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Oh daughtry... yeah i remember them, they're kinada cool... i'll put their bio... x

[ltr]oh i found a history of daughtry last week
Christopher Adam Daughtry
Chris DaughtryChristopher Adam Daughtry, a famous American rock guitarist, vocalist, and lyricist, also the Grammy Award winner, was born on December 26, 1979. He staged the ‘2006 American Idol Show’ grand finale, stood in the fourth-place, and eliminated later on. (Still Alive)
Chris Daughtry Childhood:
Pete and Sandra Daughtry were Chris parents, and Kenneth was his only brother. Roanoke Rapids in North Carolina was the birth place of Chris Daughtry, and Lasker was the brought up place till his 14th year. Daughtry was an Irish descent.
Chris Daughtry Scholastic History:
Chris Daughtry started professional singer career at the age of 16. He played with rock bands in high school. He performed two stage shows in high school, ‘The Wiz’ and ‘Peter Pan’. He made his first cut at his grandfather’s bar, and played a song ‘Achy Breaky Heart’. He received graduation from Fluvanna High School in 1998. He worked as a service advisor, as well as owned the car dealership for sometime, before he came to American Idol.
Chris Daughtry Early Career:
When Chris Daughtry was high school band was called ‘Cadence’. He sang foremost lyrics and played rhythm guitar as well. They performed the ‘All Eyes on You’ album in 1999.

Daughtry sang foremost lyrics and played rhythm guitar for rock bands in Burlington. He made the ‘Absent Element’ album, released in 2005. The ‘Absent Element’ album had two songs, ‘Conviction’ and ‘Breakdown’. He appeared in CBS’s ‘Rock Star: INXS’ in 2005.
Chris Daughtry ‘American Idol’ Career:
Chris Daughtry played The Boxtops’ ‘The Letter’ at the ‘American Idol’ show in Denver, Colorado. Sooner or later, he ranked Top 24 in the Hollywood Round.

On May 9, 2006, Daughtry played Elvis Presley’s "Suspicious Minds" and "A Little Less Conversation", and got critical compliments from the judges, as well as gained fourth-place, and eliminated.
Chris Daughtry’s New Album:
Daughtry, the leading American soloist is getting ready to release second album on July 14th, 2009. Chris Daughtry is coming back to the American Idol show to release his self-named album ‘Daughtry’. This is the first singly to release from his band, and second album to him.

The 5th season finalist of previous American Idol show, Daughtry and his band staged "No Surprise", on Wednesday (6th May, 2009) nighttime live show, which is also known as the ‘eighth-season’s Top 3 finalists.

Daughtry said "American Idol fans have been so loyal to this band, we wanted to give them the first listen to our new single."
Chris Daughtry’s Credits:
Daughtry’s self-named debut album was released in 2006, sold just about 304,000 copies in a week, and 3.2 million copies in a year, as well as positioned on the ‘Billboard 200 album sales record’, later on reached to No.1. This album was shaped the most famous album of 2007. The Daughtry band was also gained many compliments. Currently, his first self-named album was sold 4.2 million copies.

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پاسخ : Rock Band

Oh daughtry... yeah i remember them, they're kinada cool... i'll put their bio... x

tnx. i love them

 

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پاسخ : Rock Band

The Rolling Stones

Formed in 1962, The Rolling Stones have become one of the world's most recognized and enduring bands. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards first crossed paths at Dartford Maypole County Primary School. A decade later the two had become avid fans of blues and American R&B, and shared a mutual friend in musician Dick Taylor. Jagger and Taylor were jamming together in Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys. Richards would soon join the group and become expelled from Dartford Technical College for truancy.

Meanwhile in another part of town. . . .Cheltenham's Brian Jones had begun a career in truancy to practice the sax. By the time Jones had reached sixteen, the future Stone had fathered two illegitimate children and skipped town to Scandinavia, where he began to pick up guitar. Jones eventually drifted to London where he spent some time with Alexis Korner's Blues, Inc., then made the move to start up his own band. While working at the Ealing Blues Club with a loose version of Blues, Inc. and drummer Charlie Watts, Jones began jamming with Jagger and Richards on the side. Jagger would front the new band.

Jones, Jagger and Richards, along with drummer Tony Chapman, cut a demo tape that was rejected by EMI. Chapman left the band shortly after to attend Art College. By this time Blues, Inc. had changed their name to the Rolling Stones, after a Muddy Waters song.

