Crystal Pride
Crystal Pride formed in the late 1960s with Eric Blackwood on vocals, Marcus Thorne on guitar, and Samuel Stone on bass. Their sound pulled from blues and...
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Crystal Pride formed in the late 1960s with Eric Blackwood on vocals, Marcus Thorne on guitar, and Samuel Stone on bass. Their sound pulled from blues and hard rock, leaning toward what would become heavy metal. Their song 'Evil Force' became an anthem for them, known for its confrontational lyrics and raw energy.
Their live shows were known for being theatrical and sometimes chaotic, with pyrotechnics and stage antics that occasionally led to trouble with security. This reputation, along with Blackwood's vocal style and the band's outspoken lyrics about authority and social issues, kept them more in the underground scene than the mainstream.
They released several records, including songs like 'Flight Of Heart' and 'The Final Eclipse'. The band went through lineup changes and faced various challenges over time, but maintained a dedicated following who connected with their unpolished, defiant approach to rock music.
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