Chick Magnet (song)
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| Single by MxPx | ||
| from the album 'Life in General' | ||
| Released | 1996 | |
| Genre | pop-punk | |
| Label | Tooth & Nail Records | |
| Writer(s) | Mike Herrera | |
| MxPx singles chronology | ||
| Chick Magnet | I'm Okay, You're Okay | |
"Chick Magnet" is an MxPx single released in 1996. It is arguably the most well-known song of the band. It was released for the album Life in General, but there is a live, acoustic version on Move to Bremerton, a demo version on Let It Happen, a live version on At the Show, and a remastered version on Ten Years and Running, making it the most-released MxPx song. In the music video, drummer Yuri Ruley plays the "Chick Magnet", and attracts women in a diner while bassist Mike Herrera and guitarist Tom Wisniewski look on.
| MxPx |
| Mike Herrera | Tom Wisniewski | Yuri Ruley |
| Andy Husted |
| Discography |
| Full-lengths: Pokinatcha (1994) | Teenage Politics (1995) | Life in General (1996) | Slowly Going the Way of the Buffalo (1998) | The Ever Passing Moment (2000) | Before Everything & After (2003) | Panic (2005) | Secret Weapon (2007) |
| EPs: On the Cover (1995) | Move to Bremerton (1996) | The Renaissance (2001) | The AC/EP (2004) |
| Other releases: Let It Happen (1998) | At the Show (1999) | Ten Years and Running (2002) | Let's Rock (2006) |
| DVDs: B-Movie (2004) |
| Singles: "Chick Magnet" | "Responsibility" | "Heard That Sound" |
| Related articles |
| Arthur | The Cootees | Tooth & Nail Records | Bremerton, Washington |
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