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Hed
Candy (demo)
Released: 1999
Tracks: "Thinking Out
Loud" - "Food For Mic Skills"
- "Oh My God" - "A Beautiful
Day" - "Extra Extra" -
"Crab Apple Kids" - "Happy
Little Trees" - "How It Was" -
"Noah" - "This Thing Called
Life" - "Eighty-Five" -
"Wejusfreestyin" - "Pig
Latin" - "Eighty-five Remix" -
"Hey Mina"
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Greasy
Kid Stuff (demo)
Released: 2000
Tracks: "Thinking Out
Loud" - "Food For Mic Skills"
- "Oh My God" - "A Beautiful
Day" - "Extra Extra" -
"Crab Apple Kids" - "Happy
Little Trees" - "How It Was" -
"Noah" - "This Thing Called
Life" - "Eighty-Five" -
"Wejusfreestyin" - "Pig
Latin" - "Eighty-five Remix" -
"Hey Mina"
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For
The Kids
Released: December 23, 2001
Tracks: "Thinking Out
Loud" - "Food For Mic Skills"
- "Oh My God" - "A Beautiful
Day" - "Extra Extra" -
"Crab Apple Kids" - "Happy
Little Trees" - "How It Was" -
"Noah" - "This Thing Called
Life" - "Eighty-Five" -
"Wejusfreestyin" - "Pig
Latin" - "Eighty-five Remix" -
"Hey Mina"
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The
Papercut EP
Released: October 29, 2004
Tracks: "Makeout
Club" - "Papercuts" -
"Taxi Driver" - "The Boomerang
Theory"
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The
Papercut Chronicles
Released: February 22, 2005
Tracks: "Za Intro"
- "Papercuts" - "Petrified
Life And The Twice Told Joke / Decrepit
Bricks" - "Make Out Club" -
"Taxi Driver" - "So Long
Friend" - "Everyday's
Forecast" - "Pillmatic" -
"Simple Living" - "Cupid's Chokehold" (featuring
Patrick Stump) - "Faces In The
Hall" - "Graduation Day" -
"Apollo 3-1-5" -
"Wejusfreestylin' Pt. 2" - "To
Bob Ross With Love" - "Papercuts /
The Reason For The Lesions" -
"Nothing Boy Vs. The Echo Factor" -
"Band Aids"
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As
Cruel As School Children
Released: July 25, 2006
US: Gold
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 35
Tracks: "The Queen And
I" - "Shoot Down The Stars" -
"New Friend Request" - "Clothes Off!!" (featuring
Patrick Stump) - "Sloppy Love Jingle Pt.
1" - "Viva La White' - "7
Weeks" (featuring William Beckett) -
"It's OK, But Just This Once!" -
"Biters Block" - "Boys In The
Bands Interlude" - "Scandalous
Scholastics" - "On My Own Time
(Write On!)" - "Cupid's Chokehold" - "Sloppy
Love Jingle Pt. 3"
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The
Quilt
Released: September 9, 2008
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 14
Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly: B
Tracks: "Guilty As
Charged" (featuring Estelle) -
"DRNK TXT Rmeo" - "Peace
Sign/Index Down" (featuring Busta
Rhymes) - "Like Father, Like Son (Papa's
Song)" - "Blinded By The Sun"
- "Catch me If You Can" -
"Cookie Jar" (featuring The-Dream)
- "Live A Little" - "Don't
Tell Me It's Over" - "Live Forever
(Fly With Me)" (featuring Daryl Hall) -
"Kissin' Ears" (featuirng
The-Dream) - "Home" - "No
Place To Run" - "Coming Clean"
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The
Papercut Chronicles II
Released: November 15, 2011
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 54
Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly: B
Tracks: "Za Intro"
- "Martyrial Girls" - "Life
Goes On" (featuring Oh Land) - "Stereo Hearts" (featuring Adam
Levine) - "Solo Discotheque (Whiskey
Bitness) - "Holy Horsesh** Batman"
(featuring Nate Russ) - "Ass Back Home" (featuring Neon
Hitch) - "Nil-Nil-Draw" -
"Lazarus, Ze Gitan" - "The Fighter" (featuring Ryan
Tedder) - "Kid Nothing And The
Never-Ending Naked Nightmare"
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Gym Class Heroes began forming in
1997 in New York when Travis McCoy and drummer
Matt McGinley started a friendship (in gym class)
and got Milo Bonacci and Ryan Geise to join them
in a band. Within a few years, two self-produced
LPs (Hed Candy and Greasy Kid Stuff)
were recorded. Bonacci and Geise were later
replaced with guitarist Disashi Lumumba-Kasongo
and bassist Eric Roberts. Gym Class Heroes got
help to launch their success from Patrick Stump
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