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In the ever-unfolding and expanding musical lives of multi-platinum Massachusetts-based band Staind, Chapter V opens the book on a new phase of their journey. The 12-song album, produced by David Botrill (Tool, Godsmack) features the first single, the classic, mid-tempo and dynamic 'Right Here,' as well as standouts like the edgy, dark 'Falling,' the poignant, retro-feeling 'Schizophrenic Conversations,' and the soaring 'Everything Changes.' Chapter V is Staind at their best, with songs ranging from forceful to quiet, from industrial-tinged to melodious, often within one song and with singer Aaron Lewis' instantly recognizable voice heartfelt and fervent. Lyrically, Lewis isn't afraid to look deep, and what he finds is the good, bad and uglyist translated into soul-baring songs that he often agonizes over. 'I'm my own worst critic,' Lewis admits. 'The personal songs; it's a way for me to get those things out, because I wouldn't feel comfortable saying them to anyone. I'm pretty bad about being an internalist. I hold everything down and then explode. It's better for everyone around me that I put that explosion down into lyrics rather than just exploding on somebody.'
Differences with executives at Geffen led to tensions within the band, and Cold was soon seeking a new record label. Singer Scooter Ward was battling a flurry of personal troubles and demons. Halfway through a sold-out tour opening for Evanescence, Cold guitarist Terry Balsalmo filled in for a departed Ben Moody, who abruptly left his band. When the tour was completed, the future of Cold was up in the air and Balsalmo jumped ship. The gathering storm had become a full-blown tempest.
Cold eCard
Staind Video:
Real Player
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Quicktime 56k
Quicktime 100k
Quicktime 300k
Quicktime 450k
Recently Metalrage reviewed the new Staind and Cold album. Both bands offered us some goodies to give to you. You can find the goodies below, the only thing you need to do is answer the question below.
What is the total amount of Full Lengths recorded by both bands?
This contest is closed.
In the ever-unfolding and expanding musical lives of multi-platinum Massachusetts-based band Staind, Chapter V opens the book on a new phase of their journey. The 12-song album, produced by David Botrill (Tool, Godsmack) features the first single, the classic, mid-tempo and dynamic 'Right Here,' as well as standouts like the edgy, dark 'Falling,' the poignant, retro-feeling 'Schizophrenic Conversations,' and the soaring 'Everything Changes.' Chapter V is Staind at their best, with songs ranging from forceful to quiet, from industrial-tinged to melodious, often within one song and with singer Aaron Lewis' instantly recognizable voice heartfelt and fervent. Lyrically, Lewis isn't afraid to look deep, and what he finds is the good, bad and uglyist translated into soul-baring songs that he often agonizes over. 'I'm my own worst critic,' Lewis admits. 'The personal songs; it's a way for me to get those things out, because I wouldn't feel comfortable saying them to anyone. I'm pretty bad about being an internalist. I hold everything down and then explode. It's better for everyone around me that I put that explosion down into lyrics rather than just exploding on somebody.'
Differences with executives at Geffen led to tensions within the band, and Cold was soon seeking a new record label. Singer Scooter Ward was battling a flurry of personal troubles and demons. Halfway through a sold-out tour opening for Evanescence, Cold guitarist Terry Balsalmo filled in for a departed Ben Moody, who abruptly left his band. When the tour was completed, the future of Cold was up in the air and Balsalmo jumped ship. The gathering storm had become a full-blown tempest.
Cold eCard
Staind Video:
Real Player
WMA 56k
WMA 100k
WMA 300k
WMA 450k
Quicktime 56k
Quicktime 100k
Quicktime 300k
Quicktime 450k
Recently Metalrage reviewed the new Staind and Cold album. Both bands offered us some goodies to give to you. You can find the goodies below, the only thing you need to do is answer the question below.
What is the total amount of Full Lengths recorded by both bands?
This contest is closed.