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In a recent interview with Dino from 102.1 KFMA, FOZZY frontman Chris Jericho spoke about the band's reputation as a strong live act. 'We really have it down as far as what our show is,' he said (see video below). 'The band is tight. It's a fun show.

It's a lot of energy, it's a lot of crowd participation, it's a lot of smiling. We have a good time, and we want people to have a good time too. Plus now, we have all these songs that people know from hearing them on the radio, and 'Judas' is at 35 million views on YouTube and all this sort of thing. So, we don't take ourselves seriously — we take the music very seriously, we take the show seriously — but there will be a few jokes.

We have a good time. And I think that's why we've been doing so well. Our reputation precedes us. I think that's why IRON MAIDEN calls us, or NICKELBACK calls us, or SHINEDOWN calls us, because they know 'we need a band that's gonna get the crowd into it.' For our own headlining shows, you're preaching to the choir, but it's a pretty loud and nasty choir.'

FOZZY's latest single, 'Nowhere To Run', was released in August. The track is taken from the band's forthcoming follow-up to 2017's 'Judas' album, tentatively due in the spring of 2020 via RED Music.The 'Judas' title track has 32 million YouTube views, was No. 1 on iTunes charts in eight different countries and spent nine weeks in the top ten on the Active Rock Charts in the USA.FOZZY's next album is once again being produced by Johnny Andrews, who worked on 'Judas' and previously co-wrote FOZZY's 'Lights Go Out' track back in 2014. He has also written songs with the likes of ALL THAT REMAINS, THREE DAYS GRACE and HALESTORM.FOZZY recently signed a major deal with Sony Music and Jericho told Loudwire that he is open to releasing music in any way that the label suggests. He said: 'Maybe we just do nine singles and don't do a full album.

We're excited to do a record if they want us to, or if they want us to release singles like they do in the Top 40 world, that's fine too. All that matters is that people hear your music and get a chance to see you live.'

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. 'Released: January 11, 2005. 'It's a Lie'Released: 2005. 'Born of Anger'Released: 2006. 'The Test'Released: 2006Professional ratingsReview scoresSourceRatingAll That Remains is the third studio album from group. Unlike the two previous albums, All That Remains features all original songs as the band had dropped their spoof in favor of becoming a more recognized band rather than a gimmick, with the members using their actual names instead of stage names.

It features members and, 's, rapper, and guitarist. A remastered version of All That Remains, entitled All That Remains: Reloaded, was released on March 25, 2008. It is a two-disc set that features the album and a DVD called Live in the UK.

Contents.Writing and recording Prior to writing and recording the album, the band knew that they had their work cut out for them recording an all-original album for the first time. The band decided to record no filler material feeling every song had to be good. Rich Ward wrote all of the music and melodies while Jericho wrote the lyrics with Ed Aborn, a friend of the bands.

The band recorded the album at Treesound Studios in, and they used the same soundboard that was used on the album by the Police and Rush's. Was also in the complex at the time recording his album and were recording their album. Jericho went downstairs to Alter Bridge's studio and asked to do a guest solo on the track 'The Way I Am', and Myles Kennedy laid down backing vocals. The bands producer was friends with guitarist Marty Friedman who agreed to lay down a solo for 'Born of Anger'.

Also played a solo for the song 'Wanderlust'. Due to conflicts between Fozzy and their record company, the band decided to record their third effort on their own label, Ash Records.Release and reception The album was released January 19, 2005, and proved to be Fozzy's breakthrough album as it reached considerable commercial and critical success, mainly due to the success of their controversial lead single 'Enemy'. The record went on to sell little over 100,000 copies but was praised by many rock magazines. The album´s lead single ' and 'Nameless Faceless' achieved moderated success with 'Enemy' receiving airplay on over 80 stations across the US.

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'Enemy' was featured as the theme song for World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE's) No Way Out pay-per-view in 2005 and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA's) Bound for Glory pay-per-view in 2006. 'Nameless Faceless' reaching number 4 on the charts at. Tour Due to the success of the album, the band embarked on a tour between February 2005 to February 2006, where they went to England, Canada, Germany, Australia and America. The band also got to play three times at the Astoria, one of the most prestigious venues in London where such popular acts like and had once played. The band sold out the venue on all three nights.

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The band also took part of the 2005 at where they performed in front of 20,000 people and were met with positive reviews with magazine calling them 'the surprise hit of the day'. Their time in England was highlighted in their All That Remains: Reloaded DVD 'Live in the UK'. Track listing No.TitleWriter(s)Length1.' Nameless Faceless' (featuring ), Ed Aborn3:302.'

'Ward, Rick Beato4:283.' Wanderlust' (featuring )Ward, Jericho4:164.' All That Remains'Ward, Aborn, Jericho4:355.' The Test'Ward3:086.' It's a Lie' (featuring )Ward, Jericho, Aborn4:287.' Daze of the Weak'Ward, Jericho, Aborn4:208.' The Way I Am' (featuring )Ward4:129.'

Lazarus'Ward, Aborn, Jericho4:0310.' Born of Anger' (featuring )Ward, Aborn, Jericho,4:42Total length:40:22Singles. 'Enemy'. 'It's a Lie' (feat. ). 'Born of Anger' (feat. ).

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'The Test'Personnel Musicians.