"Lazlo Bane" is a rock band that gained recognition for their song "I'm No Superman," which is best known as the theme song for the popular television series "Scrubs." Here are some interesting facts about the band and the song:
Formation: Lazlo Bane was formed in 1997 in Santa Monica, California. The band's name is a combination of the first name of the main character from the novel "Catcher in the Rye" by J.D. Salinger, and the first name of the band's lead singer, Chad Fischer.
Members: The original members of Lazlo Bane included Chad Fischer (vocals, guitar), Chris Link (bass), and Tim Bright (guitar). Over the years, the lineup has changed, with different musicians joining the band for various projects.
I'm No Superman: The band's most famous song, "I'm No Superman," was written by lead singer Chad Fischer. It was used as the opening theme for the medical comedy-drama television series "Scrubs," which aired from 2001 to 2010. The song's catchy and upbeat melody became synonymous with the show.
Success with Scrubs: The exposure from being the theme song for "Scrubs" significantly boosted Lazlo Bane's visibility. The song's popularity led to increased interest in the band's music, and they gained a fanbase that extended beyond the television series.
Albums: Lazlo Bane released several albums, including "11 Transistor" (1997), "All the Time in the World" (2002), and "Back Sides" (2007). While they didn't achieve widespread commercial success, their association with "Scrubs" contributed to a loyal following.
Post-Scrubs: After the conclusion of "Scrubs," Lazlo Bane continued to make music and perform. They remained active in the music scene, and their songs have been featured in various films and television shows.
Chad Fischer's Career: Chad Fischer, the lead singer and songwriter, has also been involved in other musical projects and has worked as a composer for film and television. He contributed to the soundtrack of the critically acclaimed film "The Fault in Our Stars."
While "I'm No Superman" remains Lazlo Bane's most well-known track, the band has a broader catalog of music that showcases their alternative rock sound.