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	Tiger Army - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		During the ensuing California mini-tour promoting the album, Nick 13 asked Geoff Kresge, one of his former bandmates from his first band, Influence 13, to play stand-up bass with them.
		Kresge accepted, and joined as a permanent member a few months later.
		Only months later, in September 2004, Geoff Kresge departed the band to focus his efforts on his new record label, Dead Body Wreckerds.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tiger_Army (571 words)

	Punknews.org \| Geoff Kresge joins HorrorPops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Geoff Kresge has joined the HorrorPops as their new guitarist, following the recent departure of Karsten.
		Kresge most recently played upright bass in Tiger Army from a period spanning 1998 to 2004.
		Of course both HorrorPops and Tiger Army are psychobilly acts signed to Hellcat Records, so it goes unsaid that Geoff and his new bandmates share a past history and friendships.
	www.punknews.org /print.php?sid=10815 (343 words)

	Rockabillybass.com - dedicated to the rockabilly bass player (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Geoff: The new bass that Jason is building for me is basically going to take my current bass a few steps further into custom territory.
		Geoff: The worst thing that ever happened to me during a show was some kid trying to stage dive and losing his balance as he vaulted onto the stage and smashed down into my Kay.
		Geoff: The best thing that's happened during a show would have to be when we played to over a thousand people that ALL sang along in the group vocal parts in some of our songs: over a thousand people chanting "Never Die!" over and over!
	www.rockabillybass.com /geoffkresge.htm (1558 words)

	.::Horror Rock Bass::.
		Geoff Kresge is a former bass player for A.F.I., and even beyond that, Geoff Kresge has his own record label, produced records for other bands, and has even been working on a tape for Kingston Double Basses for an instructional video.
		Geoff Kresge has appeared on the Fantastic Tiger Army Album "Tiger Army II: The Power of Moonlite" and lended his bass work to the newest Tiger Army Effort; "Tiger Army III: Ghost Tigers Rise".
		KRESGE: As far as playing upright, I would have to say it's Fred Hell, because he has a good understanding of where his drums should be in the balance between bass and drums.
	www.geocities.com /apmorbid/interviews/geoffkresge.html (992 words)

	NowOnTour - Interview with HorrorPops
		Geoff: Causing a near riot at the Opera House in Toronto in '96.
		Geoff: The technique was very different than what I was used to, to say the least.
		Geoff: When I was a kid, one of my dad's younger brothers was playing the Destroyer album by KISS while we were visiting.
	www.nowontour.com /news/interviews/00064.php (3323 words)

	AFI (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bassist Vic was later replaced by Geoff Kresge.
		Their second album, Very Proud of Ya, was released in 1996 by the Nitro Label, after which their bassist Geoff Kresge decided to leave the group for personal reasons.
		Hunter, who replaced Geoff (who went on to join Tiger Army but is now in the Horrorpops), is from Grass Valley in Northern California.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/AFI_(band) (1377 words)

	Unofficial Biography
		Before their very first release, Vic left the band and was replaced by Mark’s mortal enemy Geoff Kresge.
		Davey, Adam, Mark, and Geoff were signed onto Nitro to release their second full-length album, the 20 track “Very Proud of Ya” in 1996.
		Kresge was replaced by Frank Vicario while the band toured with hardcore punk band Rancid that summer, and then by ex-The Force bassist Hunter Burgan as A Fire Inside went to work on their third album.
	www.angelfire.com /punk5/whoknew/bio.html (743 words)

	Modern Fix
		Geoff: I had played in a punk band before TA, and I had always wanted to play standup bass.
		Geoff: Nick writes all of the songs, but as for like the bass lines, we try different things.
		Geoff: All this is attributable to the fact that we have been on the road.
	www.modernfix.com /features/14/tigerarmy.htm (1730 words)