The Rolling Stones' first show occurred on July 12, 1962 at the Marquee. In January of 1963, after a series of personnel changes, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts rounded out the Stones' line-up.

A local entrepreneur, Giorgio Gomelsky, booked the group for an eight month stint at his Crawdaddy Club. The highly successful run at the Crawdaddy attracted the attention of manager Andrew Loog Oldham, who signed them as clients. With the Beatles quickly becoming a sensation, Oldham decided to market the Stones as their wicked opposites.

In June of 1963, the Stones released their first single, a Chuck Berry tune, "Come On." The group performed on the British TV show "Thank Your Lucky Stars," where the producer told Oldham to get rid of "that vile-looking singer with the tire-tread lips." The single reached #21 on the British charts.

After proving themselves with a series of chart topping hits, Jagger and Richards began writing their own songs using the pseudonym "Nanker Phelge." "Tell Me (You're Coming Back)" became the band's first U.S. Top Forty hit. January of 1965 was the year the Stones broke another # 1 in the U.K. with "The Last Time" and broke the top ten in the U.S. with the same tune. The band's next single, "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," held the # 1 spot for four weeks and went on to become probably their most famous.

The Stones released their first album of all-original material in 1966 with "Aftermath." The impact of the release was dulled, due in part, to the simultaneous release of the Beatles' "Revolver" and Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" - a good year for rock and roll. The following year, the Stones were back in the limelight when the group performed "Let's Spend The Night Together" on the "Ed Sullivan Show." Amid threats of censorship, Jagger mumbled the title lines of the song. Some claim Jagger sang "Let's Spend Some Time Together."

With the release of the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper," it seemed every band began to gauge themselves against the landmark recording - including the Stones. In December of '67, the Stones released "Their Satanic Majesties Request" - panned as an "ambitious mess."

The following year the Stones went back to their roots with the release of "Jumping Jack Flash." The song landed them a # 3 hit. "Beggar's Banquet" was hailed as the band's finest achievement.

On June 9, 1969, Brian Jones announced he was leaving the group saying: "I no longer see eye to eye with the others over the discs we are cutting." Within a week, Jones was replaced by Mick Taylor (ex-John Mayall guitarist). Plans Jones had made to start his own band were cut short when on July 3, 1969, he was found dead in his swimming pool. After the death, at a concert in London's Hyde Park, Jagger read an excerpt from a poem by Shelley and released thousands of butterflies over the park.

More tragedy was about to strike the group when the Stones gave a free "thank-you America" concert at California's Altmont Speedway. A young black fan, Merideth Hunter, was stabbed to death by members of the Hell's Angels motor cycle gang. The Stones had hired the gang - on the advice of the Grateful Dead - as security for the event. The murder was captured on film by the Maysles brothers in their documentary "Gimmie Shelter." As a result of public outcry, "Sympathy for the Devil" was dropped from the set-list for the next six years. The band had actually been playing "Under My Thumb" when the murder occurred.

In 1970, the Stones formed their own record label - Rolling Stones Records and released "Sticky Fingers," which reached # 1 in 1971. The album also introduced fans to the Andy Warhol designed "lips and lolling tongue logo." That same year Jagger married Nicaraguan fashion model Bianca Perez Morena de Macias.

After the release of "Goats Head Soup," Mick Taylor left the group and was replaced by Faces guitarist Ron Wood . The Stones had auditioned a number of top session men, many of whom appeared on the "Black and Blue" LP, after which the group chose Wood. After settling commitments Wood still had with Rod Stewart and the Faces, he officially joined the Stones in 1976.

In March, 1977, Richards and his common-law wife, Anita Pallenberg were arrested in Canada for possession of heroin. The arrest jeopardized the future of the Stones - but Richards was given a suspended sentence and subsequently kicked his habit in 1978.

One of the Stones' busiest years came in 1981 with the release of "Tattoo You." The album cruised at # 1 for nine weeks and produced such Stones classics as "Start Me Up" and "Waiting On a Friend." The tour for the album produced a live album, "Still Life," and a concert film - Hal Ashby's "Let's Spend the Night Together."

