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Big Ed
Big Ed is a rock band that started in the early 2000s, led by frontman Edwin "Ed" Blackwood. They put out their first album, "Echoes of the Damned," in 2005,...
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Assassin
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Battlefield
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Buck 'Em
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Come Get Me
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Come Home With Me
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Don't play with me
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Forget About It
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Fuckfest
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Get 'em
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Get it On
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Go 2 War
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Go to war
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Head Busta
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I Am The Hardest
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I Miss 'Em
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I'm yo soldier
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Big Ed is a rock band that started in the early 2000s, led by frontman Edwin "Ed" Blackwood. They put out their first album, "Echoes of the Damned," in 2005, which included the song "Assassin." That track became a hit for them, known for its haunting melody and raw energy.
Their music blends gritty blues and hard rock, with Blackwood handling vocals and guitar. The band's lineup has shifted over time, with bassist Dave Simmons leaving in 2007 and being replaced by Chris Valdez. They've released other albums like "The Ballad of the Lost Souls" and "The Devil's Playground."
Songs like "Battlefield" and "Come Home With Me" show their style, mixing introspective lyrics with a hard-hitting sound. They've built a following without much mainstream fuss, staying active in the rock scene.
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