Judge

Eventually, Ferraro grew weary of the touring regimen, the crowd fighting that often plagued their gigs, and the straight-edge lifestyle itself. The band dissolved, with The Storm -- an EP featuring two original tracks and a telling cover of Led Zeppelin's "When the Levy Breaks," -- serving as their final release. Porcell went on to briefly join Gorilla Biscuits after finishing his tenure with Youth of Today. After that, he ended up milking cows on a Hare Krishna farm before being recruited by ex-Youth of Today vocalist Ray Cappo to play with Shelter. He stayed in Shelter for many years, splitting from the group in 2000, moving to Boston with his wife, and forming a new band called Last of the Famous. In the mid-'90s, Ferraro released a poorly received solo album full of Neil Young-inspired acoustic rock tunes under the moniker Mike Judge and Old Smoke through Revelation. Siegler went on to play drums with Civ and Glassjaw before joining up with former Youth of Today bass player/Quicksand frontman Walter Schrifels in Rival Schools, who released their major-label debut album in 2001. ~ Ryan J. Downey, Rovi

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