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Warrior Soul
Warrior Soul formed in New York City in the late 1980s, with Kory Clarke on vocals, Jimmy Gnecco on guitar, Paul Ferguson on bass, and Mark Evans on drums....
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Shine Like It
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Asskickin
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Blown
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Children Of The Winter
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Concrete Frontier
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Downtown
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Shine Like It
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Asskickin
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Blown
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Children Of The Winter
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Concrete Frontier
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Downtown
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I See The Ruins
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Man Must Live As One
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No No No
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Superpower Dreamland
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The Answer
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The Losers
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The Wasteland
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Generation Graveyard
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Hero
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I Love You
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Warrior Soul formed in New York City in the late 1980s, with Kory Clarke on vocals, Jimmy Gnecco on guitar, Paul Ferguson on bass, and Mark Evans on drums. Their first album, 'Last Decade Dead Century,' came out in 1989, followed by 'Drugs, God and the New Republic' in 1991 and 'Salutations from the Ghetto Nation' in 1993. Songs like 'Shine Like It' and 'Asskickin' had a raw, guitar-heavy sound that felt urgent and direct.
Clarke's lyrics often dealt with alienation and rebellion, which connected with some listeners at the time. The band's live shows were known for being intense and unpolished. They kept playing and putting out records off and on through the 2000s and 2010s, though lineup changes happened. Kory Clarke died in 2019.
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