Snax

Tasty Snax was a Christian pop punk band. The band was consisted of Linkin Park bassist Dave Farrell and videographer Mark Fiore.

For the musician, see Snax (musician).

Tasty Snax
Origin	Agoura Hills
Genres	Christian punk pop punk ska punk alternative rock
Years active	1995 (1995)–2002 (2002)
Associated acts	Linkin Park
Past members	Dave Farrell Mark Fiore Rob Bourdon Eric Pffeifer Ryan Maroney Mark Keller Daniel Paterson Jim Roach

Career

Snax was formed in around 1995 as Tasty Snax by members Mark Fiore, Rob Bourdon and Dave Farrell. The band released "Run Joseph Run" on June 1, 1998 through Screaming Giant Records. They released one and only music video for the title album. At some point in 1999, they renamed simply as The Snax. [1]

Their self-titled second album "Snax" was released on April 17, 2000. Farrell left the band on October 22, 2000 and rejoined Linkin Park. He was replaced by Jim Roach. [2]

The band later disbanded in 2002 and went their separate ways. Lead vocalist Mark Fiore went on to become the videographer for Linkin Park.

Members

Final line-up

• Mark Fiore – lead vocals, guitar (1995-2002)
• Jim Roach – guitar, bass (2001-2002); drums (2001)
• Daniel Patterson – drums (2001-2002)

Former members

• Eric Pffeifer – guitar (1995-1997)
• Ryan Cheese Maroney – guitar (1997-2001)
• Dave Farrell – bass, vocals (1995-2000)
• Rob Bourdon – drums (1995-1996)
• Mark Keller – drums (1996-2001)

Discography

• Run Joseph Run (1998)
• Snax (2000)

References

1. https://screaminggiant.bandcamp.com/album/run-joseph-run
2. Apar, Corey (2013-07-16). "Dave "Phoenix" Farrell". AllMusic. Archived from the original on 2013-07-26. Retrieved 2015-12-29.