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Animaniacs was an American animated series that ran from 1993 to 1995. It was distributed by Warner Bros. Television and produced by Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros. Animation. It was a comedy variety show featuring a large cast of characters, mainly the "Animaniacs" themselves Yakko, Wakko and Dot. It was also the first appearance of the popular duo Pinky and the Brain. .

The Maniacs собрались в конце семидесятых годов. Пел и играл на гитаре Alan Lee Shaw, на бас-гитаре играл Robert Crash, на барабанах - Rod Latter. Они играли громкую музыку, чем-то похожую на Sex Pistols, однако вокруг них не было таких же громких скандалов. Maniacs записали только одну пластинку и выпустились на одном панковском сборнике. Зимой 1978 года барабанщик и вокалист стали играть в других группах, и название "Maniacs" с тех пор больше не использовалось. .

(Northeast, UK) The band was formed in the Summer of 2007 and features current and former members of The Angelic Upstarts, Red London, Red Alert, Leatherface and The Pits. Heavily influenced by The Clash with a healthy mixture of Punk, Rock and New Wave, The Dipsomaniacs sound could best be described as a cross between a riot and a robbery! The Band members are. Steve 'Castiron' Smith - Vocals Gaz Stoker - Bass Dickie Hammond - Guitar Neil Newton - Guitar Brett Mulvany - Drums Individual band members have also worked and/or performed with a variety of bands including. The...

John "Julius" Knight worked with Pomeroy and Pomeroy's partner, Brian Tappert in a cover of the Stevie Wonder song "All I Do", released under the name Cleptomaniacs with vocals by Bryan Chambers, which reached the UK Top 40. He has also worked with Tappert and Pomeroy under the name Eminence, in the track "Give It Up", with vocals by Kathy Brown. .