My Head

My Head was founded in early 1993[1] after Adam Siegel and Greg Saenz left Excel indefinitely and Dave Silva joined as bassist, but Adam's appearances on Infectious Grooves's albums repeatedly interrupted the progress of the project. It was not until 1994 that they could get a recording contract, however the label (Imago Records) went out of business eight months later. In 1995 the band had its second chance and signed a new contract with Capitol Records.[1] Then they began playing at several clubs around Hollywood like Dragonfly, Martini Lounge, Spaceland, Bar DeLuxe, Opium Den and coffee houses.[2] The April 16, 1996 My Head brought to market its first and only studio album Endless Bummer, the record consisted of twelve tracks and was released on CD format and cassette tape.[3] Saenz described the album as "a hard-hitting soul – rock, a 90's version of Grand Funk".[1] Even though the album didn't make it to the charts, it had some commercial success in California and environs. Soon after My Head filmed a music video[4] of the single Humbucker (previously released on April 1) at EMI studios, it debuted on VH1. After some management changes, the firm started pushing the band to add new members, modify its image and even its name; to worsen the situation EMI began supporting nu metal bands more than anything else; in an interview Saenz said: "they were getting huge egos and bank accounts managing Korn, and hyping their new band, Limp Bizkit [...] then told us to add a D.J., another guitarist, and change our name to The Peking Logs".[1] Due to these conflicts My Head broke the contract with Capitol and disbanded on January 1, 1998.

• Adam Siegel – guitar, lead vocals (1993–1998)
• Dave Silva – bass (1994–1998)
• Greg Saenz – drums (1993–1998)

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