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\"Iron Angel\" had emerged from it\'s garage days with a successful Demo that yeilded the name change to \"Jacobs Dream\" as well as a record deal with \"Metal Blade Records\". In 2000 the bands self titled debut was released. Thus the international fan base began to grow. After a solid European Tour with \"Armored Saint\" and \"Brain Storm\" the band unleashed its second album \"Theater Of War\" in 2001. Shortly after a Tour in support of the new album however the bands vocalist David Taylor chose to leave the band to spend more time with his family. This proved to be a huge blow to the band and the fans. A long search for his replacement as well as a revolving door of musicians would lead the band on a four year hiatus. That was until the band finaly chose a new front man in former \"Biogenesis\" vocalist Chaz Bond. Finally in 2005 the band featuring a new front man as well as the return of original founding members Gary Holtzman(Drums) and Jon Noble(Guitars) had finally unleashed its long awaited third album \"Drama Of The Ages\". Demo Music | Category | Heavy Metal Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7785441 | | Catalog number | 306779 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Sep 30, 2008 |
Jacobs Dream Demo Songs | 1. | Wisdom |
| 2. | Love And Sorrow |
| 3. | The Jewel |
| 4. | Rape Of Innocense |
| 5. | Violent Truth |
| 6. | Sarah Williams |
| 7. | Outer Realm |
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