Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Truth About Seafood was a San Francisco Bay Area band formed in the 1992 by Paul Bostaph, Jeff Minnery, and Brad Daane. Paul Bostaph was a member of Slayer when TAS released their first record in 1992. In 1997, Bostaph was replaced by drummer, Sean Flanegan, formerly of Chaos Theory. TAS released two EPs and one full length album with Minnery, Daane, and Flanegan and then disbanded in 1999.Now, the members have moved back to San Luis Obispo and the band is back together. To round out their live sound, they have also added a second guitar player and a percussionist to the mix.Their sound is influenced by a variety of groups including Tom Petty, the Beatles, the Cars, Elvis Costello, and Bruce Springsteen. The songwriting, harmony vocals, and slide guitar add a slight alt-country edge to the band. TAS has played various local shows including "Concerts in the Plaza" in SLO and it was a 2009 finalist for the New Times' "Newtie" awards for best band.. }
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- Truth_About_Seafood abstract "Truth About Seafood was a San Francisco Bay Area band formed in the 1992 by Paul Bostaph, Jeff Minnery, and Brad Daane. Paul Bostaph was a member of Slayer when TAS released their first record in 1992. In 1997, Bostaph was replaced by drummer, Sean Flanegan, formerly of Chaos Theory. TAS released two EPs and one full length album with Minnery, Daane, and Flanegan and then disbanded in 1999.Now, the members have moved back to San Luis Obispo and the band is back together. To round out their live sound, they have also added a second guitar player and a percussionist to the mix.Their sound is influenced by a variety of groups including Tom Petty, the Beatles, the Cars, Elvis Costello, and Bruce Springsteen. The songwriting, harmony vocals, and slide guitar add a slight alt-country edge to the band. TAS has played various local shows including "Concerts in the Plaza" in SLO and it was a 2009 finalist for the New Times' "Newtie" awards for best band.".