The eighties began to take their toll on the group after a series of less than phenomenal releases. Though each of the group's next two releases, "Undercover" and "Dirty Work," featured one Top Twenty hit, the group was beginning to do little more than go through the motions. The relationship between Jagger and Richards began to drift and the group would not see a studio for the next three years. During this time, Jagger released his 1984 solo album, "She's the Boss," which earned the singer platinum success. His next effort, "Primitive Cool" in 1987, didn't even break the Top 40. It was at this point that Richards, who had long stated that he would never make the solo leap and resented Jagger for making albums outside of the Stones, released 1988's "Talk is Cheap." The feud was on. Jagger and Richards took shots at each other in the press and in song. Richards' single "You Don't Move Me," was aimed at his longtime songwriting partner.

The antidote came when the songwriters traveled to Barbados to begin work on a new Rolling Stones album. The result would be the critically acclaimed "Steel Wheels" in 1989. The success of the "Steel Wheels" tour spawned the group's fifth live album, capturing the spirit of the Rolling Stones which many had believed was gone.

Nearly three decades after the group was formed, the Stones forged ahead into the nineties. The early half of the nineties saw Stones solo albums from Richards and Jagger, but it was apparent that fans were more interested in the two artists as a team.

In '94, two years after bassist Bill Wyman's departure, the group released "Voodoo Lounge." The critically hailed album was the first under the group's new multi-million dollar deal with Virgin Records. The deal also gave Virgin the rights to some of the Stones most well known works including "Exile on Main Street," "Sticky Fingers," and Some Girls." The album won the Stones a 1994 Grammy Award for Best Album.

In 1996, the group released "The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus." The film brought together bands like the Who, Jethro Tull, Taj Mahal John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Mitch Mitchell of the Jimi Hendrix Experience, Marianne Faithful and of course the Rolling Stones. Recorded over two days in December, 1968, the film was kept in the archives because the Stones felt their performance left much to be desired - especially after the show the Who had put on. Nevertheless, the Stones "Circus" is an important document as well as a window to a time when, as the liner notes proclaim, "for a brief moment it seemed that rock 'n' roll would inherit the earth" - David Dalton, 1995.

Source: The Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock And Roll

In 1997 The Stones released Bridges To Babylon & embarked on another extremely successful world tour, which came to an end in September 1998. In November 1998 we saw the release of yet another live Stones album, entitled No Security. Then, in January 1999 the Stones began yet another tour in Oakland, California, which is set to take them across the US playing arena sized venues & eventually land them back in Europe in May 1999. In June 1999 they will finally play the UK (Edinburgh, Sheffield & London), shows that were cancelled on the B2B Tour due to Britain's tax laws. So, as you can see, 37 years after the band began they are still going strong & without a doubt will continue to roll right into the Millenium!
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[Dizzy]

پاسخ : Rock Band

One Republic​

[ltr]Since summer in 2006, the band has consistently been ranked as one of the top musical acts on MySpace, due to high exposure within the online community. They were started by songwriter and record producer Ryan Tedder and his high school friend Zach Filkins in Colorado Springs. The group formed in 2003 with Ryan Tedder, Drew Brown, Zach Filkins, Eddie Fisher, and Tim Myers in Los Angeles. After signing a deal with Columbia Records they entered the studio in the summer of 2005 with Producer Greg Wells. After a brief stint on Columbia Records, they moved to Interscope Records/Mosley Music Group. Tim Myers left the group in 2007 and Brent Kutzle replaced him.[/ltr]

Are you sure that one republic is a Rock band? i don't think so

 

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پاسخ : Rock Band

Are you sure that one republic is a Rock band? i don't think so

yes . I'm sure

 

[جیران]

پاسخ : Rock Band

yes . I'm sure

me too
OneRepublic is an American pop rock​

 

[Dizzy]

پاسخ : Rock Band

me too
OneRepublic is an American pop rock​

i am agree.i mean it is Pop rock.

 

[NegR]

پاسخ : Evanescence Biography

i luv the band specially Amy!she has an unbelievebale voice!

 

[vahidd]

پاسخ : Evanescence Biography

Amy is my favorite female singer
i think their best song is hello
the lyric of this song really impress my soul

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[Sadaf.Tb]

Nick Carter Biography

[ltr]Nickolas Gene "Nick" Carter (born January 28, 1980) is an American singer, musician, and actor. He is the youngest member of the vocal group, the Backstreet Boys and the older brother of Aaron Carter. With the Backstreet Boys, Carter has sold more than 120 million records worldwide.


