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Thursday, 8 May 2014

CYCLONE TRACY


Cyclone Tracy was a Melbourne heavy rock/metal band who styled themselves on Skid Row. An excellent and dynamic live band, Cyclone Tracy's recorded output was also high quality and remarkably heavy, featuring solid riffs and well-controlled vocal performance. The album 'One Eyed' generated some interest in markets such as Japan and the band opened for the re-masked Kiss during their 1997 tour. Chris Hughes joined the band in early 1998 as a replacement for long-serving bassist Scottie Ramone and immediately afterwards Cyclone Tracy did shows with Steve Vai before going in to produce the heavier and more original and mature second album 'Schlock!'. Janevski split from Cyclone Tracy in September 1999 after becoming disenchanted with the band's gradual shift into a nu-metal direction inspired by Coal Chamber. He was replaced by Kris Requelm. Little was heard from Cyclone Tracy after this point and the band split up in May 2002. Janevski formed Black Majesty and Danson later joined Damnzal.

Members

Scott Danson (drums), Eric Martin (bass), Stevie Janevski (guitar), Dean Marcus (vocals),
Scottie Ramone (bass), Chris Hughes (bass), Bubsie (vocals), Kris Requelm (guitar)








References

http://www.ausmetalguide.com/Cyclone_Tracy


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