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	plan9 music - 9x magazine
		ZACH: To begin with, when we agreed to do that compilation, no one told us it was going to be called the EMO DIARIES.
		ZACH: It wasn't particularly frightening because we weren't signed to anybody, it was frightening because we were cutting the checks.
		ZACH: Mark is sort of like a fifth member of the band, when we're in the studio.
	www.plan9music.com /sept_jimmy.html (2641 words)

	Jimmy Eat World Message Board - FAQ: The Band
		In high school, Zach met Tom, and after Mitch left the band, Rick was in and the rest is history.
		Rachel Haden, who is not actually in the band, appears on their newest Self Titled record on songs such as "Hear You Me" and has played almost all of their shows in 2001 through early 2002 on keyboard duties and backing vocals.
		Zach is married and has a beautiful baby girl named Ava.
	bbs.jimmyeatworld.com /faq.php?faq=the_band (609 words)

	Investing in 'Futures' \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		Given Jimmy Eat World's long association with the San Diego music scene, it's suggested that Lind's band is a de facto member of the San Diego scene.
		Lind – along with Jim Adkins (vocals, guitar), Tom Linton (vocals, guitar) and Rick Burch (bass) – scored huge with their self-titled 2001 album.
		Jimmy Eat World drummer Zach Lind has worked and toured with a lot of San Diego bands, musicians and producers.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20050512/news_lz1w12jimmy.html (1047 words)

	phoenixnewtimes.com \| News & Features \| Feature \| Brave New World (Page 2) \| 2001-09-27 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		As Lind paces and negotiates, he stops only to pat the cheek of his wife Holly, a statuesque beauty in the final weeks of pregnancy.
		Though the group is ably represented by the heavy hitters at G.A.S., Lind is still serving as the band's point man and de facto manager, a role he assumed almost two years ago when Jimmy Eat World severed nearly all its business ties and ventured out on its own.
		Of course, it wasn't so long ago that Lind's only concern was wondering if his childhood buddy Jim Adkins would be able to get a ride to come over and jam.
	www.phoenixnewtimes.com /Issues/2001-09-27/news/feature_2.html (854 words)

	EQ magazine - For audio and home recording studio equipment and software
		Drummer Zach Lind admits the band was a little nervous at first.
		Zach Lind: Dave got a big, open drum sound for all the tracks, but you could take the room mics out and turn the overheads down, and it sounded like you were playing in a small room.
		Zach: Dave had the idea of using a Marshall guitar head for the bass and running that through a guitar cabinet.
	www.eqmag.com /story.asp?storycode=9906 (3523 words)

	Rancho Cucamonga pitcher coming out of his shell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		San Jose Giants manager Jack Lind used to be his household's claim to fame.
		Zach Lind is the drummer for rock-pop band Jimmy Eat World and doubles as Jack Lind's son.
		Eventually, Lind said, he had Jimmy Eat World make appointments to practice so he could go with his wife to the mall in Mesa, Ariz. Jack will try to see his son perform when he comes into Phoenix or Los Angeles.
	www.vvdailypress.com /2001-2003/105931099348719.html (883 words)

	phoenixnewtimes.com \| \| Feature \| Brave New World (Page 4) \| 2001-09-27 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		By the end of the year, the group was determined to break from Capitol, even threatening to break up as a last resort.
		Adkins directs most of the action, with Lind periodically chiming in suggestions, pausing between songs to check his phone for messages.
		As the pair collapse amid the humorous cacophony, it becomes clear that it was their unyielding personalities -- Lind's competitive nature and Adkins' obsessive focus -- that diverted the band from the major-label crash-and-burn route it was on just a couple years back.
	www.phoenixnewtimes.com /issues/2001-09-27/feature_4.html (792 words)

