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Chicago, Illinois, USA |
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Hard Rock |
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Last update/review:
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May 26, 2015
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Wet Animal
Wet Animal is one of several bands that emerged in one form
or another following
Trouble's
long hiatus in the mid-nineties.
The roots of this project date as far back as 1995, a collaboration
featuring Trouble men Rick Wartell and Ron Holzner along with
singer/guitarist Shane Pasqualla.
For various personal reasons the project was shelved around 1997,
and remained dormant until Pasqualla and Wartell decided to give
it another go in 2003, eventually leading to the band's
self-titled album in 2005.
Wartell's guitar tone is unmistakeable, but this is no Trouble
clone, and aside from the cover of the
Pentagram
classic "Relentless", there are scant traces of Wartell's past.
Wet Animal is very much a hard rock album, soulful and
bluesy, with
Guns'n'Roses
and
Alice In Chains
frequently coming to mind when listening to the tunes, due in no
small part to Pasqualla's classic hard rock voice.
This is probably a lower-priority project at this point, not sure
if there are any future band activities planned.
Last Lineup
Shane Pasqualla
vocals/guitars (ex-Trouble)
Rick Wartell
drums (Trouble)
Richard Lee Gardner
bass
Mark Lira
drums (ex-Trouble)
Discography
Wet Animal
2005
Escapi
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- Soul Alone
- Lost in My Head
- Outside a Hole
- Left Behind
- Land Mines
- Don't Put Me Down
- Fade Away
- Nomads Land
- Wreathe of the Roses
- Relentless
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Shane Pasqualla
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Rick Wartell
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Michael Diprima
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Jeff Olson
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