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80,000 Dead
80,000 Dead formed in Los Angeles in 1999 with Joe Johnson on vocals, Adam Daniels and Neil Vestal on guitars, Chris Kasabian on bass, and Adam Perry on...
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80,000 Dead formed in Los Angeles in 1999 with Joe Johnson on vocals, Adam Daniels and Neil Vestal on guitars, Chris Kasabian on bass, and Adam Perry on drums. Their debut album 'The Twenty Percent Solution' came out in 2001, followed by records like 'Sleep Is for the Weak' in 2003 and 'Empire of Lies' in 2007. Songs like 'Ailment' and 'Collapse Of Empires' appeared in their catalog.
Their lyrics and imagery drew criticism early on, with some accusing the band of glorifying violence. Adam Daniels left the group in 2005, replaced by Dan Pyle, and Chris Kasabian departed in 2009 with Paul Linello taking over bass duties.
Joe Johnson remained the constant vocal presence through these changes.
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