	Universal Rock (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Track 2: (Zach erzähl eine untypische Live-Story über die Vielseitigkeit ihrer Fans): We played a show a few weeks ago at the Tuador in L.A. And there was this guy there that like, he had a Velvet Revolver T-Shirt on.
		Track 3: (Zach redet über den idealen Jimmy Eat World Fan): I would rather have a 1000 sixteen year olds like totally into it going off than a 1000 twenty- eight or twenty- nine year olds who are just at the back of the bar like zipping the beer and watching.
		Track 9: (Zach und Jim reden über ihre Arbeitsmoral): We always had a really good work ethic and worked hard but at the same time we done that because it was fun.
	www.universal-rock.de /artist_texte.php?artistID=295&menu=texte (964 words)

	phoenixnewtimes.com \| News & Features \| Feature \| Brave New World (Page 9) \| 2001-09-27 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		When the segment airs, the broadcast mix will suck much of the life from the sound -- but failed sonics can't mar the moment or dull the wild energy of the performance.
		Even the hypercritical Lind has to admit it was a home run.
		Lind spends the rest of the evening with his wife; the next time he sees her will likely be in the delivery room.
	www.phoenixnewtimes.com /Issues/2001-09-27/news/feature_9.html (765 words)

	The State News - www.statenews.com
		Jimmy Eat World drummer Zach Lind took time to talk with The State News in a telephone interview this week and explain what his band has been up to and how psyched they are to be a part of the ONE Campaign - which is expected to hit about 100 college campuses across the nation.
		Lind: Really what it is is an awareness campaign to encourage people to recognize the problems going on around the world.
		Lind: I'm petty familiar with what DATA has done in the past.
	www.statenews.com /print.phtml?pk=25191 (665 words)

	Move Magazine - Jimmy gets lucky (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Drummer Zach Lind explains how chance plays a part in the world.
		Move Magazine spoke with drummer Zach Lind about the band’s take on fans, politics and life on the road.
		Lind: With Green Day, it’s pretty boring most of the day.
	www.themaneater.com /move/article.php?id=21790 (536 words)

	Your Music - David Crowder Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Surprising to some, the band also works with Zach Lind of the Platinum-selling band, Jimmy Eats World, who are probably best known for the modern rock track, "The Middle."
		Lind produced the song "How Great," which (not surprising to some) is arranged like a Jimmy Eat World song.
		Lind has said of his time with Crowder in the studio, "What draws me is their honesty, insight and powerful music.
	clarionherald.org /20040324/artmus.htm (347 words)

	Jimmy Eat World takes the World by Storm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Green Room employees explain to people at the door and on the phone how tonight, the February 27 show is sold out, as the next big band out of Arizona makes sure their instruments are in tune.
		Adkins and Lind went to high school together at Mountain View while Burch and Linton went to Westwood.
		Adkins, Burch and Lind relaxed at the side of the stage, while Linton lied down on stage with a huge smile on his face and his eyes twinkling mischievously.
	linkmusicaz.com /issue8/jimmyeatworld.htm (1032 words)

	Las Vegas Weekly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		If this were a different band, it might be an impatient groupie waiting for her next round of backstage attention.
		The feminine interloper is actually Lind's 3-year-old daughter Ava, who just wants Daddy to help her out with her new drum set.
		In the time since their last album came out, the band's label, DreamWorks, folded and was absorbed into Interscope; the American political landscape changed significantly after 9/11; and the top bands in rock went from aggro-metalheads to garage revivalists and sensitive screamo boys.
	www.lasvegasweekly.com /2004/10/21/noise2.html (582 words)

	Fort Worth Weekly Online -- fwweekly.com \| Music \| Bleeding American
		It's as true today as it was 80 years ago: The values that give substance to the American dream have always been corrupted by vulgar pursuits of wealth and power.
		But Static Prevails, the group's major-label debut, was "put on the shelves" at Capitol -- the label refused to promote it, says the band, and did the bare minimum required by contract.
		Modesty in check, Lind and his bandmates look back on the hardships with gratitude rather than anger.
	www.fwweekly.com /issues/2002-02-14/music.html (919 words)

	andPOP \| Punk, Emo, Pop? Just Call Jimmy Eat World Rock
		Yet, Lind thinks staying together for 10 years has been the band's greatest accomplishment.
		Despite their success, Lind says the band members are still the same people that they were in 1994.
		Lind is happy to turn on the radio and hear bands like Franz Ferdinand and Modest Mouse, bands — like Jimmy Eat World — that make "honest music."
	www.andpop.com /article/3748?PHPSESSID=62de23c16f983ada35959654f1e15405 (780 words)

