Smash Mouth

Smash Mouth was formed in San Jose, Ca, in 1994. Smash Mouth’s band members were Steve Harwell as lead vocalist, Paul De Lisle as bassist, Michael Klooster as keyboardist, Kevin Coleman as drummer, and Greg Camp as guitarist. The band had a rough start, but began their journey to superstardom with the song “Nervous In The Alley.” Interscope Records heard that song and decided to sign the band. With IR, Smash Mouth created their first album, Fush Yu Mang, in 1997. In this album, was their first hit single, “Walkin On The Sun.” This song made the album go double platinum. Thus, paving their way to the top. On June 8, 1999, Smash Mouth produced their second album Astro Lounge. This album consists of 15 songs and is 50 min and 26 seconds long.…

The attendees at Smash Mouth's show at Summerfest showed the band a lot of love on July 5th. The band performed on the Miller Lite Oasis Stage on Sunday night at 10:00pm (Central standard time). Opening with one of their most successful hits "Can't Get Enough of You Baby," was a great way to start the show. The energy throughout the night was pretty high, and even though the three drum solos by Jason Sutter kept the show entertaining- one drum solo would have been good enough. Smash Mouth's…

“All Star” by Smash Mouth is encouraging song about choosing to be spectacular at what you do. The tone of the song is quite casual, written in first person and as if it was a conversation between the listener and the singer. It starts off with the singer admitting that “somebody once told me that the world is going to roll me”, and that he “ain’t the sharpest tool in the shed”. Clearly he doesn’t think that he amounts to much in the long run when it comes to following the rules and book smarts.…

Alveolar Ridge Resorption: Alveolar bone resorption is a normal physiologic response following teeth extraction. The causes of alveolar bone volume loss can occur before dental extraction due to periodontal disease, periapical pathology and trauma to the teeth and bone. (SchroppL et al.2003) (1, 2). Additionally, the traumatic removal of teeth can cause bone loss and must be prevented (1,3). Finally, the alveolar bone suffers atrophy after tooth extraction, which has been well documented (1, 4,…

I asked softly “Yes,” he pulled me closer to him and kissed the nape of my neck. I put my hand on his chest and gently pushed away from him looking intently into his eyes. I spoke again “I love you.” The words flowed from my mouth so effortlessly that it even took me by surprise to hear them. As he looked down at me his eyes twinkled and danced in the candlelight I waited there as he seemed to deliberate I began to feel antsy and a bit panicked. Then before I could have a mental freak-out, he…

Introduction Xerostomia refers to dry mouth as a result of reduced or absent saliva flow (1). A variety of medical conditions may result in decreased salivary gland function and xerostomia, as it is case after radiation for medical reasons. Indeed, xerostomia, often permanent, appears as a both early and late sequela of head and neck radiotherapy (2-4). Xerostomia severely affects the patient’s quality of life. Difficult swallowing and/or speaking is the typical complain of patients with…

Have you ever wondered what muscles are needed and what their functions are in order for us to produce speech and for swallowing? The term Oral-motor describes the function of our articulators such as lips, tongue, soft palate, larynx, respiratory muscles and jaw which are all needed for speech and swallowing. Oral motor exercises allow the client to feel or get the awareness of the articulators such as tongue elevation, tongue strength, lateral tongue movements, lip strength, jaw stability,…

What is Mouth most cancers? Most of the people have heard of most cancers affecting components of the body which includes the lungs or breasts. but, most cancers can also arise in the mouth, in which the disease can affect the lips, tongue, cheeks, and throat. Each person can be suffering from mouth most cancers, whether they have got their very own tooth or now not. Mouth cancers are more common in people over forty, especially men. However, studies have proven that mouth most cancers is…

Digestion of a cheese burger? Step 1. When you chew, saliva is added. In addition to being a liquid which moistens, softens and lubricate food, saliva contains enzyme called amylase, which breaks down starch. In the mouth the Meat patty and the bread could be broken down and digested. Step 2. The oesophagus has two layers. Its interior is lined with cells that are packed very closely together creating a smooth surface. The circular muscle around the outside of the oesophagus is also…

Mouth (oral) cancer Overview: Oral cancer shows up as a development or sore in the mouth that does not go away. Oral cancer, which incorporates cancers of the lips, tongue, cheeks, floor of the mouth, hard and delicate sense of taste, pharynx (throat), and sinuses, can be life debilitating if not analyzed and treated early. Causes: The most cases of oral cancer are caused by tobacco and alcohol, but in tumor development appear to intervene dietary factors, lifestyle and incorrect infections.…