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Будущие члены Disciple собрались в декабре 1992-го года в Ноксвилле (штат Теннеси). Тиму, Кевину и Брэду было еще по 16-18 лет. Они посещали одну и ту же церковь, где и познакомились, решив сколотить свою рок-группу. Еще с юных лет парни были фэнами White Cross, King's X и Petra. Каждый учился играть на музыкальных инструментах.
Будучи учеником средних классов школы, Кевин влюбился в музыку христианских хард-рокеров Galactic Cowboys, затерев их альбом Space In Your Face до дыр. Но одной только христианской музыкой парни не ограничивали свои вкусы, поскольку каждый из них еще являлся преданным фанатом творчества Def Leppard и Metallica. Отойдя от канонов хард-рока, парни начали испытывать страсть к металлическому звучанию.
После независимого выпуска в 1995-м трэш-альбома What Was I Thinking?, популярнее парни не стали, но после подписания контракта с Warner Resound и выпуска My Daddy Can Whip Your Daddy EP в1997-м, сингл My Daddy Can Whip Your Daddy был замечен и был взят в ротацию на рок-радиостанции. Когда парни перешли на Rugged Records, ими занялся продюсер Трэвис Вайрик, известный по индастриал-группе Wyrick.
В 1999-м вышел альбом This Might Sting A Little, после которого Disciple стали одной из самых главных христианских тяжелых групп. Четыре песни Big Bad Wolf, Golden Calf, I Just Know, Mud Puddle одна за другой занимали высокие места в чартах. Сингл I just know вошел в тройку лучших христианских рок-песен в по итогами 2001-го, а альбом This Might Sting A Little стал бестселлером по продажам на лейбле Rugged Records. Группа была выдвинута по двум номинациям на премию Dove awards: “Лучшая тяжелая песня года” (I just know) и “Лучший тяжелый альбом года” (This Might Sting a Little).
Вышедший в 2001-м альбом By God такого успеха, как предшественник, не имел, хотя God of Elijah, Not Rock Stars и By God стали очередными признанными хитами в копилке команды. Альбом был выдвинут на четыре премии Dove awards, не получив в итоге ни одной, зато Disciple удостоились премии Inspirational Life Award, а также имели честь номинироваться на премию Number One Hit.
В 2001-м группа посетила с концертами Восточную Европу, страны Балтии и Азию, а в 2002-м принимала участие в турах Third Day, Skillet и Junker Jorg.
Из-за волокиты и споров с предыдущим лейблом альбом Back Again был выпущен в 2003-м на Slain Records (собственный лейбл Disciple), а его распроданный тираж составил 40.000 копий. В октябре того же года в группу пришел бас-гитарист Джоуи Фаф, ставший четвертым членом Disciple (до его прихода на басу играл Кевин Янг).
Для выпуска следующего релиза группа подписала контракт с S/R/E records, после чего отправилась в тур с East west и Staple. Весной 2005-го Disciple подписали контракт с христианским лейблом INO records, хотя вскоре контракт был аннулирован, поскольку лейбл занимался продвижением поп-групп. Сингл The Wait Is Over несколько недель занимал первые позиции в христианских рок-чартах, затем история повторилась и с удачным Rise Up.
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Будучи учеником средних классов школы, Кевин влюбился в музыку христианских хард-рокеров Galactic Cowboys, затерев их альбом Space In Your Face до дыр. Но одной только христианской музыкой парни не ограничивали свои вкусы, поскольку каждый из них еще являлся преданным фанатом творчества Def Leppard и Metallica. Отойдя от канонов хард-рока, парни начали испытывать страсть к металлическому звучанию.
После независимого выпуска в 1995-м трэш-альбома What Was I Thinking?, популярнее парни не стали, но после подписания контракта с Warner Resound и выпуска My Daddy Can Whip Your Daddy EP в1997-м, сингл My Daddy Can Whip Your Daddy был замечен и был взят в ротацию на рок-радиостанции. Когда парни перешли на Rugged Records, ими занялся продюсер Трэвис Вайрик, известный по индастриал-группе Wyrick.
