Interpret:
The Sheila Divine
Label:
Arena Rock
Jahr:
2002
EAN:
0014431604027
Medium:
1 CD
Sprache:
Deutsch
Verzeichnis:
1 : The Swan
2 : We All Have Problems
3 : Dramatica
4 : Back To The Cradle
5 : Calling All Lovers
6 : Black River
2 : We All Have Problems
3 : Dramatica
4 : Back To The Cradle
5 : Calling All Lovers
6 : Black River
Zustandsbeschreibung
CD sehr gut, Digipak mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren, sowie der EAN-Nummer handschriftlich auf der Rückseite aufgetragen.
Artikelbeschreibung
Gerne als Bonus-CD, wenn Ihr etwas anderes bei mir findet.
The Sheila Divine were a Boston (Massachusetts, USA) based alternative rock band from 1997 to 2003. The band had a large fan base in what was sometimes called "the three Bs": Boston, Buffalo, and Belgium.
Vocalist, songwriter, and guitarist Aaron Perrino met drummer Shawn Sears in a music theory class at Oneonta State University in New York, and Sears ended up managing Perrino's band the Waverlys. Bass player Jim Gilbert was also a student at Oneonta. The trio three ended up in Boston independently. Waverlys broke up after Perrino moved to Boston, where he formed a new band, the Sheila Divine, with Jim Gilbert and a drummer (name unknown) in 1997. Shawn Sears quickly replaced the original drummer, and three months later, the trio scored a deal with Roadrunner Records.
An eponymous five-track debut EP was issued in 1998 to establish the group's name prior to the 1999 release of their full-length debut, The New Parade.
The Sheila Divine were a Boston (Massachusetts, USA) based alternative rock band from 1997 to 2003. The band had a large fan base in what was sometimes called "the three Bs": Boston, Buffalo, and Belgium.
Vocalist, songwriter, and guitarist Aaron Perrino met drummer Shawn Sears in a music theory class at Oneonta State University in New York, and Sears ended up managing Perrino's band the Waverlys. Bass player Jim Gilbert was also a student at Oneonta. The trio three ended up in Boston independently. Waverlys broke up after Perrino moved to Boston, where he formed a new band, the Sheila Divine, with Jim Gilbert and a drummer (name unknown) in 1997. Shawn Sears quickly replaced the original drummer, and three months later, the trio scored a deal with Roadrunner Records.
An eponymous five-track debut EP was issued in 1998 to establish the group's name prior to the 1999 release of their full-length debut, The New Parade.
Schlagworte
Alternative, Grunge
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