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1994 - Portrait of an American Family
1995 - Smells Like Children (EP)
1996 - Antichrist Superstar
1997 - Remix and Repent
1998 - Mechanical Animals
1999 - The Last Tour On Earth
2000 - Holy Wood
2003 - Golden Age Of Grotesque
2004 - Lest We Forget
2007 - Eat Me, Drink Me
Lamb of God is a Grammy-nominated five-piece thrash metal band from Richmond, Virginia, formerly known as Burn the Priest. They have sold over 1 million albums in the U.S. alone. Lamb of God is an American Metal band. The members of Lamb of God originally began collaborating as Burn the Priest in 1990 when Mark Morton, Chris Adler and John Campbell were all living on the same floor of a dorm at Virginia Commonwealth University. Although Morton moved to Chicago after graduation to pursue a master’s degree, the band continued on with new guitarist Abe Spear. Randy Blythe was added on vocals when the band decided to expand past its instrumental sound. With the transition from instrumental to vocal music, the previously unnamed band began to operate under the moniker of ‘Burn the Priest’. Burn the Priest had been playing around Virginia when Morton moved back from Chicago and re-joined the group. In 1997, Burn the Priest released 2 split seven-inches, one with ZED and another with Agents of Satan. The next year, the band recorded a self-titled full length album with Steve Austin from Today Is The Day fame, it came out on Legion Records on April 13th, 1999. Also, through mp3.com, a compilation CD of singles and other one-off tracks called Sevens and More was released. Abe left the band in 1999 after admitting himself to a rehabilitation center outside of Williamsburg, Virginia.[citation needed] His departure left an opening for a guitarist, which was filled by Chris’s brother Willie Adler. After a year of this lineup, the band changed its name to Lamb of God and signed with Prosthetic Records. Read More!
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1996 - Morningrise
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- 1998 - Stigmata
- 1999 - Burning The Bridge
- 1999 - Burning Japan Live
- 2001 - Wages of Sin
- 2002 - Burning Angel
- 2003 - Anthem of Rebellion
- 2004 - Dead Eyes See No Future
- 2005 - Doomsday Machine
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Arranged chronologically, the compilation gathers selections from various record labels tracing the evolution of metal during its first “golden age” and includes meticulous liner notes from renowned metal journalist Mick Wall, rare photos, a track-by-track commentary, Ronnie James Dio discussing metal’s infamous mano cornuta salute (aka “The Horns”), Lita Ford reflecting on her role as the “first lady of metal,” multiple artist tributes, and more.
“The Heavy Metal Box” will be available October 2, 2007 at all retail outlets and at www.rhino.com for a suggested price of $64.98. (more…)
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With Johan Liiva (1996-2001)
Arch Enemy, the brainchild of Michael Amott (ex-Carcass, Carnage and Spiritual Beggars) was originally assembled when Michael Amott left the legendary British death metal/goregrind band Carcass. Guitarists Michael Amott and younger brother Christopher Amott (Armageddon) joined forces with vocalist Johan Liiva (ex-Carnage, Furbowl, Devourment) and then-session drummer Daniel Erlandsson (Eucharist) in what Michael Amott called “an attempt to merge melody with aggression and technicality.”
The band’s debut, entitled Black Earth, was released by the now defunct Wrong Again Records in 1996. It obtained a fair amount of success in Japan, achieving MTV rotation with their first single “Bury Me an Angel”, as well as moderate success in Sweden. At this point, Arch Enemy was more of a “solo effort” than a full band: Michael Amott wrote all the songs himself, and even played bass guitar on the album, contrary to the album’s liner notes, which listed vocalist Johan Liiva as handling bass duties. Amott later revealed that he had the credits listed that way to make the album seem more of a “band” effort. Many consider it to be the band’s most aggressive album, a trait that was softened to some degree on its following releases, but never abandoned.
