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Personnel: Carlos Garcia (vocals, guitar); Paul Salem (vocals); Matthew Lopez (guitar). An Envy Of Innocence Music Antagonist An Envy Of Innocence Songs An Envy Of Innocence Music Review Purchase An Envy Of Innocence CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Belay My Last Downfall CD (2007)
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| | Antagonist Exist CD (2008)
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$10.65 Released in 2008, Exist is Antagonist's third album but first to gain widespread distribution through Prosthetic Records, so it's really quite shocking to witness their spot-on imitation of prime-grade, mid-decade Killswitch Engage on its very first track, "Bomb Shelter." Where have these boys been hiding, and why are they so late to the melodic metalcore prom dance? This is a backhanded compliment, to be sure, but the song's imposing hooks almost convince one to overlook the group's overwhelming artistic debt to Massachusetts' finest -- ...
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Master Sound releases are 24-karat gold CDs remastered from first-generation masters. This process utilizes 20-bit technology and Sony's "Super Bit Mapping" system.
Additional personnel includes: John Jennings (electric guitar); Scarlet Rivera (violin); Lisa Germano (fiddle); Martin McCarrick (cello, accordion); Jane Scarpantoni (cello); Jai Winding, Maggie Roche (piano); Benmont Tench (organ); John Van Tongeren, Dede Vogt, Kasim Sultan, Sara Lee, Edgar Meyer (bass); Jerry Marotta, Kenny Aronoff, Budgie (drums, percussion); Talvin Singh (percussion); Jackson Browne, David Crosby (background vocals).
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| | Ken Morris Heavenly Bound And No Earthly Good CD (2007)
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$6.69 Ken Morris Bio Ken Morris is an original recording artist, songwriter, musician and electrifying entertainer. He began in the rock clubs of New York City, performing in Max's Kansas City, The Peppermint Lounge, Kenny's CastAways's, CBGB's and other legendary clubs. He even performed in the infamous Studio 54. Ken has had many legendary musicians perform in his back up bands throughout the years, including Steve Marriot from Humble Pie, Lester Chambers from the Chamber's brothers, (who also guest's on his new album, 'Heavenly Bound and No Earthly Good'), Corky Lange, (drummer for Mountain), with Lesley West, amongst others. Ken has toured the western world three times. He had the distinct privilege of performing for the Royal family of Sweden, in their Stockholm castle, on his visits there. At the age of 22, Ken was closing a show for the famed Billy Preston, when a New York management team caught his performance, and three months later, was headlining in Las Vegas with a show he wrote, arranged and produced, and was given his first recording contract. Shortly after winning his class in the IFBB Mr. USA in bodybuilding, (he also holds high degrees as a black belt in four styles of martial arts), he met Rod Stewart through his friendship with then manager of Elton John. Ken was a guest at Rod's Madison Square Garden performance that night and shortly after, he decided to make his hobby of writing music as a serious profession. His only goal at the time was to win the Mr. America and open a gym/karate studio. After Rod Steward heard him play some of his songs in the hotel room after the show, Rod encouraged Ken to pursue a career in music.' He gave me some great advice. He said, 'Recruit the best musicians possible, sing with all your heart, and try to stay on key. He also said, 'Don't hire musicians....hire personalities that can play well. ' Ken has followed that advice ever since and it has served him well. Having lived for most his life between Los Angeles, New York and London, Ken now resides in Palm Coast and records in Orlando with his long time friend and studio owner David Mikeals. ' We make a great team recording. David really knows my abilities ...
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