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Post by peachesndcrm on Sept 4, 2003 15:13:03 GMT -5
I love them, the singer's voice is so good, and that song they do with that guy, is like my favorite song
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Post by Mr. Hendrickson™ on Sept 4, 2003 19:55:18 GMT -5
So you like Amy Lee's voice and you like it when she sings with the guy from 12 Stones whos name is Paul McCoy?
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Post by Breakdown on Oct 2, 2003 20:16:40 GMT -5
lol, very well put Lance
Well i think their best song is Haunted, it's a really good song
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Post by Mr. Hendrickson™ on Oct 4, 2003 12:24:30 GMT -5
Haunted is there best so I have to agree with you Andy
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Post by Breakdown on Oct 4, 2003 13:44:44 GMT -5
Haunted is there best so I have to agree with you Andy Damn straight finally someone agrees with me
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Post by Robert on Oct 5, 2003 12:34:14 GMT -5
I Like Haunted, But I Like My Immortal More.... ;D and Damn She's FINE! ;D
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Post by Mr. Hendrickson™ on Oct 5, 2003 15:57:08 GMT -5
Amy Lee is fine with or without the make-up. Now that is a good thing.
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Post by DoPeSiCkGiRL on Dec 9, 2003 17:56:38 GMT -5
I love Evanescence. I downloaded some of their songs from winmx, but they cut out like loads of the song. So I bought the album instead. Amy Lee is an amazing singer. In my opinion their best songs are; Bring Me To Life, Everybody's Fool, My Immortal, Hello and Whisper.
~Stacey~
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Post by LPFeh on Dec 9, 2003 18:06:34 GMT -5
I did. I like Going Under, and Bring Me To Life. They Sound a lot like LP.
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Post by Mr. Hendrickson™ on Dec 9, 2003 18:40:03 GMT -5
Evanescence's Amy Lee Talks Tour And Guitarist (LAUNCH, 12/08/2003 6:00:00PM)
By LAUNCH Radio Networks
Evanescence began announcing some of their rescheduled U.S. tour dates last week. The trek was originally slated for November and December, and vocalist Amy Lee told LAUNCH why it was pushed back. "There was a few reasons," Lee said. "We need to wait until our next single is really released to come back. We've been in Europe for so long, I feel like we're out of the light, we're kind of doing our own thing, and it wasn't really coming together the way we wanted it to. We will be doing them again though in February, and we will get a great bill together."
Lee also spoke about the band's current guitarist situation, which has Terry Balsamo from Cold temporarily filling in for the departed Ben Moody. "See, we're only touring, like, for another couple of months, before we start really writing again for the next album, so for now, Terry from Cold has been playing with us, and he's excellent," Lee said. "We're all friends with him, we're happy with him, we toured with them earlier this year, and I don't know, for now, we're all good with that."
Evanescence is nominated for five Grammy Awards, including Best New Artist, Best Rock Album, and Best Hard Rock Performance. The Grammys will be given out on February 8 in Los Angeles.
The latest single from Evanescence's triple platinum album, Fallen, is "My Immortal."
Meanwhile, former guitarist Ben Moody is reportedly working with Avril Lavigne "on a track or two" for Avril's upcoming album, according to a posting on the Avril fan site, Avrilbandaids.com. Unconfirmed reports suggest Moody may also join Avril's touring band.
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Post by Mr. Hendrickson™ on Dec 9, 2003 18:40:59 GMT -5
Evanescence Rumors Unfounded, Says Label (LAUNCH, 11/16/2003 7:00:00AM)
By LAUNCH Radio Networks
A label spokesperson for Evanescence says a report on teenmusic.com about the relationship between singer Amy Lee and departed guitarist Ben Moody is "unfounded." The report includes speculation that the two shared an on-and-off romantic relationship up until recently. The label spokesperson said, "Across the board, personal relationships of artists are their private business. In the case of Evanescence, the article by teenmusic.com is unfounded and ultimately highly unprofessional."
Moody abruptly left the band and flew home last month during a European tour. There's no word on whether he will rejoin the group, whose debut album, Fallen, was recently certified triple platinum.
Regarding the guitarist's exit, the teenmusic.com article quotes Lee as saying, "We're all still trying to figure out what's going on with him. He left the tour, that's all we know. I haven't spoken to him and he hasn't spoken to me or anyone else in the band."
