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So auch Rick Rubin. Der damals noch schwarzhaarige Studienabbrecher bekommt nach ersten Auftritten von Goss, Harrington, Drummer Vinnie Ludovico und Basser Googe 1986 ein sieben Songs starkes Demo ...
(Clicka qua per la versione Italiana) The Ballad Of Jody Frost, never released, was recorded in 1994 by yet another line-up.Disillusioned, Goss turned to his job as producer (for Kyuss) but never buried Masters of Reality. The live How High The Moon (Malicious Vinyl, 1999) shows that Goss is still kicking.. Welcome To The Western Lodge (Spitfire, 1999) finds Chris Goss in his nostalgic mood ...
After its first incarnation - which consisted of Chris Goss, Tim Harrington, Vinnie Ludovico and Googe - broke apart in 1989, the band developed into a band with alternating lineups. Masters of Reality resurfaced making headlines when former Cream drumming-legend Ginger Baker joined the band on their second album Sunrise on the Sufferbus which was recorded in 1992.
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After its first incarnation - which consisted of Chris Goss, Tim Harrington, Vinnie Ludovico and Googe - broke apart in 1989, the band developed into a band with alternating lineups. Master of Reality resurfaced making headlines when former Cream drumming-legend Ginger Baker joined the band on their second album Sunrise on the Sufferbus which was recorded in 1992.
The band included two ex-members of the better known Masters of Reality: drummer Vinnie Ludovico and singer/guitarist Tim Harrington. The Bogeymen's only album, There Is No Such Thing As the Bogeymen, received very little attention, which is regrettable because the band (whose other members were bassist Greg Creamo Liss and keyboardist George Rossi) was a decent classic rock/hard rock outfit ...
14 de feb. de 2023 · Eventually the project blossomed into a four-piece band with (not Debbie) Googe on bass and Vinnie Ludovico on drums (more on him later!). Chris Goss. Photo by Team Switzerland. They started playing shows, and made a demo which eventually ended up in the hands of Rick Rubin — who liked it enough to go see the band in person in 1986.
