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06-11 The Living End album info
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The Living End began over a decade ago. Their top influences in music was The Clash, The Stray Cats, The Beatles, The
Brian Setzer Orchestra, AC/DC, The Jam and many more...
Chris first picked up a guitar at the age of six. He's a killer guitarist now, and never fails to amaze during his exceptional
solos. Scott Owen first started learning bass when he was seventeen. He began learning on a double bass...which was
necessary for the Rockabilly image they were aiming for in their music. Their first drummer was Joe Piripitsi, who heard the
boys jamming one day and asked if he co ...read more
The Living End began over a decade ago. Their top influences in music was The Clash, The Stray Cats, The Beatles, The
Brian Setzer Orchestra, AC/DC, The Jam and many more...
Chris first picked up a guitar at the age of six. He's a killer guitarist now, and never fails to amaze during his exceptional
solos. Scott Owen first started learning bass when he was seventeen. He began learning on a double bass...which was
necessary for the Rockabilly image they were aiming for in their music. Their first drummer was Joe Piripitsi, who heard the
boys jamming one day and asked if he could join. Joe stayed long enough to witness the release of two EPs: Hellbound and
It's For Your Own Good. Joe left the band after some time, to be replaced with Trav Dempsey. Trav assisted in the
production of The Living End's first album (self-titled) and Roll On. He left shortly after Roll On and the potentially fatal car
accident Chris Cheney had, which could have put his guitar playing days to an abrupt end. Andy Strachan, who had been
learning the art of drumming since the age of 12, was thrilled to join the band in place of Trav. Chris recovered from his
horrific experience, however, and wrote many songs in his time away from touring and playing. A small amount of these songs
were chosen to be in the next album, Modern ARTillery, which was a much mellower choice from the previous albums. The
final album was State of Emergency, which was released not long ago, and shot straight to number one in Australia
immediately after its emittance. State of Emergency is one such album that really portrays the true persona of The Living
End. The boys have learned so much over their many successful years, and have applied their knowledge to their songwriting,
which has yet to waver. « hide |
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