All Or Nothing
All Or Nothing formed with Lee Spencer on vocals, David Harper on guitar, Mark Smith on bass, and James Carter on drums. Their debut album 'Venomous' came out...
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All Or Nothing formed with Lee Spencer on vocals, David Harper on guitar, Mark Smith on bass, and James Carter on drums. Their debut album 'Venomous' came out in 2005, and its title track 'A Million Venomous Snakes' became one of their most recognizable songs. They followed it with albums like 'Serpents of Deception' in 2008 and 'The Devil's Choir' in 2011.
Spencer's lyrics and stage presence sometimes drew strong reactions, but the band kept putting out records through the 2010s, including 'Ashes to Serpents' and 'A Symphony of Venom'. Other tracks like 'It's Only Blood' and 'Legacy' show up in their setlists alongside the earlier material.
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