Seraph - Fading Love (feat. John Cooper - pre Skillet)
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Fading Love by Seraph, featuring John Cooper from Skillet on lead vocals. John sang in Seraph for 5 years before starting Skillet. Fading Love is the last song from the four song Silence E.P., recorded at the Warehouse studio in Memphis, TN in 1994.
Another demo I have for an even rarer song can be heard here: • Seraph - Dead World (f...
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• Seraph - 30 Pieces of ...
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Seraph is:
John Cooper - Lead Vocals, Keyboards, Guitar
Mike Salopek - Lead Guitar
Erik Stone - Bass
Matt Browning - Keyboards, Lead Vocals
Randall Littleton - Drums
It's amazing to see where John started from. I like his old band too
Love Seraph's music.
Very cool! I still want to see more videos, pics! Nicely done!
This is amazing.
Reminds me of the good ole days at club 704B and playing this cd on full blast from my boom box and walkman disk player.
704b was the BEST!
So rare and so good! Thanks!
Keep it safe in somewhere, please! Keep it only in RUclips might not be good. RUclips compression, you know
Which one is John cooper
John is the second person on the left - wearing white long sleeves in the thumbnail picture.
Will there be more? Man this music is awesome!!!
MusicmanPL Yes, there will be more ;)
When?
MusicmanPL Can't say exactly when, but soon. I have these songs on old scratchy sounding cassette tapes, so I'm in the process of transferring them to digital and cleaning up the quality a bit.
Erik Stone Good to hear that ;) the songs are really amazing (I'm really into progressive music).
@@ErikStone1 love the music! U guys have any original demos left for sale? I remember one with green logo and colors in background!
ruclips.net/video/FKDfiMnbeA0/видео.html Here's another Seraph video that you might want to check out!
Thanks, glad you like it!
For those interested, I just uploaded an even rarer demo for the song "30 Pieces of Silver" here: ruclips.net/video/pNPNIhXU1Ig/видео.html
Hope you like it.
Sounds good, quite pity the band broke apart, but if that didn t happen Skillet wouldn t probably exist.
John Cooper tried to keep Seraph going for a while, but it just wasn't the same. He then started another band with a few Seraph members called "Funky Dynamo and his big toe" or just "Funky Dynamo" for short. While he was trying to get that going, he was doing a side project with Ken Steorts from the band Urgent Cry, and they called that band Skillet. Skillet got more attention than Funky Dynamo, and the rest is history.
@@ErikStone1 I like music from Skillet, it is my favorite band, also John Cooper is a really cool person.
Wow... this was better than anything Skillet has ever put out. Not saying much, Skillet is subpar at best. Can't wait for John to whinge about "deconstruction" again.