Early life
Carter was born in Jamestown, New York,[1] the son of Jane E.(née Spaulding) and Robert Gene Carter. His siblings include B.J. Carter, Angel, Leslie and Aaron. He also has an older half-sister named Ginger from his father's first marriage, a younger half-brother, Kaden, and a younger stepsister, Taelyn, by his new wife. Carter's father, Robert is an American (of English ancestry), and his mother, Jane Spaulding is a Mayflower descendant of English, Welsh, Irish, German, and 1/4 Blackfoot ancestry.[citation needed]

Several years later, the family moved to Apollo Beach, Florida and managed a retirement home where they added his younger siblings to their family.[2] Carter began auditioning for acting roles in the early 1990s, and appeared in many commercials. He later made a tiny background appearance in Edward Scissorhands as a kid playing on a slip and slide. It is said that through several auditions, Nick met AJ McLean and Howie Dorough and they became friends.


[\ Early Years
Nick covered a number of songs made popular by other artists in the late 1980s. These songs included "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do", "Uptown Girl" and "Hard to Get". Some of these early recordings were released in 2002 on the CD titled Before the Backstreet Boys 1989–1993 by Dyenamic Discs, Inc.

Backstreet Boys
Later, the three friends formed a mini-vocal group and started seeking a manager. They encountered Lou Pearlman, who thought it would be appropriate to seek a fourth and fifth member. This was the chance for Kevin Richardson to join the group. Kevin then called his cousin Brian Littrell and the group was set. In the beginning, there was no success in the United States, even though the first single had been a hit on Orlando radio stations. Lou then marketed the Backstreet Boys in Europe, where they became commercially successful in 1995. The first single chosen to be released was We've Got It Goin' On released to radio in late August 1995. The song was a minor success, which resulted in promotion being shifted to Europe. The single did well on several European charts, which sent them on a summer tour there. They finished recording in April 1996 and filmed their second music video, Get Down (You're the One for Me) in Germany as well. On May 6, 1996, their debut was internationally, except in the US and Canada. It was later released that September in Canada.

European popularity grew, and the Backstreet Boys kicked off 1996 being voted the No. 1 international group by TV viewers in Germany – "I'll Never Break Your Heart" went gold there and hit No. 1 in Austria. The group earned their first platinum record in Germany and toured Asia and Canada. They became one of the most successful debut artists in the world. They were able to get attention from China and South Asian countries. As their success mounted, Carter became known as the "heartthrob" or cute one of the group. As the youngest member, he is considered as the baby of the group and Kevin Richardson often called him "little brother".

He was ranked #1 on the list of "Hottest Teen People Under 21" by Teen People magazine and was also named "The Biggest Teen Idol" by Teen People magazine. He was also named one of People magazines "50 Most Beautiful People in the World" in 2000, and voted CosmoGirl's Sexiest Man in the World" in 2002. The Backstreet Boys also guest starred on the television series Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. They began recording their second album, Backstreet's Back, in January 1997, releasing "Quit Playing Games With My Heart" in June. They also recorded the song, If You Stay, for the Booty Call soundtrack in January 1997. Coinciding with the release of their second international album, the band released a self-titled album in the US which collected songs from both international albums. They hit big on the U.S. charts and debuted at No .1 in Germany, Norway, Switzerland, Finland and Austria. The two albums sold more than 28 million copies worldwide (14 million copies in the U.S.)[12] so hi how ya don lol

In December 1997, the band embarked on a 60-city, 20-country tour. In September 1998 the group began work on their next album. Work on Millennium began in September 1998, with recording taking place from October 3, 1998 to early March 1999 in multiple cities. Millennium became the best-selling album of 1999 in the U.S., selling 9,445,732 albums.[15] Millennium remained on the Billboard chart for 93 weeks, eventually selling over 12 million copies in the United States and being certified 13 times platinum.[16][17] As of the end of December 2008, the album stands as the fourth best selling album in the US of the SoundScan era.[16] In 2003 it was also reported as being the fourth biggest seller for Music Club sales in the US over the past 14 years with sales of 1.59 million. In Canada, the album is seventh biggest selling album since 1995 in the Canadian Soundscan sales era up to end of December 2007. The album has sold over 40 million copies worldwide. Their follow-up album, Black & Blue never matched up to the hype that their previous two albums made. After a three-year hiatus, the group has released Never Gone in 2005, Unbreakable in 2007 and This Is Us in 2009. Together, their album sales exceed 100 million copies.

