Greta was an American

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band formed in 1990 by Paul Plagens, Kyle Baer, Josh Gordon, and Brad Wilk. Wilk left the band in 1991 to join Rage Against the Machine, and was replaced on the drums by Scott Carneghi who went on to co-found the band

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in 2012. The band signed a two-record deal with

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in 1993 and released their debut album, ''No Biting'', on September 21 of that year. Their second and final album, '' This Is Greta'', was released in 1995, after which the band was dropped from the label. Greta disbanded in 1995. Vocalist Paul Plagens died in 2015

Discography

Albums

* ''No Biting'' (1993) * ''This Is Greta!'' (1995)

Singles and promos

* "Rocking Chair" (1993) * "Revolver" (1993) * "Love Is Dead" (1993) * "Is It What You Wanted?" (1993) * "Fathom" (1993) * "Jesus Crux" (1994) * "Nature" (1994) * "About You" (1995) * "Some People" (1995)

References

External links

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