Updated 04/27/07
 
Image of the cover of Skor's E.P. Long Way Home
Cover concept and art by John Bleau

New Stuff

4/27/07 - O.K. so I haven't updated things around here in a long time. I got a call from Michelle last month and she solved the mystery of one of the unnamed photographers. Her uncle Tom Gennara did one of the photo shoots for us. Thanks Michelle and Tom!

   
So, do you remember Skor? Do you remember those crazy parties at 1211 Ferndale!? No? Well, if you don't, you were either drinking or smoking too much in the mid to late 80's. Or you didn't attend MSU and live in Brody complex back then. That's o.k., we'll catch you up or maybe we won't. Whatever.

Skor was originally formed by two guys from Detroit, who hadn't previously known each other, and two brothers from Jackson, Michigan, who did know each other. They played shows wherever they could get gigs, which mostly amounted to house parties, but also included clubs like Rick's in East Lansing, Michigan.

Membership of the band changed a lot over time and eventually included seven people, not including everyone who "sat in" for a show or two. Along with the membership changes, came style changes. Basically, depending on when you saw the band, they were heavy metal, L.A. rock, new wave, pop or original. Sometimes they could be all of these rolled into one! Very confusing, but a lot of fun.

Highlights for the band included recording a five song E.P. called "...long way home," see picture at left. Getting tons of radio play on the then fledgling FM radio station WDBM. Having two videos produced, neither of which were ever released. And performing at the Silver Dollar Saloon in Lansing, Michigan when it was still a metal club.


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