Lee is also quoted as saying that Moody "has some issues," and is "very unpredictable, there's no way of knowing what he'll do from one day to the next."
Evanescence is scheduled to appear at the 31st annual American Music Awards, airing live on ABC-TV at 8 p.m. on Sunday (November 16). A U.S. tour is scheduled to kick off on November 21 in Tucson, Arizona, with dates through December 7 in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Post by Mr. Hendrickson™ on Dec 9, 2003 18:42:29 GMT -5
Evanescence Video Offers Clues To Guitarist Exit (LAUNCH, 11/07/2003 3:00:00PM)
By LAUNCH Radio Networks
The video for the latest Evanescence single, titled "My Immortal," may offer clues to the recent departure of founding guitarist and songwriter Ben Moody, according to MTV.com. In the clip, which is scheduled to premiere later this month, Moody reportedly looks sullen and depressed, and plays piano by himself in a room that's separated from the rest of the group. The clip was shot in Barcelona, Spain, two weeks before the guitarist left the band in Germany and flew home to the States.
Singer Amy Lee said about the video, "[It's] all about separation...I wanted it to depict real human sadness."
The single version of "My Immortal" is different from the version on the band's debut album, Fallen. The album version is actually a demo that features only Lee and Moody. It was put on the album by the band's label, against their wishes. The single version features the full band, as well as a string section arranged by David Campbell, father of alternative rocker Beck.
Ben Moody reportedly met with executives from the band's label, Wind-Up Records, on Wednesday (November 5) in Los Angeles, to determine his future with the group. The band has been continuing their European tour with second guitarist John LeCompt handling all guitar duties.
A U.S. tour is scheduled to kick off on November 21 in Tucson, Arizona, with dates through December 7 in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The band is also scheduled to perform at the 31st annual American Music Awards, airing live on ABC-TV at 8 p.m. on Sunday, November 16.
Fallen was just certified triple platinum in the United States for sales of over three million copies.
Evanescence Lead Guitarist Leaves Tour (AP, 11/05/2003 9:38:00PM)
By Caryn Rousseau
Evanescence lead guitarist Ben Moody has abandoned the group's world tour, and planned to meet informally Wednesday with representatives of his record label in Los Angeles.
"Ben is not on the current dates," Steve Karas, a spokesman for Wind-up Records and one of Evanescence's producers, told The Associated Press Tuesday.
There is no word on when — or if — he'd rejoin the group, Karas said. Moody was spotted Monday night by staff at Juanita's, a Little Rock bar. Karas said Moody hasn't played with the band since its Berlin show last month; he wouldn't say why the musician left the group.
Evanescence's CD "Fallen," featuring the hit "Bring Me to Life" from the movie "Daredevil," has sold more than 6 million copies worldwide since its March debut, according to New York City-based Wind-up Records.
Karas said Wednesday that "a statement will be forthcoming soon from Ben."
The rock group is scheduled to perform Nov. 16 at the American Music Awards in Los Angeles, where they're nominated for best pop/rock album. It wasn't immediately known whether Moody would make that appearance.
Evanescence has been on tour since August and is scheduled to play dates in Glasgow, Scotland, and London this week with another Wind-up act, Finger Eleven. The band also is set to play Nov. 19 in Mexico City before returning to the United States for a set of concerts with Seether and Finger Eleven starting Nov. 21 in Tucson, Ariz.
Moody's departure comes after the band was named Best International New Artist at the MTV Latin Awards in Miami Beach, Fla., on Oct. 23. The group also is up for three MTV Europe Awards — best group, best new act and best song — to be awarded Thursday in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Moody and lead singer Amy Lee started the band in Little Rock after meeting at an Arkansas summer camp when they were in school. The duo started writing songs together soon afterward and played locally before they became popular worldwide.
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Post by Pixie on Dec 11, 2003 13:16:11 GMT -5
My Sister In Law went to her consert, they had seats right up front, she said it was one of the best ones she has been to.
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Post by Mr. Hendrickson™ on Dec 11, 2003 17:49:48 GMT -5
Well atleast the guitarist from Cold was able to step in. And if you never heard of COld I will smack you!
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Post by DoPeSiCkGiRL on Dec 13, 2003 15:21:49 GMT -5
Cold rule!!!
Getting a little violent there Lance??? Lol.
~Stacey~
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