	Bass Player magazine - Acoustic and electric bass guitar tabs, chords and lessons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		A self-taught player, Geoff modeled his rockabilly-rooted technique after Bill Black's playing with Elvis Presley, and he honed his skills by checking out other players in the Oakland, California rockabilly and western swing scene.
		Geoff sends his slap sound to an Ampeg SVT-3PRO head and then on to the monitors and front-of-house.
		To maintain the bass on the road, Kresge periodically tightens the screws on the tuning machines and makes sure his bridge is properly set.
	www.bassplayer.com /story.asp?sectioncode=16&storycode=4009 (847 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Answer That And Stay Fasionable (Nitro) - AFI at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Geoff writes the rest, except one track credited to Toucan Sam, and the cover, Open Your Eyes.
		Before putting the CD into my stereo, I was still feeling slightly miffed that Geoff Kresge dare play bass instead of Hunter, and I was worried that it would bring about an ill reaction to this album in general.
		It seems too brazen; kids who get picked on in highschool shouldn't turn around and start generalizing about people outside their own social group, so Geoff assumptions that all high school football heroes want to "drink [their] weight in beer-o" is just...a little problematic for me. And, as just shown, the lyrics are somewhat lacking.
	www.epinions.com /content_98955071108 (971 words)

	A.F.I. @ Soundbug (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Bassist Vick was later replaced by Geoff Kresge.
		Their second album, Very Proud of Ya, was released in 1996, after which their bassist Geoff Kresge decided to leave the group.
		Their current bassist, Hunter, filled in for Kresge for the tour in support of Very Proud of Ya and then became their full-time bassist shortly thereafter.
	www.soundbug.com /artist/282 (429 words)

	Tiger Army
		[laughter from all] Geoff Kresge played bass-- he learned stand-up about 3 years ago and has played all the recent Tiger Army shows-- a guy named Jolson was the drummer and a guy named Jevon was the singer for most of the time, I took over on vocals at the end.
		We did shows around California with Geoff Kresge on stand-up and the mighty Joe Fish from Santa Cruz shortly after the record came out and those went great.
		Geoff will also be relocating to L.A. Joe is Nor Cal based, so we've got a new drummer down there, but Joe is Tiger Army Por Vida as well (laughs).
	ebhcmatt.tripod.com /eastbayhardcore/id7.html (4354 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Very Proud Of Ya - AFI at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Geoff is a good bassist, more frantic than Hunter, but it took me a while to settle into his style.
		Soap-Box Derby is another sing-songy piece (this one is Mark's tune) snidely pushing away a clinging person who's "not happy unless you're unhappy." Davey makes it very clear that he's "not angry...just amused", though he contradicts himself as he screams "give me an effing break" (without the "eff", of course).
		Geoff is good at what he does...just not as good as Hunter.
	www.epinions.com /content_98825899652 (1189 words)

	Read Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Geoff Kresge (ex-AFI) played stand-up, which he's been playing for about 3 years now and has gotten quite good at, and a guy named Joe Fish played drums.
		Geoff and I will hopefully be playing again soon.
		That was with Geoff Kresge and Jay Puget who is currently in AFI.
	www.readmag.com /Interviews/tigerarmy.html (951 words)

	Time for reflection, prayer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		For others, the church the day before Easter was a time and place to seek solace and answers.
		Geoff Kresge said he is not really a religious person but he came to Mass because it is what his parents would want him to do.
		This day, while many people were finding their seats inside and connecting with family members, Kresge was walking the sidewalks outside the church.
	www.vvdailypress.com /2004/108169034699544.html (398 words)

	BlueBeat.com - Artist: AFI
		Vick was replaced by Geoff Kresge after several months, and the band played a few local gigs and released a split 7" with fellow Ukiah natives Loose Change, as well as an EP titled Behind the Times.
		The bandmembers then split up to attend different colleges, with Kresge temporarily moving to New Jersey to join Blanks 77, and all assumed AFI was defunct.
		Two LPs followed in 1997, a re-release of the debut, Answer That and Stay Fashionable, and Shut Your Mouth and Open Your Eyes, and personnel shifts ensued; Kresge was the first to leave, being replaced by Hunter, and Stopholese departed in favor of ex-Redemption 87 guitarist Jade Puget.
	www.bluebeat.com /artists/38 (277 words)

