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Melodic hard rockers Shinedown hail from Jacksonville, Florida and originally featured vocalist Brent Smith, guitarist Jasin Todd, bassist Brad Stewart, and drummer Barry Kerch. Snapped up by Atlantic Records during the early-2000s flurry of post-Creed and Nickelback signings, the group released its debut album, Leave a Whisper, in 2003. Whisper ended up doing quite well for the band (eventually going platinum), aided by its single, "Fly from the Inside." Shinedown also supported it with a heroic slate of live shows, remaining on tour for most of 2004. The following year the band issued a live album documenting those shows, then returned in October 2005 with its sophomore effort, Us and Them, which went gold. The band underwent a few lineup changes in the years to follow, re-emerging in 2008 as a quintet that included Smith and Kerch along with guitarists Nick Perri and Zach Myers and bass player Eric Bass. The long-awaited Sound of Madness, featuring Grammy-winning producer Rob Cavallo (Goo Goo Dolls, Green Day), arrived in July. In 2009, the band parted ways with Nick Perri and continued on as a quartet. Fitting with its driving sound, the band loaned some of its songs to the WWE to use during their pay-per-view events, as well as a number of other soundtracks, all the while touring for Sound of Madness. All this touring eventually led to a CD/DVD set, 2011's Somewhere in the Stratosphere, which featured a pair of complete live sets from their Carnival of Madness and Anything & Everything tours. Preceded by the emotionally charged first single "Bully," the band's fourth studio album, Amaryllis, was released in the spring of 2012. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, Rovi
i luv the song BULLY by shinedown so sad and yet so inspirational
soulreaper103
Yeah, I have to say, I like the old stuff better. I'm not kidding, the video for Second Chance made me cry. The new stuff isn't awful. But it's not as good, either.
Can't wait til 5/9 when I see them at The Diamond Ballroom!
ryan.m.oswald
Leave a Whisper = Awesome. Us and Them = Ok. Sound of Madness=Sound of Crapness Amaryllis = S**t. Let this be a lesson to all aspiring musicians... when you get signed by a major label they will take your cool, unique, refreshing sound and run it through the corporate wringer until you are regurgitating the same crap that every other 'alt rock' band is playing. Happened to Breaking Benjamin, happened to Crossfade, happened to 3 Days Grace, certainly happened to Shinedown. Just un-listenable.
These guys headline Rock Fest Thursday nite - not familiar with them at all - what are some good tunes to get into so when they play them live I'm not totally clueless? Sound of Madness sounds pretty good. Thanks for the hep!
OMG SHINEDOWN!!!!!!!!! MORE MORE MORE MORE!!!!!!!i wish i could find the real song for bully not the sample though but still LOVE IT LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AMAZING SONGS GUYS!! KEEP UP THE AWESOME WORK!!! :D
Less then a week until 'Amaryllis released! You can stream the whole thing on Itunes, and It sounds completely awesome. Amaryllis is just a good as The Sound of Madness.
Sound of Madness ROCKS!! A great song telling the perpetually morose, disenfranchised masses to stop their whining and excuses and take responsibility for their lives!
cmt.7164
Shinedown is a very good rock band. Love their sound on most songs but on Simple Man, I still prefer Skynyrd's original version...
blindkillz13
Diamond eyes is my favorite song, but i f**king love SImple Man so much
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but still LOVE IT LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE !!!!!!!!!!!! ! ! ! AMAZING SONGS GUYS!! KEEP UP THE AWESOME WORK!!! :D