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Warface: Laura Christine (guitar); Dave Smith (bass guitar); Scott Ellis (drums). Insanity Of The Obsessed Music Warface Insanity Of The Obsessed Songs | 1. | Judgment Defiles |
| 2. | Fatal Inequity |
| 3. | Full Term Refuse |
| 4. | Insanity of the Obsessed |
| 5. | Suppression of Heresy |
| 6. | Fragmented Salvation |
| 7. | Climatic Annihilation |
| 8. | Out of Death |
| 9. | Induction |
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“She touches the place that is the deepest and clearest in my heart”. – Stevie WonderAyanna GregoryWith the release of her debut CD, “Beautiful Flower”, Ayanna Gregory introduced herself to the world. For this singer, songwriter, and agent of change, music is more than entertainment; it is her mission. And with penetrating depth, Ayanna sings songs that make audiences feel and heal. In a time so needy of real music, Ayanna promises to bring to the world a most beautiful and meaningful brand of Soul Music.Ayanna is no stranger to the entertainment world. While growing up as the daughter of celebrated Comedian and Human Rights Activist Dick Gregory, she was blessed with the opportunity to interact with such mega talents as Bob Marley, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, and Michael Jackson. But the glamour of the entertainment world isn’t what resonated most with her. Raised with a deep awareness and concern for Human Rights, Ayanna’s musical roots are steeped in the struggle of the “Freedom Movement”. Ayanna knew early on that her gift of song would be her gift to the struggle.In 1990, Ayanna became recognized as a powerful and progressive voice as a student activist at Howard University in Washington, D.C. Here she was called on to sing at marches, rallies and anti-war demonstrations. From there and for the next decade, Ayanna would become a major voice within the various cultural, political, and spiritual movements in the nation’s capitol. In 1992, Ayanna joined 2000 Black, a “message music” project and went on to record, perform and tour with this group for the next six years. By 1995, Ayanna was gaining recognition as a solo vocalist. As an emerging Soul artist, she began performing locally, nationally and internationally at clubs, theaters, music festivals and political ...
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