	Zac's AFI Webpage
		Davey went to Berkely to attend college, Adam moved to Santa Cruz, Mark headed to southern California and Geoff moved joined Blanks 77 a band out of New Jersey.
		At the end of the 1997 SOIA tour AFI lost their bass player, Geoff.
		Geoff decided to quit because, he wasn't enjoying the whole band thing anymore and touring had burned
	www.geocities.com /atkinsonp1 (656 words)

	LEFT OFF THE DIAL - Features - Tiger Army Interview 4/17/02
		I got to spend time with the guitarist and founder of Tiger Army, Nick 13, and the current bassist, Geoff Kresge, in order to find out what is behind this band becoming the kings of Psychobilly.
		I was in a band called Influence 13 that actually started six months before AFI became a band and Geoff was in it as was Jade [Puget, current guitarist for AFI].
		Geoff, I notice you have a good number of tats yourself.
	www.leftoffthedial.com /TigerArmy_Interview.htm (782 words)

	Band Profile - AFI - Musician Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		However, Geoff Kresge quit the band soon after it's release to pursue other musical interests including Tiger Army.
		Previous bassist, Geoff Kresge, is to this day one of the best bassists around.
		While Kresge played fast catchy lines that were upbeat in a sense most of the time, Hunter played a deeper, more metal-ish sound while still keeping the signature hardcore style and speed.
	www.musicianforums.com /forums/showthread.php?threadid=283815&styleid=18 (2955 words)

	Welcome to the Santa Carla Twilight -- WE ARE THE NOCTURNAL
		The California mini-tour that they did to promote the release of the first album in late '99 with friend Joe Fish on drums led to Geoff joining the band as a permanent member a few months later.
		When hanging out with AFI on their tour with Danzig and Samhain, Nick 13 talked to Samhain drummer London May, which he met a few years before.
		Bassist Geoff Kresge announced his decision to leave the band to pursue other interests shortly after the end of Warped Tour.
	www.freewebs.com /santacarlatwilight/bio.htm (962 words)

	Tiger Army News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		As you've just read or may have heard, Geoff Kresge has left the band.
		Geoff was the third stand-up player the band's had, and I can't begin to count the number of drummers we've played with, although most of them were friends helping out rather than actual band members.
		There aren't too many people around who could step into Geoff's shoes, but Jeff is one of them.
	www.tigerarmy.com /n13letter.html (231 words)

	A.F.I.: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Vick was replaced by Geoff Kresge [+] after several months, and the band played a few local gigs and released a split 7" with fellow Ukiah natives Loose Change, as well as an EP titled Behind the Times.
		The band members then split up to attend different colleges, with Kresge temporarily moving to New Jersey to join Blanks 77, and all assumed A.F.I. was defunct.
		Two LPs followed in 1997, a rerelease of the debut, Answer That and Stay Fashionable [+], and Shut Your Mouth and Open Your Eyes, and personnel shifts ensued; Kresge was the first to leave, being replaced by Hunter, and Stopholese departed in favor of ex-Redemption 87 [+] guitarist Jade Puget.
	www.music.com /group/afi/1 (375 words)

	SLUGMAG.COM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Their first full-length, Go Go Graveyard Rockinâ, recorded in November 2003, was produced by Geoff Kresge (ex-Tiger Army, Horrorpops).
		I had a chance to speak with Jakob Insane (guitar/vocals), Mad Dog Chad (drums/backing vocals) and Hamburglar Nate Hancock (upright bass), the ghoulish members of this chilling band, about their record and upcoming tour during a break in band practice on a Thursday afternoon.
		HNH: Geoff and Tiger Army have done a lot for us, and Geoff having been in Tiger Army is going to get us compared to them right off the bat.
	www.slugmag.com /print.php?sid=278 (944 words)

