The Icons

The Icons

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The Icons was a new wave rock group formed by James Gunn in 1989 at St Louis. The group achieved some regional success with the 1994 album "Mom, We Like It Here on Earth". Their songs "Sunday" and "Walking Naked" were featured in the film Tromeo and Juliet. Another Song "Ride My Bike" was featured in the award wining film The Low Life. The Icons called it quits in the mid-1990s and its members went their own ways. Gunn has continued to work in music, composing songs for Scooby-Doo, Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed, and Movie 43 as well as directing films such as Slither, Super (2010), and Guardians of The Galaxy. To own a copy of the album, contact: Meitner@Interchange.ubc.ca

Members

	James Gunn voc US
	Dino English dr
	Jimi Lang voc, g
	Mike Meitner b

Popular Tracks

What It Takes to Be a King on Mom, We Like It Here on Earth by The Icons

I Want on Mom, We Like It Here on Earth by The Icons

Sunday on Mom, We Like It Here on Earth by The Icons

Speak Vernacular on Mom, We Like It Here on Earth by The Icons

Sleep Baby Sleep on Mom, We Like It Here on Earth by The Icons

Ride My Bike on Mom, We Like It Here on Earth by The Icons

Indestructible Gun on Mom, We Like It Here on Earth by The Icons

Walking Naked on Mom, We Like It Here on Earth by The Icons

James at 15 on Mom, We Like It Here on Earth by The Icons

If You Were Dying on Mom, We Like It Here on Earth by The Icons

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Discography

Title	Artist	Year	Type
Mom, We Like It Here On Earth	The Icons	1994	Album

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