Best The Bouncing Souls Songs of All Time - Top 10 Tracks

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Best The Bouncing Souls Songs of All Time - Top 10 Tracks

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The Bouncing Souls has performed in venues such as:

Royale Nightclub Big Night Live The Observatory Webster Hall Palladium Royale Stone Pony Summer Stage The Underground Upstate Concert Hall UBS Arena The Rave / Eagles Club Phoenix Concert Theatre Metro Culture Room Toad's Place Summit Allentown Fairgrounds Delmar Hall

The Bouncing Souls has upcoming events in

Boston at MGM Music Hall at Fenway Boston at House of Blues Detroit at Saint Andrew's Hall Cleveland at Agora Theater Pittsburgh at Mr Smalls Theatre Buffalo at Town Ballroom Albany at Upstate Concert Hall Albany at Empire Live Baltimore at Baltimore Soundstage Denver at The Ogden Theatre Salt Lake City at The Depot Seattle at The Crocodile Vancouver at Commodore Ballroom

Without further ado, here are The Bouncing Souls top 10 tracks of all time:

1. True Believers

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2. Manthem

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3. Lean On Sheena

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4. Hopeless Romantic

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5. Sing Along Forever

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6. The Gold Song

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7. Ship in a Bottle

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8. Ole

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9. Baptized

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10. Ghosts On the Boardwalk

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The Bouncing Souls Details

The Bouncing Souls started out in 1987 with the intention of playing loud fast three-chord party music around their native New Jersey; besides, it gave them something to do while they were in high school. Upon graduation and after years of struggling to find a label to release their records, friends Greg Attonito (vocals), Pete Steinkopf (guitar), Bryan Kienlen (bass), and Shal Khichi (drums) got some money together and -- in true D.I.Y. fashion -- formed Chunksaah Records in 1993. Upon the formation of their own label, two EPs were to follow, entitled Argyle and Neurotic, before they released their first full-length, The Good, the Bad & the Argyle, in 1994.