Earl Liberty (born Mark Vidal[1] on September 4, 1960, in Redondo Beach, California) is an American punk rock bass guitarist, known for playing bass for Saccharine Trust from 1980 to 1982, playing on the South Bay/San Pedro-based band's 1981 debut album, Paganicons,[2] and participating in touring with SST labelmates Black Flag.
His stage name was coined when Minutemen's D. Boon declared "Jesus Christ, you're fucking huge!
"[3] Liberty joined Saccharine Trust when previous bassist Luis Maldonado left the band disenchanted with their move towards jazz.
[4] After two years with Saccharine Trust, Liberty was recruited by Circle Jerks[5] lead singer Keith Morris[6] while at a Bangs concert, as then-bassist Roger Rogerson wanted to move from bass to guitar.
In the summer of 2016 Earl joined up with former Saccaharine Trust bandmate Rob Holzman and Guitarist John Mccree to form a Hermosa Beach local band One Square mile[8] Later joining the group was Noel Neville of the Resolutions.