns and Shaky Hands
2005
May
2nd
- Release of Love Is the New Hate
2004
- Announcement of their name change back to Shihad
2003
November
23rd
- Release of Live
2002
August
19th
- Release of Pacifier
2001
2000
1999
October
4th
- Release of The General Electric
1998
1997
1996
October
15th
- Release of Shihad
1995
July
27th
- Release of Killjoy
1994
1993
July
12th
- Release of Churn
1992
1991
1990
- 1990 Management was picked up by Gerald Dwyer - former front man of local punk legends Flesh-D-Vice. Sold out national tours and gigs with Faith No More and Motorhead.
1989
1988
- Later that year Phil Knight joins Shihad.
- Shihad was formed by Tom Larkin and Jon Toogood while at Wellington High School.
