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artist :: Evanescence
record :: Ultra Rare Trax Vol 1
year :: 2003
mood :: Metal
date :: 08-11-2003
ripper :: WOS
encode :: fhg radium 1.263
quality :: true stereo hq
grab :: eac
number :: 512
.tracklist...................................................
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01 0:37 Intro
02 3:58 Origin
03 3:34 Whisper
04 4:28 Imaginary
05 3:49 Mu Immortal
06 5:15 Where Will You Go
07 4:11 Field Of Innocence
08 6:05 Even In Death
09 3:52 Everywhere
10 3:32 Lies
11 7:24 Away From Me
12 5:48 Solitude
13 3:07 Exodus
14 4:31 So Close
15 7:23 Understanding
16 2:01 The End (Outro)
17 5:51 Give Unto Me
18 3:01 Forgive Me
TOTAL: 1hr 18min - 107MB
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The goth-inspired Arkansas rock band Evanescence, with its
Linkin Park-meets-Tori Amos sound backed by chugging
guitars, easily made it to the top of the charts in 2003
with its Wind-Up Entertainment debut album, Fallen. Amy Lee
and guitarist/songwriter Ben Moody formed the band at the
end of the '90s after meeting in their early teens during a
"youth camp," Moody said in a statement. "I heard Amy
playing Meat Loaf's 'I'd Do Anything for Love' at the piano.
So I went over to meet her, and she started singing for me.
I was pretty much blown away, so I suckered her into joining
a band with me." As a duo, Evanescence didn't perform live,
instead opting to release EPs and the full-length Origin.
Lee told the BBC that Evanescence was mastering demos in
Memphis, TN, when she and the band were discovered by
producer Pete Matthews. He shopped the songs to record
companies in New York, and Evanescence eventually landed a
contract with Wind-Up Entertainment, the home of Creed. The
soundtrack to the 2003 Ben Affleck action movie Daredevil
brought success to Evanescence. The begging "Bring Me to
Life," which appeared on the soundtrack along with the
ballad "My Immortal," became a hit. Paul McCoy, of
labelmates 12 Stones, raps on "Bring Me to Life," which
originated as a piano ballad. It proved to be a head start
to Evanescence's future hit album Fallen, produced by Dave
Fortman (Boy Sets Fire, Superjoint Ritual) and released in
March 2003. Evanescence ran head first into controversy
promoting Fallen. Originally, it was released in the
Christian and secular markets; however, the band's use of
profanity during an interview with Rolling Stone prompted
its label, Wind-Up Records, to recall Fallen from Christian
stores. Ironically, 12 Stones is also labeled Christian.
Fallen surpassed double platinum, making the Top Ten in the
United States, including the Top Contemporary Christian
Albums chart, the Top Five in Canada, and number one in the
United Kingdom. Live, the duo fills out its lineup with John
LeCompt on guitar and Rocky Gray on drums.
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