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USA |
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Hard Rock |
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DISBANDED
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Last update/review:
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July 3, 2002
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Life, Sex & Death
Life, Sex & Death were one of those bands with a gimmick, where
the gimmick became more important than the band itself.
The gimmick was vocalist Stanley, who was reportedly a certifiable
homeless street bum.
How true this really was is subject to debate, but by many accounts
he both looked and smelled the part, even when not on stage.
Anyway, their one album,
The Silent Majority, is a somewhat
uneven slice of swaggering hard rock, a bit in the vein of
GnR.
Stanley's vocals aren't bad at all, a sort of husky, bluesy growl
that suited the music pretty well.
The album won its share of fans but the band really never went
anywhere and were not heard from after the album's release.
Last Lineup
Stanley
vocals
Alex Kane
guitars
Bill E. Gar
bass
Brian Horak
drums
Discography
The Silent Majority
1992
Reprise
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- Blue velvet moon/We're here now
- Jawohl asshole
- School's for fools
- Telephone call
- Farm song
- Fuckin' shit ass
- Hey buddy
- Train
- Wet your lips
- Tank
- Raise a little hell
- Guatemala
- Big black bush
- Rise above
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Stanley
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Alex Kane
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Bill E. Gar
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Brian Horak
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