	Jimmy Eat World soars in homecoming
		While Adkins, Lind, guitarist-singer Tom Linton and bassist Rick Burch paid limited tribute to their more aggressive roots Friday, the polished material of "Jimmy Eat World" and 1999's "Clarity" took center stage — and rightfully so — at this benefit show for victims of last summer's Arizona wildfires.
		Newer, hook-filled hits such as last year's "The Middle" and "Sweetness" are what catapulted this band onto MTV, the Billboard charts and "Saturday Night Live," while cuts from "Clarity" such as "Blister" and "Your New Aesthetic" (which both spotlighted Linton on vocals Friday) moved the band toward a more focused sound that widened its appeal.
		Linton and Adkins continued to build a wall of guitar work on 1999's "Lucky Denver Mint," an early flash point for the band after it was leaked to radio.
	www.azcentral.com /ent/music/articles/1005jimmy.html (578 words)

	phoenixnewtimes.com \| \| Feature \| Brave New World (Page 5) \| 2001-09-27 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The unexpected response that night signaled a rebirth for a band whose fledgling career had nearly been snuffed by an unfeeling industry.
		By the time the band was finished recording Bleed American earlier this year, its bankbook was dangerously thin.
		As a nervous Lind wrote out a final check for mixing expenses, he wondered aloud if they hadn't gotten in over their heads.
	www.phoenixnewtimes.com /issues/2001-09-27/feature_5.html (814 words)

	travis is kjoet
		That the erstwhile record company had not released Jimmy Eat World material overseas was hardly an obstacle: Ever resourceful, the band simply purchased their own records directly from the distributor and shipped them to Europe independently.
		Lind reminisces: "When the record was being mixed, I felt the best I'd ever felt about all of this.
		Critics and college radio programmers noted the intriguing range of the disc, introduced by the infectious, up-tempo opener "Thinking, That's All" and cemented with the subdued finale "Anderson Mesa." Despite their status as a major-label band, however, Adkins, guitarist-singer Tom Linton, Burch and Lind handled the most crucial artist-development chores on their own.
	groups.msn.com /travisiskjoet/jimmyeatworld.msnw (1091 words)

	CANOE -- JAM! - Jimmy eats a world of their own
		It's doubtful Lind and the rest of his mates will run into any rough stuff during their current stint on the Edgefest tour, which brings them to the Saddledome tonight.
		According to Lind, it's an album the band members are particularly proud of because it was made on their own dime after they'd been dumped by their former label, Capitol, and was picked up and released as-is by their new label, DreamWorks.
		Subsequently it's also an album that Lind considers the most true statement of Jimmy Eat World's music to date.
	jam.canoe.ca /Music/Artists/J/Jimmy_Eat_World/2001/08/21/pf-746346.html (471 words)

	Fly Magazine-Band/Performers Archive Article
		on a Tuesday, and Jimmy Eat World drummer Zach Lind is a little frazzled.
		Still feeling the effects of the band’s sold-out show in New York the night before, Lind is struggling to wipe the sleep out of his eyes before making his way over to the NBC studios to tape a “Letterman” performance.
		We just want to improve becoming a better live band and we want to make good records, and when those things stop then we probably won’t be a band anymore.
	www.flymagazine.net /archive_bands_article.cfm?id=8f9f3539 (1035 words)

	Leave It Behind > Brian Bailey: Rob Eat World
		The comment was from Zach who mentioned that he had recently done an interview with Rob that I should check out.
		I subscribed to Zach's blog right away, Finding Rhythm, because it was clear he has a lot of interesting things to say, but I still hadn't made it to the interview.
		Not only is Rob a huge music fan and musician, but Zach is none other than Zach Lind, the drummer for Jimmy Eat World.
	www.leaveitbehind.com /home/2005/09/rob_eat_world.html (242 words)

