Promos, fans club and other releases (no bootlegs) · 1993
Tracklist
1. Only Time Can Tell (new version) (5:32)
2. Father (4:41)
3. Cycle of Life (5:31)
4. Enter the Silence (6:59)
5. Solutions (6:04)
6. Kingdom of Madness (4:14)
7. Hear Their Cry (Live in Studio Ver.2, 1991) (3:17)
Total Time 36:18
Line-up/Musicians
- Ed Snow / Vocals
- Eric Andree / Guitars
- Mike Doyle / Guitars
- Greg Andree / Bass
- Christ St. Pierre / Keyboards
- Mike Moreira / Drums
About this release
Independent release.
The release date shown here is probably incorrect due to the exact release date of this material being unknown. It was probably a digital only free release uploaded by the band at some point, according to quoted posts found online (see below). However the original source of this quote no longer seems to exist.
"People have been asking about our Rebellion unreleased material from our 1993 recording sessions. I've been contacted by fans in places as far away as Germany and Greece, as well as people who happened to stumble into hearing our album And the Battle Begins . . . right here in the USA. Here are a link to our unreleased material. Use them in your radio shows, do covers of them with your band, put them in sountracks to your movies, listen to them, and share them with your friends.
The line-up at the time (and for almost all the time up until that point) was Eric Andree - Lead Guitar, and Chris St. Pierre - Keyboards (they wrote most of the music), Greg Andree - Bass, and Mike Doyle - Guitar (we wrote most of the lyrics for this demo), Mike Morreira - Percussion (wrote the lyrics for Hear Their Cry), and Ed Snow - Vocals (and spiritual guidance).
It was a great time in our lives. We were playing out a lot in Boston, Providence, and around Rhode Island - and had a big following at our favorite club "The Car Palace" which was a high-end car showroom by day, and an all ages club at night. We often had 700+ people there to cheer us on. You'll find that this demo is in the spirit of And the Battle Begins, but is a bit more mature (and better recorded). We learned how to edit our ideas more by this time, and were coming into our own as a group.
Soon after we finished this demo, and were preparing for distribution Ed decided to leave the band, and after auditioning several singers, we decided to let Rebellion die. We didn't see any reason to market the demo, or shop it around to labels after that. It got passed around to friends who copied it and passed it along. - Greg Andree"
Thanks to 666sharon666 for the addition