Audio adrenaline
| Audio adrenaline | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| Genre (s) | skirt |
| founding | 1987 |
| resolution | 2007 |
| Website | www.audioa.com |
| Founding members | |
| Mark Stuart | |
Guitar , vocals |
Barry Blair |
Bass , vocals |
Will McGinniss |
Keyboard , vocals |
David Stuart |
| Last occupation | |
singing |
Mark Stuart |
Vocals, bass |
Will McGinniss |
Guitar, vocals, keyboard |
Tyler Burkum (since 1997) |
| Ben Cissell (since 1995) | |
Guitar, vocals |
Brian Whitman (since 2005) |
| former members | |
Drums |
Brian Hayes (1993-1995) |
Keyboard, guitar |
Bob Herdman (1987-2000) |
Guitar, vocals |
Jonathan "Frodo" Schneck (2003-2005) |
Guitar, vocals |
Brian McSweeney (2007) |
Drums |
Jared Byers (2007) |
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Chart positions Explanation of the data |
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Audio Adrenaline was a Christian rock band from the United States .
history
The band was formed in 1987 by Mark Stuart, Barry Blair, Will McGinniss and David Stuart under the name A-180. After Bob Herdman joined, A-180 received an offer from Forefront Records to change its name to Audio Adrenaline. In 1992 she released the first album Audio Adrenaline under this name . In 1997, the album Some Kind of Zombie was recorded, whereupon Tyler Burkum, who had replaced Barry Blair on guitar in January 1996, played for the first time. The title was inspired by the missionary work of Mark Stuart's parents in Haiti . The book Some Kind of Journey: On the Road with Audio Adrenaline - 7 Days, 7 Issues, 7 Souls was published parallel to its publication in November . On January 18, 2006, Audio Adrenaline announced the termination. In February 2007 she started her last tour. The last concert took place on April 28, 2007 in Honolulu , Hawaii .
Discography
Tapes (A-180)
- 1989: You Turn
- 1990: Reaper's Train
Albums
- 1992: Audio Adrenaline
- 1993: Don't Censor Me
- 1995: Live bootleg
- 1996: Bloom (US Gold)
- 1997: Some Kind of Zombie
- 1999: Underdog
- 2001: Hit Parade
- 2001: elevator
- 2003: Worldwide
- 2005: Until My Heart Caves In
- 2006: Adios: The Greatest Hits ( compilation )
- 2008: Greatest Hits (compilation)
- 2009: The Ultimate Collection (compilation)
- 2013: Big House to Ocean Floor (compilation)
- 2013: Kings & Queens
- 2015: Sound of the Saints
Singles
- 1997: Some Kind of Zombie
- 1997: Big House (Live)
- 2003: Dirty / Ocean Floor
- 2004: Miracle
- 2005: King
- 2005: Melody (Lost in Wonder)
- 2006: Goodbye
- 2006: Get Down
- 2012: Kings & Queens
- 2013: Believer
- 2013: King of the Comebacks
- 2014: He Moves You Move
- 2015: Love Was Stronger
- 2015: Move
other projects
On September 1, 2003, the band published their first book Dirty Faith: Becoming the Hands and Feet of Jesus with Think Books . The book, co-authored with Mark Matlock, is about helping those in need
In 2003, Mark Stuart was involved in the opera ! Hero the Rock opera , in which he played Petrov ! Hero was a modern adaptation of the story of Christ. Also involved in the production at that time were Dc Talk band member Michael Tait as HERO, pop singer Rebecca St. James as Maggie, Skillet's John Cooper as Kai, the chief rabbi, and rapper T-Bone as Jairus.
On September 5, 2006, the band released the book Hands & Feet: Inspiring Stories and Firsthand Accounts of God Changing Lives. It takes the reader with the band on a trip to Haiti while they are building houses for the children there. The reader also meets Drex and Jo Stuart, frontman Mark Stuart's parents. The book explains life in one of the poorest nations on earth.
Awards
Grammy Awards
- 2004: Grammy Award for Best Rock Gospel Album of the Year for Worldwide
- 2006: Grammy Award for Best Rock Gospel Album of the Year for Until My Heart Caves In
Dove Awards
- 1996: Long Form Music Video of the Year - Big House (Don't Censor Me)
- 1998: Modern Rock Recorded Song of the Year - Some Kind of Zombie (Some Kind of Zombie)
- 2000: Rock Recorded Song of the Year - Get Down (Underdog)
- 2003: Rock Album of the Year - Lift
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ US chart history
- ↑ Deborah Evans Price: Audio Adrenaline Takes Top Billing with ForeFront Set . In: Billboard . November 15, 1997, Artists & Music, p. 12, 15, 16 .
- ↑ Hero: The Rock Opera (Video 2004) - IMDb. Retrieved May 23, 2019 .