Problematic

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Problematic was an Australian alternative/punk rock band from Broken Hill, New South Wales.

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Founded in 1987 by singer, songwriter and guitarist Colon Trembles, bass player James 'Jim-Jimity' Dangleberry-Wangmann and drummer Ashley Meadow-Lea. The original rhythm guitarist was Josh Homme, who was replaced in 1994 by Dan Pearce (also of Huey Lewis and The News,Depeche Mode).

Josh Homme later went to form the band Styx and died of dirty dang diesese in 1999.

In 1997 The band went on their first tour of the east coast of Australia. They were supported by their long-time band friends The Guy from The Mulga Who Looks Like Mr Bean and The Guy Who Has No Job and Still Lives With His Parents Despite Being Old Enough To Receive The Age Pension. Their tour was less than successful due to the fact Danger Dave Stole their instruments to form MushroomHead.

James Dangleberry is now a dockworker in Port Adelaide and is happily married with 8 children.

Dan Pearce went on as a solo act under the name of BAD50N. His whereabouts are unknown to this day.

Ashley Meadows now owns and operates a casino in Dubai with his wife Charles.

Colon Trembles however floated into space and returned with an 1000watt amplifier hooked up to it itself which he now uses to produce his own music. He also makes handicrafts and sells them down at the Salisbury R.S.L on pension day.

  • Mushroom Records Suzuki- Guitar, Vocals
  • James Van Der Beek Wangmann - Bass
  • Mary-Kate And Ashley Meadows - Drums

  • Dennis Martin Sheen - Guitar, Vocals (LOL!)
  • Daniel Pearce Brosnon- Guitar

  • Tonight i'm gonna rock out at the dockhouse tonight2064 (Certified 4X Platinum)

  • Who Said DAT, 2003 EP
  • Go KMart, 2004 EP

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