В 1999-м вышел альбом This Might Sting A Little, после которого Disciple стали одной из самых главных христианских тяжелых групп. Четыре песни Big Bad Wolf, Golden Calf, I Just Know, Mud Puddle одна за другой занимали высокие места в чартах. Сингл I just know вошел в тройку лучших христианских рок-песен в по итогами 2001-го, а альбом This Might Sting A Little стал бестселлером по продажам на лейбле Rugged Records. Группа была выдвинута по двум номинациям на премию Dove awards: “Лучшая тяжелая песня года” (I just know) и “Лучший тяжелый альбом года” (This Might Sting a Little).
Вышедший в 2001-м альбом By God такого успеха, как предшественник, не имел, хотя God of Elijah, Not Rock Stars и By God стали очередными признанными хитами в копилке команды. Альбом был выдвинут на четыре премии Dove awards, не получив в итоге ни одной, зато Disciple удостоились премии Inspirational Life Award, а также имели честь номинироваться на премию Number One Hit.
В 2001-м группа посетила с концертами Восточную Европу, страны Балтии и Азию, а в 2002-м принимала участие в турах Third Day, Skillet и Junker Jorg.
Из-за волокиты и споров с предыдущим лейблом альбом Back Again был выпущен в 2003-м на Slain Records (собственный лейбл Disciple), а его распроданный тираж составил 40.000 копий. В октябре того же года в группу пришел бас-гитарист Джоуи Фаф, ставший четвертым членом Disciple (до его прихода на басу играл Кевин Янг).
Для выпуска следующего релиза группа подписала контракт с S/R/E records, после чего отправилась в тур с East west и Staple. Весной 2005-го Disciple подписали контракт с христианским лейблом INO records, хотя вскоре контракт был аннулирован, поскольку лейбл занимался продвижением поп-групп. Сингл The Wait Is Over несколько недель занимал первые позиции в христианских рок-чартах, затем история повторилась и с удачным Rise Up.
Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
There are multiple artists with the name Disciple:
1. Disciple was formed in 1992 by high-school friends Kevin Young, Brad Noah, and Tim Barrett. The band released their first CD, What Was I Thinking? in 1996. Even without a hit single, Disciple was able to gain the attention of Warner Resound who later produced Disciple's following release.
In 1997, Disciple released the five-song EP, My Daddy Can Whip Your Daddy. The band started gathering a solid fan base, and in 1999, they were signed by Rugged Records and released their second full-length album, This Might Sting a Little. This album garnered them their first hit single with "I Just Know".
In 2000, the band released their third album titled By God which went on to win the Inspirational Life Award in 2001. In the meantime, they had six number one hits, and four Dove Award nominations.
After some problems with Rugged Records, they went on and started their own label: Slain Records. In 2003, they released Back Again. Back Again is widely considered Disciple's hardest album.
In October 2003 Disciple added bassist Joey Fife. Fife's membership in the band has added a new dimension to Disciple's live performance.
Disciple signed with Christian rock label SRE Recordings and released their sixth recording, self-titled Disciple in 2005. This album featured "Into Black," their biggest hit single yet, and has been classified by the band as their first progressive project.
On November 7th, 2006, Disciple released their seventh recording entitled Scars Remain. This album combined their progressive sound from their previous self-titled release with their signature heavy metal sound of their previous releases. Many fans agree this is the best stuff Disciple has released yet and they are eagerly awaiting to hear what else Disciple has in store for them in the near future.
The song "Game On" from this album was used for numerous television showings and commercials. These include the official theme song for WWE Cyber Sunday 2006, ESPN's NFL Live on November 1st and 2nd during the plays of the month, during Fox Sport's The Best Damn Sports Show Period, the NFL Network's Total Access show, Speed TV's Speed Report, and as background music for CBS' CSI:Miami and Criminal Minds commercials.
Disciple has finished working on their music videos for "Scars Remain" and "After The World".