[Solo career
Carter attempted a career as a solo artist in 2002, when he released Now Or Never. The album reached #17 on Billboard 200 and was certified gold. That same year, Carter was named "The Sexiest Man in the World" in a CosmoGirl Magazine poll conducted by its readers.

Nick Carter began work on his second solo album in 2003, but the recordings were aborted when the Backstreet Boys returned to the studio. One of the tracks from the earlier recording sessions was used as the theme song to the House of Carters in 2006. "Let It Go" was written by Nick Carter, Matthew Gerrard, and BridgeLouise Benenate.[3]

Nick Carter has recently recorded a duet with pop singer Jennifer Paige called "Beautiful Lie".

[Reality Television
Carter and his siblings starred in a reality television show, House of Carters, which premiered on October 2, 2006 on E!. The series features all five Carter siblings reuniting to live in the same house, as well as feature in-depth moments of their ups and downs.[4] The first season of HoC had 8 episodes, and Carter has since said the show will not seek another season.
[ Acting
He appeared opposite Kevin Zegers in the 2004 horror film, The Hollow, made two appearances on the TV show "8 Simple Rules", and also appeared on "American Dreams". In 2007 Carter filmed the independent movie Fast Glass with Brandon Quinn, Andrew Keegan, Natalia Cigliuti, Greg Grunberg, and Reno Wilson.[5] It was originally scheduled for release in 2008, but now it appears to be languishing in development hell.

Health Problems
Carter has acknowledged ongoing struggles with drug addiction and alcoholism. He says that he got sober after being diagnosed with cardiomyopathy and realized that he could die if he did not make major lifestyle changes.[6] The singer credits a healthy lifestyle with helping turn his life around.

"Working out definitely helped my self esteem, and it definitely made it easier for me to kind of push it aside," he says. "I just started replacing drinking and the ]



Personal Life
Nick Carter has been in a committed, long-term relationship for two years with fitness model Lauren Kitt[/ltr]

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[Sadaf.Tb]

پاسخ : back street boys biography

thanks that is very good,+

 

[!darya]

پاسخ : Evanescence Biography

tnx death but i t was better that u send this to music
it,s not the right place

 

[Grave-Worm]

پاسخ : Rock Band

Here`s My Thank To All Of You..
But Please
Here Is A Virtual World
Not A Place For Fighting And Using Bad Languages
And Also I Have a Question For You
Have You Ever Read All Of The Biographies?
I Am A Fan Of Metal And Rock Music And Really Intrested To Know About Different Bands ,But Even If Those Writings Were In Persian I Couldnt Read All Of Them

As A Suggestion It`s Better To Choose Some Of The Best Parts And Then Post Them Here.
For Example:
Evanescence Is A Gothic Rock Band.
So
Instead Of Writing This Below Sentence
Evanescence is A Gothic Rock Band
Write
Type : Gothic Rock
More Examples :
Members :1.....2...3...
First Album: ....


So That It Would Be Much More Summerized And Not Boring

How Is It?

 

[alireza20102010]

پاسخ : Evanescence Biography

you'd better to write briefly.its so borin.i feel dizzy

 

[c0wb0y]

پاسخ : Evanescence Biography

i love Amy Lee
she is better than other
she is the best

 

[جیران]

پاسخ : Evanescence Biography

i love Amy Lee
she is better than other
she is the best

i think so
Amy lee is wonderful ​

 

[Seti]

پاسخ : Evanescence Biography

Oh tnx dear bita . I love evanecsens . i think they dont have manu fans in Iran ( in compare with singers like enrique ) because their songs arent best their lyric is best .
amy lee has a special voice and special face .
i cant stop my tears when i listen MY IMMORTAL
tnx dear bita

 

[جیران]

پاسخ : Evanescence Biography

yes their lyrics are fantastic oh love all of them

 

[andia]

پاسخ : Evanescence Biography

i love amy lee and her my immortal

 

[xxfairladyxx]

پاسخ : Evanescence Biography

i love amy lee and her my immortal

i completely agree