Marked another dramatic change in style but also a drastic decline in the quality of the songs. Then two more members quit (guitarist John LeCompt and drummer Rocky Gray, who both joined Moody in a new band, We Are the Fallen), replaced by drummer Will Hunt and guitarist Troy McLawhorn. This album expressed Lee's creative vision, replacing the guitar sound of the previous album with full-on orchestral arrangements, and notably Soul-rock ( Cloud Nine, Sweet Sacrifice), There are, above all, stronger echoes of the 1970s: The brooding, gothic overtones dominate in Your StarДЄnd especially Lose Control, with multi-tracked vocals. The pensive Tori Amos-esque piano ballad Good Enough,ДЄnd even a waltzing Mozart remix ( Lacrymosa). It contains another mega-hit, Call Me When You're Sober,ДЄlthough a lot less catchy, the bombastic power-ballads Lithium and The Open Door (2006) was another big commercial success, despite the change of sound. Moody and keyboardist David Hodges left in 2003.ДЄnywhere but Home (2004) is a live album.ДЄfter the single Missing (2004), Moody was replaced by Terry Balsamo. In general their melodramatic pop-metal sounds likeДЄ 'lite' version of the symphonic metal of Nightwish, Epica and Within Temptation. Imaginary and My Last Breath repeat the magical atmosphere and melodic flair of the first album, whereas My Immortal becomes a tediousД«urt Bacharach -ian ballad wrapped in strings,ДЄnd Going Under tames evil riffs and beats that could have turned into The album contains the mega-hit that turned them into stars, Bring Me to Life. Leaned towards bombastic and sometimes cheesy goth-pop and grunge-pop. That began their collaboration with producer Dave Fortman and Several songs were re-recorded on the official debut album Fallen (2003) Towering over the songs is Amy Lee's voice, an almost operatic synthesis of The gentle, acoustic folk-rock singalong Anywhere, and several catchy power-pop elegies Some eerie numbers (the convent-evoking Field of Innocence, Even in Death), Seven-minute dark-ambient pieno-driven instrumental Eternal, possibly their unmatched artistic peak,

Lies (both featuring vocal interplay between Lee and a male voice), the It contains: mildly distorted emphatic metal songs like

The album, despite the lo-fi production (a drum-machine instead of a drummer), boasted slightly gothic and industrial atmospheres (with amateurish electronics and drum-machines). Started in Arkansas in the mid-1990s by singer and keyboardist Amy Lee and guitarist Ben Moody, Evanescence debuted with the EPs Evanescence (1998), Sound Asleep/ Whisper (1999) and Mystary (2003) and the album Origin (2000), mostly composed by

( Copyright В© 2021 Piero Scaruffi | Terms of Use) Evanescence: biography, discography, review, ratings Is it clear enough that you can't live your whole life all alone? I am so sick of speaking words that no one understands With no one left to save you from yourself You think that I can't see right through your eyesД«ut where will you go With no one left to save you from yourself? You're the one who cries when you're alone Example: Concert at Vino's Bar in Little Rock.Performing period: May 7th, 1999 and a few times before 2003.The vocals on the Origin track are also smoother, with changed vocal lyrics, but lyrics text was left unchanged from EP version: 'There's something wrong with everything you see,' as to what is sung 'You play the role of all you long to be.' The original EP version is more of a confessional setting, with organs in the background, whereas the Origin version uses electronic sound effects and has a quicker tempo, almost giving the song a dance-beat with background organ sounds. A newer version was later published on their demo album, Origin.Дavid Hodges sings backup vocals on the Origin version. Where Will You Go is the first track from Evanescence's first EP, Evanescence EP. Where Will You Go? estГЎ disponГvel em portuguГЄs. Where Will You Go? ГЁ disponibile in italiano. Where Will You Go? estГЎ disponible en espaГ±ol.

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