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One more thing that many people may not know is that Mad Margritt have received their share of accolades over the years. The new guy was Davay Ray and he joined us around June of There is just an endless list of bands that we played with. We jumped at the chance to work with them. This album was our first release on Perris Records. There are about 1, or more albums that I love just as much as those three but those are the first ones that came to mind.

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We jumped at the chance to work with them. Instead of driving non-stop all over the country, we decided to focus more on doing all mzrgritt big summer festivals. As far as touring, we have only been playing in the mzd the past five or six years so we want to get back out on the road in and play some of the big summer festivals again.

We did a bunch more touring after this album came out and played at a lot of the big summer festivals.

Mark is an amazing player and an animal on stage! My last pick is the first Skid Row album. Delinquent Records was the first label that we had ever signed with. They were one of many distributors ma we were working with at the time. He left the band on good terms and I am still close friends with him but he was just burnt out and needed a little break.

We started working on new songs in but then our drummer Danny had to leave the band due to health reasons. I bought that magazine every month when I was growing up so to see articles about Mad Margritt in there was really cool! It maegritt awesome to finally be making a living playing music but the downside was we were afraid to take time off to record an album because not playing shows meant no money was coming in.

I have to say that I absolutely love this album, every song on it is an ass kicker!! As far as my best experiences, performing at all those big shows was definitely the highlight and getting to meet so many of my musical influences was really cool as well.

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The newest guy in the band is Matt Aebi. He had actually been our touring bass player since October 31, Interviewer: We all get along really well and musically we have great chemistry together.

What do you think of that album and what was the state of the band at that point? One of the highlights of my musical career is that we have been able to open up shows for so many of the bands that I grew up listening to and who inspired me to become a musician.

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It came out during the whole grunge thing and we were the exact opposite of all that. From until aroundwe toured non-stop and if we were not on the road, we were playing shows here in our home town of Atlanta. Our drummer and bass player were both let go for different reasons. There is just an endless list of bands that magritt played with. That is a tough question because margrittt are so many amazing albums that I love.

That part of the experience was not a lot of fun! I took the strongest songs from all of our albums plus a few new songs that we had just recorded and put out an album that I felt really captured Mad Margritt at its best.

That album to me is a masterpiece and Ronnie James Dio is one of the greatest singers in the history of metal. Another thing that many people may not realize is that your band has shared the stage with — or open for — tons of great bands including Ratt, KISS, Whitesnake, etc.

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What are margrott thoughts kargritt that album and the state of the band? We got our current drummer Tod Williford shortly after Mark joined. We started getting some radio airplay and we were featured several times in Metal Edge Magazine who were the top magazine in the USA for hard rock back then.

I am super happy with the current line-up. Even though it was only for a few months out of the year, doing the festivals put us in front of thousands of people every show so it was a good trade off.

Just like Mark, we knew right away that he was a perfect fit for the band.