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Peter Pan Speedrock
Peter Pan Speedrock at Graspop 2005 with mascotte Dikke Dennis Picture: Rudy de Doncker
Peter Pan Speedrock at Graspop 2005 with mascotte Dikke Dennis
Picture: Rudy de Doncker
Background information
OriginEindhoven, Netherlands
GenresPunk rock, hard rock, psychobilly
Years active1997–2016
LabelsSuburban Records, Bitzcore Records
MembersPeter van Elderen
Bart Nederhand
Bart Geevers
Past membersBob Muileboom
Websiteofficial website

Peter Pan Speedrock (PPS or PPSR in short) is a Dutch rock band from Eindhoven, Netherlands.

Background

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The band was founded in 1995 by guitarist Peter van Elderen. He was joined by drummer Bart Nederhand and bass player Bob Muileboom in making their first self-titled album. After this album, Muileboom was replaced by Bart Geevers, who would stay to be a permanent member. The trio was known for their honest, no-nonsense rock n' roll songs and had a good reputation when it comes to live shows. They were often joined by guest singer and stage clown 'Dikke Dennis' (Fat Dennis). Peter Pan Speedrock grew to be an established name in the Dutch rock n' roll scene.[1] On 26 November 2016, after 20 years of band history, they ended their career with a farewell concert at the concert venue Effenaar in Eindhoven, with a sold out show. On 14 September 14 2021, the band announced their return to the stage.[2]

Discography

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  • Peter Pan (1997)
  • Rocketfuel (1998)
  • Killermachine (2000)
  • Premium Quality... Serve Loud! (2001)
  • Lucky Bastards (2003)
  • Spread Eagle (2005)
  • Pursuit Until Capture (2007)
  • We Want Blood! (2010)
  • Buckle Up & Shove It! (2015)

Others

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  • Home Steel 1999 (10" Vinyl)
  • Eindhoven Rockcity 1999 (10" Vinyl Various Artists Compilation)
  • "Action 2001" (7" vinyl single)[3]
  • Speedrock Chartbusters Vol.1 (Tribute CD/Vinyl)
  • Loud, Mean, Fast and Dirty 2004 (Peter Pan Speedrock Compilation CD)
  • Split 2005 (shared CD with Zeke)
  • Cross Contamination 2008 (split album with Batmobile)

Singles

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  • "Dikke Dennis & Friends" (2001)
  • "Resurrection" (2002)
  • "Go Satan Go"

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Peter Pan Speedrock biografie (Dutch)". Popinstituut.nl. Retrieved 2007-04-11.
  2. ^ "Peter Pan Speedrock is back". SOZConcerts. Retrieved 2023-11-19.
  3. ^ "Releases". Archived from the original on 2008-04-13. Retrieved 2008-03-30.
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