Wheatus

Wheatus was formed by Brendan B. Brown in 1998. Brown wrote a few songs, enlisted the help of his brother Peter on drums and Rich Liegey on bass (he was replaced by Mike McCabe after the release of their self-titled debut Wheatus). In 1999, they hired New York attorney Ray Maiello to shop their demo tape and signed with Kevin Patrick at Columbia Records; thereafter, Maiello managed the band briefly. Wheatus' first and largest hit was the single "Teenage Dirtbag," which charted at #2 in the UK. Their second single "A Little Respect" (an Erasure cover) also reached high chart positions, and was another top-3 hit for the band on the UK singles chart. Their third single, a double A-side of "Leroy"...

Ringtones

Album Suck Fony - 2005

Hit Me With Your Best Shot
Fair Weather Friend
William Mcgovern

Album Hand Over Your Loved One - 2003

Whole Amoeba
The Deck
Anyway
The Song That I Wrote When You Dissed Me (Demo Pt. 1 UK Edition)
Randall
Lemonade
The Song That I Wrote When You Dissed Me
Dynomite Satchel Of Pain
Fail Weather Friend
Freak On
American In Amsterdam

Other Wheatus ringtones

No Happy Ending Tune
Desperate Songs
I Am What I Is
In The Melody
The London Sun (Live At XM Radio)
Who Would Have Thought
Hometown
The London Sun
Something Good
BMX Bandits (Live At XM Radio)
This Island
The Truth I Tell Myself
BMX Bandits