The beginning of 2008 saw the departure of long-time guitarist and founding member Brad Noah and bassist Joey Fife. Taking their places are Micah Sannan (formerly of Falling Up) on guitar, Israel Beechy (formerly of Staple) on bass, and Andrew Welch (formerly of After Eight) on guitar. The now five-piece will be writing and recording a new album sometime in 2008.
Southern Hospitality is the eighth album from Christian rock group Disciple, released October 21, 2008. The album debuted at #98 on the Billboard 200.[2] "321" and "Whatever Reason" were both released as radio singles.
Their ninth studio album, Horseshoes and Handgrenades, was announced on April 28, 2010 and was released September 14. They received some mild airplay with the album's lead single Dear X (You Don't Own Me). The band afterward toured with Thousand Foot Krutch, RED and Brian "Head" Welch. They announced near the end of 2010 that they would re-release Dear X with Howard Benson.
2. Disciple was a Heavy/Power Metal band form New York.
3. Band from Melbourne, previously known as Bind.Tourture.Kill.
4. Psychedelic Pop band who released Come and See Us As We Are in 1970.
5. Disciple is a Christian rapper. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
1. Disciple was formed in 1992 by high-school friends Kevin Young, Brad Noah, and Tim Barrett. The band released their first CD, What Was I Thinking? in 1996. Even without a hit single, Disciple was able to gain the attention of Warner Resound who later produced Disciple's following release.
In 1997, Disciple released the five-song EP, My Daddy Can Whip Your Daddy. The band started gathering a solid fan base, and in 1999, they were signed by Rugged Records and released their second full-length album, This Might Sting a Little. This album garnered them their first hit single with "I Just Know".
In 2000, the band released their third album titled By God which went on to win the Inspirational Life Award in 2001. In the meantime, they had six number one hits, and four Dove Award nominations.
After some problems with Rugged Records, they went on and started their own label: Slain Records. In 2003, they released Back Again. Back Again is widely considered Disciple's hardest album.
In October 2003 Disciple added bassist Joey Fife. Fife's membership in the band has added a new dimension to Disciple's live performance.
Disciple signed with Christian rock label SRE Recordings and released their sixth recording, self-titled Disciple in 2005. This album featured "Into Black," their biggest hit single yet, and has been classified by the band as their first progressive project.
On November 7th, 2006, Disciple released their seventh recording entitled Scars Remain. This album combined their progressive sound from their previous self-titled release with their signature heavy metal sound of their previous releases. Many fans agree this is the best stuff Disciple has released yet and they are eagerly awaiting to hear what else Disciple has in store for them in the near future.
The song "Game On" from this album was used for numerous television showings and commercials. These include the official theme song for WWE Cyber Sunday 2006, ESPN's NFL Live on November 1st and 2nd during the plays of the month, during Fox Sport's The Best Damn Sports Show Period, the NFL Network's Total Access show, Speed TV's Speed Report, and as background music for CBS' CSI:Miami and Criminal Minds commercials.
Disciple has finished working on their music videos for "Scars Remain" and "After The World".
The beginning of 2008 saw the departure of long-time guitarist and founding member Brad Noah and bassist Joey Fife. Taking their places are Micah Sannan (formerly of Falling Up) on guitar, Israel Beechy (formerly of Staple) on bass, and Andrew Welch (formerly of After Eight) on guitar. The now five-piece will be writing and recording a new album sometime in 2008.
Southern Hospitality is the eighth album from Christian rock group Disciple, released October 21, 2008. The album debuted at #98 on the Billboard 200.[2] "321" and "Whatever Reason" were both released as radio singles.
Their ninth studio album, Horseshoes and Handgrenades, was announced on April 28, 2010 and was released September 14. They received some mild airplay with the album's lead single Dear X (You Don't Own Me). The band afterward toured with Thousand Foot Krutch, RED and Brian "Head" Welch. They announced near the end of 2010 that they would re-release Dear X with Howard Benson.
2. Disciple was a Heavy/Power Metal band form New York.
3. Band from Melbourne, previously known as Bind.Tourture.Kill.
4. Psychedelic Pop band who released Come and See Us As We Are in 1970.
5. Disciple is a Christian rapper. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.