emma anzai meet shimmon moore in high school they started a band called sick puppies and now... she has a fansite. we love emma and the sick puppies
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Emma Anzai 1. Sick Puppies are a guitar fuelled three piece rock band who now stand on the threshold of achieving their singular goal: the global release of the album they were born to make. 2. Conspiring in the sonic stew that make up the Sick Puppies is bassist Emma Anzai who has been justifiably dubbed “the female Flea†3. The band was born when the two greatest outcasts of Mosman High School met each other in the only safe haven either of them knew…the music room. Shimon and Emma began jamming on Green Day and Rage Against The Machine songs until the urge to make their own sound took over and they began penning the loudest and most powerful songs that they could play. 4. Shimon Moore and Emma Anzai are also occassional actors. Both have been featured on Australian TV Series All Saints. 5. Moore also played the lead role of Jamie Duncan on 2000 Australian movie Selkie. 6. Anzai is an official endorser of Warwick bass guitars. 7. In the band's photographs, videos, and performances, Shim is always positioned on the left of Emma (audience's eye view) in an effort to disguise to his asymmetrical facial structure."ALL THE SAME" FREE HUGS VERSION"MY WORLD""ALL THE SAME" BAND VERSION"Pitiful""What Are You Looking For""Rock Kids""FLY" AN OLDER SICK PUPPIES SONG"THE WAY" ANOTHER OLDER SONG!"DUCK BITE" OLDER SONG"WELCOME TO THE REAL WORLD" OLDER SICK PUPPIES SONG!"Shards""Nothing Really Matters""Killing Myself For Christmas""Twist""Cherub Rock""Reasoning For Band Name""Resoning for Anywhere But Here""Say My Name"An AWESOME FAN SHOWS HIS LOVE!! !
Look up Rudy on youtube under the name starterrn and tell him how awesome his covers are. Show him love poeple, he is the first person on youtube to post any kind of "Anywhere But Here" cover.
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