	Sight Unseen :: EARTHWORM JIMthe best game in the world
		And while the signing means to some people that Jimmy Eat World must leave the DIY nest, Zach Lind says the influence of groups like Christie Front Drive, Boy's Life, Boilermaker, and many others remains crucial.
		Bolstered by Adkins' and Tom Linton's intense guitar interplay, driven by Lind and Rick Burch's propulsive rhythms, the record sounds influenced by leading San Diego groups like Rocket From The Crypt and Drive Like Jehu.
		Lind explains, "When we wrote this record, we didn't think about what we had to do to make it sell.
	www.freewebs.com /cautioners/jimmyeatworld.htm (929 words)

	Tim Samoff // Weblog - Control-Alt-Delete to get a life...
		Zach Lind graciously bought Doug Weinbrenner and me dinner at The Freestate Brewery in Lawrence, Kansas last night.
		I didn’t get a picture of Zach and me last night, but if you’d like to see one of us from last Christmas, click here.
		And, if you’ve never checked out Zach’s Blog, you should… He’s got a lot of very insightful stuff to say.
	www.sense-datum.org /tim/pivot/entry.php?id=713 (825 words)

	Jimmy Eat World - Bleed American \| sputnik music .com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The drumming from Zach is pretty good however and is probably my favorite part of the song next to Jim’s singing.
		Davey Vonbohlen sings on this song and adds well to the overall song, especially when him and Jim sing together at the same time.
		Zach Lind is actually pretty talented as well.
	www.musicianforums.com /sputnik/album.php?reviewid=4359&genreid=2&styleid=18 (3667 words)

	newtimesbpb.com \| Music \| Emo Money \| 2001-11-29 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		It's been feast or famine for Zach Lind, Jim Adkins, Rick Burch, and Tom Linton
		Lind and Adkins met as toddlers, although they wouldn't become friends until high school.
		In their senior year (1993), the two got together with Linton and first-bassist Mitch Porter to form Jimmy Eat World, whose name comes from a picture drawn by Linton's younger brother.
	www.newtimesbpb.com /Issues/2001-11-29/music/music.html (1159 words)

	deseretnews.com \| 'Pop Disaster' is a raging success (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Jimmy Eat World — featuring vocalist/guitarist Jim Adkins, guitarist/vocalist Tom Linton, bassist Rick Burch and drummer Zach Lind — of Mesa, Ariz., was the perfect band to kick-start the power-pop punk show.
		The mix was crisp and balanced as Adkins led the band through a short, sweet 30-minute set full of chugging power chords.
		No set was needed to enhance the music — just the stage and Lind's drum set.
	deseretnews.com /dn/view/0,1249,395007297,00.html (425 words)

	CONNECT - Jimmy Eat World
		In the midst of mid-'90s grunge, four childhood friends formed a band that would eventually impact modern rock of the new millennium.
		Jimmy Eat World formed in 1994 with kindergarten pals Jim Adkins (vocals/guitar) and Zach Lind (drums), Tom Linton (guitar/vocals), and Mitch Porter (bass).
		The foursome derived the band's moniker from Linton's younger brothers, Ed and Jimmy.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/101/975/1/1019751.html (153 words)

	Tom Linton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tom Linton plays guitar in the American Emo band Jimmy Eat World.
		Born August 8, 1975 in Mesa, Arizona Linton formed Jimmy Eat World with childhood friends Jim Adkins, Rick Burch, and Zach Lind.
		On the earlier albums, Tom wrote several songs and performed lead vocals on them; after Clarity, however, all songs have been sung and written by Jim.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tom_Linton (122 words)

	phoenixnewtimes.com \| News & Features \| Feature \| Brave New World (Page 3) \| 2001-09-27
		Not knowing any entertainment lawyers, the thoroughly green group hired Lind's family attorney to look over the contracts.
		By mid-'95, the members of Jimmy Eat World -- still in their teens and barely out of high school -- were part of the Capitol Records roster, home to the Beatles, Beach Boys and Frank Sinatra.
		When Capitol gave little attention to Jimmy Eat World's promising 1996 debut, Static Prevails, the young group quickly developed an uneasy sense that it had been orphaned by its label benefactor.
	www.phoenixnewtimes.com /Issues/2001-09-27/news/feature_3.html (797 words)

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