After the release of Black Earth the band switched labels, signing a contract with Century Media. In 1998 Arch Enemy released Stigmata, for which bassist Martin Bengtsson and drummer Peter Wildoer joined the band. This album obtained the attention of a wider audience, gaining popularity in both Europe and America. This was also the first Arch Enemy album to be released worldwide.
In 1999, Sharlee D’Angelo assumed the role of Arch Enemy’s bassist, and Daniel Erlandsson was once again recruited to handle drum duties, this time on a permanent basis. Burning Bridges was released, and was soon followed by the live album Burning Japan Live 1999, which was initially a release limited to Japan, but later given worldwide distribution due to demands from fans. During the touring-cycle for Burning Bridges Sharlee D’Angelo was temporarily replaced twice, first by Dick Lövgren (Meshuggah, ex-Armageddon, ex-In Flames) and secondly, by Roger Nilsson (ex-Spiritual Beggars, Firebird, The Quill). Burning Bridges marked a shift in Arch Enemy’s core sound, now opting for a more melodic approach, while still keeping the brutal heaviness of the first two albums.
In 2001 vocalist Johan Liiva was asked to quit the band. Michael Amott stated that the he wanted a more “dynamic frontman”, and that Liiva’s live performance was not up to par with the rest of the band. Liiva was soon replaced by amateur German journalist, and death metal vocalist Angela Gossow, who had given a demo tape to Christopher Amott earlier that year during an interview she had conducted with him. Gossow proved to be a competent singer and was received warmly by most fans.
With Angela Gossow (2001-Current)
The first album with songs featuring Gossow was Wages of Sin, released in 2001. In December of the same year, Arch Enemy took part in the “Japan’s Beast Feast 2002″ concert, playing alongside Slayer and Motörhead.
Anthems of Rebellion was released in 2003 and brought some innovations, such as the use of a second voice singing in harmony in the song “End of the Line”. In November of the following year, the band released the EP Dead Eyes See No Future, which featured live recordings, along with covers of Manowar, Megadeth and Carcass songs.
In June of 2005, Arch Enemy finished the recording of their sixth album, Doomsday Machine. In July 2005, guitarist Christopher Amott left the band in order to focus on his personal life. He was temporarily replaced by guitarist Gus G. (ex-Dream Evil, Firewind), and then by Fredrik Åkesson. Christopher returned on a permanent basis in March 2007, shortly before the band entered the studio to begin recording their new album with producer Fredrik Nordström (Who has produced acts such as In Flames, Soilwork). [1] Åkesson would then go on to become Opeth’s new lead guitarist in May, 2007. An album from Arch Enemy’s earlier work, “Black Earth,” was reissued on April 24, 2007. Liiva’s vocals are present on the album.
Recent Events
The vocals, guitars and drums have been recorded for new album Rise of the Tyrant, which is tentatively slated for release on September 24th, 2007. A new song has been posted on their myspace.
Arch Enemy played the Bloodstock Open Air Festival 2007, between Sabbat and In Flames
Arch Enemy have been added to the The Black Crusade tour at the end of 2007, with Machine Head, Trivium, DragonForce and Shadows Fall. With this, as reported on the band’s website. Michael Amott posted that “These will be the first European shows we do with Arch Enemy after the release of our new album”.
Line-up
- Angela Gossow - vocals (2001-)
- Michael Amott - guitar (1995-)
- Christopher Amott - guitar, occasional vocals(1995-2005, 2007-)
- Sharlee D’Angelo - bass (1999-)
- Daniel Erlandsson - drums (1995-1997, 1999-)
Former members
- Johan Liiva - vocals (1995-2001)
- Martin Bengtsson - bass guitar (1997-1998)
- Peter Wildoer - drums (1997-1998)
- Dick Lövgren - touring bassist (1999)
- Roger Nilsson - touring bassist (1999-2000)
- Gus G. - touring guitarist (2005), guest guitar solo on Doomsday Machine (”Taking Back My Soul”)
- Fredrik Åkesson - guitar (2005-2007)
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