they released in 2016 $mall ¢hange and in 2017 the EP the great dEPression. In November and December 2017 they took offline their sites while on legal litigation with the lawyers of the Godzilla's copyright owners, but on January 5 the band announced the litigation was over and they can still use their name. Mark Hennessy announced he would perform the whole Dragline album at The First Annual Corn King Music and Arts Festival in September. Although it was not a Paw reunion (as it was misunderstooded by fans) but a tribute by his band Godzillionaire (for the occasion a quintet with Dan Duncan), this is the actual first time he performed Paw songs since he formed Godzillionaire (and since the last Paw reunion). Members Mark Hennessy – vocals (1990–2000, 2008) Grant Fitch – guitar (1990–2000, 2008) Peter Fitch – drums (1990–1998) Charles "Chuck The Truck" Bryan – bass (1990–1994) Jason Magierowski – bass (1995–1996, 2000, 2008) Dan Hines – bass (1996–1998) Session members Paul Boblett & John "Speck" Licardello – additional bass on Death to Traitors Steve Henry – additional guitar on Home Is a Strange Place J. Hall – additional drums on Home Is a Strange Place Timeline Discography Studio albums Dragline (1993), A&M Records Death to Traitors (1995), A&M Records EP Home Is a Strange Place (2000), Koch International Rarities compilations Keep the Last Bullet for Yourself (1998), self-released on Outlaw Records Palomar's World Without Horses "Beggars Love Thieves" "Deer Park Road" "Pocketknife" "Substance of the Saints" "World Without My Soul" "Walk into the Sky" "Watermark" "Birds of Prey" "On the Hoof" "I Live in Darkness" Originally self-released in 1998 on Outlaw Records, re-released on bandcamp on 2012 (with "Pocketknife" moved at the beginning) B-sides All released in singles on A&M Records. Dragline era: "Imaginary Lover" (Atlanta Rhythm Section cover), "Suicide Shift", "Slow Burn", "Jessie" (acoustic live at WERS-FM radio, Boston, on 11/29/93), "I Know Where You Sleep", songs from the BBC Radio One "Rock Sessions" of October 1993 (broadcast on November 7) S.F.W. soundtrack (1994): "Surrender" (Cheap Trick cover) Death To Traitors era: "School" (Nirvana cover), "Kid Cotton" Rare tracks Nasty Pope Records demos (all the songs were rerecorded for the first album) An unplugged show live at WERS radio (where the B-side acoustic version of "Jessie" was taken). Some songs from the then-upcoming album sessions were also played. Death to Traitors demos (from the complete