	Punk Updates: New and upcoming album releases
		The record features 13 tracks and will be available on both CD and LP (including some limited colored vinyl).
		Featuring Nick 13 on vocals and guitar, Geoff Kresge on Bass and Londan May on Drums.
		Nick 13, Geoff Kregse, and London May put together a ghoulish 13 track album that gets your dark side churning and the rest of your body moving as the sound of the stand-up bass fills you and Kresge becomes your marionette.
	www.punkupdates.com /relinfo.php?relid=344 (169 words)

	Metroactive Music \| Sights & Sounds
		Between songs, folks called out from the sweaty sea of bodies swaying like kelp during a storm, "Don't break up!" But Spencer Moody and crew offered no response or explanation as to why the band is calling it quits just when everything seems to be going right, and they closed the show without an encore.
		Someone should tell band mates Nick 13 and Geoff Kresge of the psychobilly trio Tiger Army that if the music thing should ever fail, the military would surely accept them into the special forces.
		With that in mind, the towering Geoff Kresge practically upstaged Nick 13 as he rampaged about the stage with his bass, furiously plucking away at the thick strings all the while.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/cruz/11.07.01/sights-sounds-0145.html (597 words)

	Punknews.org \| Geoff Kresge joins HorrorPops
		Geoff is a great guy and I am glad he found a solid working band that he is friends with (on the same label even) that will challenge him.
		I thought Geoff had left Tiger Army to focus on Dead Body Wreckerds, so either he only chose to join Horrorpops because it's a bit of a side thing, or he just didn't like Nick 13.
		Re: Geoff Kresge joins HorrorPops by Someone on Monday, May 30, 2005 at 8:41:06 PM (EDT)
	www.punknews.org /article.php?sid=10815 (2022 words)

	SOUNDTHESIRENS.COM \| Interviews \| Tiger Army (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Just when everyone was coming to know the green and fl Tiger-striped bass of Geoff Kresge and the now infamous “four bullets ain’t nothing” thirst for life of drummer Fred Hell, Tiger Army have undergone massive changes.
		Nick 13, vocalist and founder, contemplates the future of Tiger Army as both Fred Hell and Geoff Kresge leave the band within months of each other.
		There’ve always been different players in Tiger Army and I think it’s been the exception rather than the rule that the player affected the songs instead of the songs affecting the player.
	www.soundthesirens.com /articles/index.php?id=8,157,0,0,1,0 (1075 words)

	Display Topics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		It had been a year since Tiger Army released their first album on Hellcat and did alot of touring and even made some changes to their lineup.
		Tiger Army was now Nick 13 on Vocals and Guitar and Geoff Kresge formerly of AFI on Stand Up Bass and Backup Vocals and London May formely of Samhain on Drums.
		I was very excited to hear that they were in the studio recording this album and was anxious to hear how songs sounded.
	www.wreckingpit.com /psycho/reviews/program/write_topic.php?topic_id=5 (325 words)

	Tiger Army- Warped2006.com- Unofficial guide to the Warped Tour 2006 and punk music, Tiger Army formed in California's ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The first album's lineup was led by Nick 13 on guitar and vocals, with Rob Peltier of the Quakes on stand- up bass and Adam Carson of AFI on drums.
		Dark, melodic and aggressive, the songs were a hybrid of modern psychobilly, hardcore punk and 1950's rockabilly-rock'n'roll that the band simply dubbed "American Psychobilly." After the first album's release, Nick 13 joined forces with longtime friend Geoff Kresge (stand-up bass).
		Shortly thereafter, Geoff moved to Tiger Army's new home of Los Angeles where he became a permanent member.
	www.warped2002.com /banddetail.asp?bandid=207 (563 words)

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		This was when Tiger Army consisted of Nick 13, Rob Peltier and Adam Carson.
		After this, Geoff Kresge came to play stand up bass, and London May came to play drums.
		This album still had a strong line-up of London May, Nick 13, and Geoff Kresge.
	www.angelfire.com /geek/afi/tabio.html (138 words)

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