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Formed in 1996, Going Steady was a Japanese punk band comprised of 4 members, 峯田和伸 (mineta kazunobu)-vocals/guitar, 村井守 (murai mamoru)-drums, 安孫子真哉 (abiko shinya)-bass, and 浅井威雄 (asai takeo)-guitar. The band split in 2003, and later that year Mineta formed Going Steady's successor, Ging Nang Boyz. Going Steady is considered an important and highly influential band in the history of Japanese punk, and continues to draw new listeners from around the world. .

There are at least two musical artists called Steady. This is the page for Steady, a monicker of Thomas Cullen. The name Steady was adopted in 2011. For Steady, formerly in the band Minty, you need this page Eddie Orange-Dasher .

GOING UNDER GROUND is comprised of five members from the Saitama prefecture of Okegawa. They are a rock band with a soft, melodic tone that incorporates many styles, including rock and roll, ska, reggae, and more. Profile from Aqua Music: Inspired by The Blue Hearts, the band was formed when Sou Matsumoto (vocals), Hiroki Nakazawa (guitar), Satoru Ishihara (bass), and Yoichi Itoh (drums at the time) were only first years in junior high. Several members have come and gone since their inception; eventually, Yoichi switched from drums to keyboard while Takehiro Kohno took up the position for drums. They graduated...

There are multiple bands with this name: 1. An American folk duo 2. An American punk band 1. Going Home was a Californian folk duo formed by Hope Sandoval and Sylvia Gomez in the mid-1980s. The pair recorded an album with Sandoval's future Mazzy Star bandmate Dave Roback, but the recordings were never officially released. One of the duo's songs, Give You My Lovin', was later recorded by Mazzy Star and released on the band's debut album She Hangs Brightly. 2 Going Home is an Pop-Punk band from Wyckoff, New Jersey. From poppy depths of punk rock Going Home a...

There are at least two artists using this name 1) Steady B (b. Warren McGlone) AKA MC Boob is a former rapper from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. He was in a group called C.E.B., which also featured fellow Philadelphia rapper Cool C, and he also worked together with KRS-One, who did some production on Steady B's third album Let The Hustlers Play. Steady B along with Cool C were part of The Hilltop Hustlers, a crew of neighborhood friends. Steady B was in part responsible for introducing Three Times Dope (3XD) with their debut album Original Stylin'. Along with Schoolly...