Super Sabre - Chasing the Rabbit Full Album LP Edition (Crackle)
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- čas přidán 6. 06. 2024
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Super Sabre: Band Bio
Formation and Early Years
Emerging from the vibrant and gritty streets of Los Angeles in 1986, Super Sabre carved out a unique niche in the heavy metal and glam metal scene. Formed by five passionate and driven musicians, the band quickly became known for their electrifying performances and larger-than-life personas.
Band Members
Ax (Lead Guitar): The band's virtuoso, Ax brought technical prowess and fiery solos that became a signature element of Super Sabre's sound. His dazzling guitar work, combined with a flair for the dramatic, made him a standout figure on stage.
Smash (Lead Vocals): With a voice that could pierce through the thickest walls of sound, Smash was the frontman who commanded the stage with raw energy and charisma. His vocal range and powerful delivery set the tone for the band’s anthems.
Crush (Drums): The backbone of Super Sabre, Crush's drumming was both thunderous and precise. His driving beats and intricate rhythms provided the relentless momentum that propelled the band’s high-octane performances.
Hawk (Lead Vocals and Rhythm Guitar): A dual-threat talent, Hawk's harmonizing with Smash added a dynamic layer to the band’s vocals. His rhythm guitar work was the steady pulse that underpinned their complex arrangements.
Animal (Bass): Known for his wild stage presence and aggressive playing style, Animal's bass lines were the heavy, thundering undercurrent that gave Super Sabre their formidable low-end power.
Rise to Fame
Super Sabre exploded onto the Sunset Strip scene, captivating audiences with their blend of heavy metal grit and glam metal flair. Their early gigs at legendary venues like the Whisky a Go Go and the Roxy Theatre quickly garnered a dedicated following. Their flamboyant style, marked by leather, spikes, and elaborate stage setups, combined with their undeniable musical talent, made them one of the most talked-about acts in Los Angeles.
Debut Album: 'Chasing the Rabbit' (1987)
In 1987, Super Sabre released their debut album, Chasing the Rabbit, a record that encapsulated their explosive energy and musical prowess. Tracks like "Sugar & Spice," "In that old Firebird," and "Whispers of Home" became instant classics, showcasing the band's ability to fuse melodic hooks with heavy riffs. Chasing the Rabbit received critical acclaim and solidified Super Sabre's place in the pantheon of metal legends.
Legacy and Influence
Throughout the late 80s and early 90s, Super Sabre continued to dominate the metal scene, releasing a string of successful albums and embarking on worldwide tours. Their music videos, featuring high-octane performances and lavish visuals, became staples on MTV. The band’s influence extended beyond music, impacting fashion and popular culture of the era.
Despite the challenges and changes in the musical landscape over the decades, Super Sabre's legacy endures. Their contributions to the heavy metal and glam metal genres remain influential, and their music continues to inspire new generations of rock enthusiasts.
Super Sabre's journey from the underground clubs of Los Angeles to international stardom is a testament to their talent, determination, and the indomitable spirit of metal. With a legacy marked by unforgettable performances and timeless music, Super Sabre remains a shining example of the power and passion that define the heavy metal genre.
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Fu....ing great album!!! thank you!!! Greetings from Poland! 🍺 🍻 🍺 Na zdrowie!
New Album and new tracks are on the way. Stay tuned!
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Of course, UDIO can help change the way music is composed, but for Super Sabre it's also the same voice used for the Velvet Vengeance project (and maybe more), so I'm afraid if everyone chooses the same voice for a lots of projects. This ''album'' is well done, but I hope the AI will be able to offer more nuance and choice. czcams.com/video/67MamdtaIqs/video.html
I think Udio is in its infancy. I can see so many opportunities to improve the service beyond the generic sound and I hope some development is in the pipeline. It will be a game changer if the generation of the music is rendered in separate instrument and vocal tracks and then the ability to edit individual tracks within the song composition.
@@SyntheticSoundscapeStudi-ev5hy Yes you're right, for the moment the choice is still limited, but it's only a matter of time. I think a lot of people don't yet realize the revolution that's underway. For better or for worse, but no one can stop technology. I witnessed the birth of different sub-styles of Metal in the 80s, but I could never have imagined that in the new millennium there would be a new high-tech way of making 80s music! (not only of course) Ha, ha! I'm flattered to see that the music we loved and played in the 80's remains a source of reference, during that decade we lived in the present without worrying about tomorrow. I would never have imagined that over 40 years later this music would come back as a source of inspiration. We couldn't have imagined that we were living in the golden age of Metal. In the end, maybe we were a bit right (but we didn't know it!).
Cheers from France
Tony Martin???
Sounds similar right...
Sounds like skid row
I have a track release coming up that sounds a lot like Ratt.