Mp3 music: Better Than A Thousand

Artist: Better Than A Thousand: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Hardcore Rock: Punk-Rock     Better Than A Thousand's discography:      Value Driven    Year: 1998    Tracks: 12      Self Worth CDS    Year: 1998    Tracks: 3      Just One    Year: 1997    Tracks: 12 Better Than a Thousand was basically a incline design that, like many such projects in the hardcore punk tantrum, lastly took on a life of its possess. The group's generation lay in the germinal duo of guitarist/songwriter Graham Land and drummer Ken Olden, a Washington, D.C.-area straightedge tyke wHO played guitar for the straightedge revival group meeting getup Battery and the by all odds metal Damnation AD. The 2 of them desired to cunning a body of songs that recalled the heart of the water under the bridge "juvenility crew" eRA of positive-thinking espousing, fast-paced moving, singalong inducing hard-core. They made a lot of songs and thought, "wHO better to sing on this than Ray Cappo?" Cappo had virtually lED the musical style through it's previous incarnation, fronting straightedge flagstone wavers Youth of Today, earlier disbanding the chemical grouping to devote his aliveness to organism a Hare Krishna monk and sermon the religion's ideas through and through the ringing Shelter. Shelter played hard-core medicine for a time, merely had by that distributor point evolved into something much slicker and more than commercial, so Cappo jumped at the fortune to revisit his yesteryear barking-vocal flair. He enthusiastically countersink down all of his parts in two geezerhood, in a sleeping room studio frame-up. His articulation canful even be heard acquiring perceptibly gruff by the death of Just One, Better Than a Thousand's debut album, released in July 1997 through Revelation Records. The pigeonholing began touring when it could, between its members full-time projects' schedules. They even released a insistent record album, Value Driven, in the tardy '90s, before quiet dissolution, part over Cappo's conclusion to give up the straightedge modus vivendi.