The Quakes go, resulting in Chris VanCleve returning to the band. In the next few months, the Quakes went on tour in Japan based on their strong record sales for an independent band. First, the Quakes recorded a live album from Tokyo with Planet Records, then were signed by the Japanese division of Sony Records with plans for a new album and a large Japanese tour. "New Generation", the band's next album, was recorded in 1992 and released in the spring of 1993.The album featured some production by Tim Polecat. It was followed with a 13 stop tour of Japan and strong
American Eagles men's soccer time. Two AU alumni have represented the US in senior international soccer: Diffley, who earned 7 caps in 1988 (and was first alternate for the US Olympic Team that year); and Brady (who was born in Chicago to Irish parents before moving to England as an infant) who earned 3 from 1984–1985. John earned 65 caps for Trinidad and Tobago; David Nakhid earned 35 for the Soca Warriors. American Eagles men's soccer The American Eagles men's soccer team is an intercollegiate varsity sports team of American University. The team is a member of the Patriot League of the National Collegiate