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Chevelle has produced 7 music videos, including two versions of "Point #1". Related terms include:. . Songs about Columbia include:. There has been word that Chevelle is in the studio preparing a new album for a possible 2006 release. Fictional uses of Columbia include:. Bassist and one-time remix producer Geno Lenardo was replaced by brother-in-law to Sam, Pete, and Joe; Dean Bernadini, as of August 20th 2005. Vehicles called Columbia include:.

Geno Lenardo is assuming bass duties for the rest of their summer shows. Technology named Columbia includes. Bassist Joe Loeffler was released July 10th 2005 due to "irreconcilable differences" as stated on the band's website (see External Links). Educational institutions named Columbia include:. In his review of This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In) for AMG, Johnny Loftus argues that "Loeffler sings with hurt urgency...sounding exactly—unbelievably—like Maynard Keenan."[1]. Well-known companies named Columbia include:. Critics have noted strong similarites to Tool, especially in Peter Loeffler's vocals. with Columbia within their names include:.

Chevelle is now signed to Epic Records. Other places in the U.S. They have stated in many interviews that their religious beliefs have little influence on their lyrics. Other locations by that name include:. Because their first album (recorded by Steve Albini) was released by Christian record label Squint Entertainment, they were frequently called a Christian rock band, although Chevelle is more correctly classified as alternative metal. city named Columbia is Columbia, South Carolina (that state's capital). They formed in 1994 and broke out in 2002 with their signature song, "The Red.". The largest U.S.

Chevelle is an alternative metal band from Grayslake, IL originally comprised of three brothers (now two) with the surname Loeffler. Places in North America named Columbia include:. Closure. It should not be confused with Colombia, a nation in South America, which has a different spelling. Mia [7]. It is also the name of the capital of the United States, District of Columbia. Point #1 [6]. national anthems Columbia, Gem of the Ocean and Hail, Columbia.

Send the Pain Below [5]. Columbia is a poetic name for the United States and its nineteenth century female personification, which inspired related uses such as the former unofficial U.S. The Clincher [4]. Niobium, an element formerly named Columbium. Vitamin R [3]. The constellation Columba. The Red [2]. Colombia, a country in South America often misspelled as 'Columbia'.

This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In), 2004 (Epic). Roll on Columbia, a 1941 popular song by Woody Guthrie about the Columbia River. Live from the Road, 2003 (Epic). a song by Oasis (band) on Definitely Maybe. Wonder What's Next, 2002 (Epic). a character in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, played by "Little" Nell Campbell. Point #1, 1999 (Squint). Columbia NX-02, a fictional starship on the television series Star Trek: Enterprise.

Brett Robertson: Drums (unknown date). a spaceship in Wally Wood's comic story Dark Side of the Moon, published in 1950. Joe Loeffler: bass (1996-2005). Columbiad, the fictional cannon that was used to travel to the moon in From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne. Matt Scott: bass (1995-1996). The type 2-4-2 railroad locomotive is called a Columbia in the Whyte notation. Geno Lenardo: bass (1994-1995). HMS Columbia, several ships of the Royal Navy.

Sam Loeffler: drums (1994-present). USS Columbia, several ships of the US Navy. Dean Bernardini: bass (2005-present). the Apollo 11 Command/Service Module. Pete Loeffler: vocals, guitar (1994-present). Space shuttle Columbia, which disintegrated during reentry in 2003. Columbia, a NASA supercomputer.

Columbia Nuclear Generating Station in Washington. Columbia Theological Seminary. any of several Columbia Colleges. Columbia University.

Columbia University Press, publisher of Columbia Encyclopedia. Columbia Sportswear. Columbia Records. Columbia Broadcasting System, which became CBS.

Columbia Pictures (also known as Columbia TriStar). Columbia Valley Gardens, Washington. one in Van Buren County. one in Tuscola County.

one in Jackson County. Three places named Columbia Township in Michigan: