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2005 and the early portion of 2006 was spent in a couple of studios from Los Angeles to Desert Hot Springs, CA recording our debut album. Because of the unorthodox method of putting the album together, after some coincidences and necessities and a few shows, PLANEVIEW has developed into its current dynamic. Kevin plays guitars and sings, Josh plays the drums and sings, Bill plays guitars and sings and Evan rocks the bass. PLANEVIEW plays all-original accessible rock and roll music in the vein of current trendsetters like the Strokes and rock mainstays like the Smashing Pumpkins and Tom Petty. The shows are high-energy and guaranteed to get the crowd moving. "Don't Talk to Strangers" was released to the public on May 13th, 2006 and the band is currently touring around southern California and beyond, coming to a town near you. Don't Talk To Strangers Music Planeview Don't Talk To Strangers Songs | 1. | Half-Life |
| 2. | Lovestruck |
| 3. | Don't Talk To Strangers |
| 4. | Midnite Love Defeat |
| 5. | Friend In Fair Weather |
| 6. | Broken Shells & Blindside |
| 7. | Coca-Cola Classic |
| 8. | Mother's Eyes |
| 9. | Devil & A Godsend |
| 10. | Baby Likes The Abuse |
| 11. | Salt & Bittersweet |
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