The Quakes a year rather than touring and recording extensively. This lineup worked out for a while, until Chris VanCleve quit the band yet again, ten days before a festival in Finland. Richie from The Nitros filled in. In the summer of 2000, Rob Peltier quit. Mark Burke, from the Phantom Rockers, was recruited to do the American Rumble festival in New Jersey on Halloween. In July 2001, the Quakes released a new full-length, "Last of the Human Beings". This marked their first release on their own record label, Orrexx Records. They spent 2002 and 2003 doing a series of shows and
German-American Soccer League the Cosmos, into an exhibition team. The Cosmos did not enter the NASL until the 1971 season, but when it did, it was well stocked with former GASL players. German-American Soccer League The German American Soccer League "(GASL)" is the previous name of the Cosmopolitan Soccer League, a semi-professional and amateur soccer league which was founded in 1923. The league competes primarily in the New York metropolitan area and northern New Jersey. In 1923, five teams, S.C. New York, Wiener Sports Club, D.S.C. Brooklyn, Hoboken FC 1912 and Newark S.C., banded together to found the German American Soccer League. As