Tasty Snax
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The Snax, also known as Tasty Snax, was a Christian punk band that formed in the late 1990's. They have been disbanded since 2001. This band featured Dave Farrell of Linkin Park.
Farrell had had a conflicting schedule when he was with The Snax. In late 1997, he left the group to join Xero, which would later become Linkin Park. However, in 1999, Farrell rejoined The Snax, leaving Linkin Park (then known as Hybrid Theory) before returning a year later. In 2001, Farrell rejoined The Snax once more for their tour. Once it ended, The Snax disbanded, and Farrell returned to Linkin Park, where he has remained ever since.
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| Linkin Park |
| Chester Bennington - Rob Bourdon - Brad Delson - Dave Farrell - Joe Hahn - Mike Shinoda |
| Scott Belsha (stand-in) - Mark Wakefield - Kyle Christener (stand-in) - Scott Koziol (stand-in) |
| Discography |
| Albums and extended play: Hybrid Theory EP - Hybrid Theory - In The End: Live & Rare - Reanimation - Meteora - Live in Texas - Collision Course EP - T------ and T------ |
| Singles: "One Step Closer" - "Crawling" - "Papercut" - "In the End" - "It's Goin' Down" - "Pts.of.Athrty" - "Frgt/10" - "Somewhere I Belong" - "Faint" - "Numb" - "From the Inside" - "Lying From You" - "Breaking the Habit" - "Numb / Encore" |
| Videography |
| DVDs: Frat Party at the Pankake Festival - Live in Texas - Breaking the Habit |
| Related articles |
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| Bands/Groups: Relative Degree - Xero - Tasty Snax - Grey Daze - Fort Minor - Snow White Tan - The X-Ecutioners |
| Other: Linkin Park Underground - Machine Shop Recordings - Morning After |
