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Now That We Have Your Attention Released Summer 1997 Rocketboy's Second Label Release on R.E.X. /Platinum Records. It was recorded at Furies Studios in Atlanta, GA by David Mardis. Mardis was also at one time the producer/manager for Third Day. Tracks: |
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HM Magazine Sampler CD Released July/August 1997 Rocketboy's single "Silver Love" was featured on a sampler CD included with HM magazine. The magazine also had an article about the band. Tracks: |
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"Silver Love" Single Released Summer 1997 Rocketboy's single "Silver Love" was a double single that also included "I'm Your Child" by fellow R.E.X./Platinum recording artist "Nina Out Of Egypt." The single was sent to radio stations nationwide and also included interview tracks and questions that would enable the DJ to have their own Rocketboy interview. Tracks: |
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No Sign Of Intelligent Life Released Spring 1996 Rocketboy's First Label Release on R.E.X. Records. It was recorded and produced by Armand John Petri at Omni Sound Studios in Nashville, TN. Other notable bands produced by Armand are "The Goo Goo Dolls" and "Sixpence None The Richer." Tracks: |
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"Velvet Jones" Never released - Fall 1995 This demo, code named "Velvet Jones," was created for R.E.X. Records executives ears only so that they could sample what some of Rocketboy's new songs were going to sound like. It was recorded by "Jason", a graduate of Full Sail and intimate friend of the band. Even though the material was pretty strong, only one song "Seed" made it onto "No Sign Of Intelligent Life." Another song, "Something" was recorded for "Now That We Have Your Attention" but was not included in the final album. Tracks:
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We Are Demo - R.E.X Sampler CD Released Fall 1995 This sampler was released by R.E.X. Records to promote the new bands that they had just signed or were considering. Rocketboy had already signed with them at this point and they included "Shades Of Grey" from the album "Smile." Tracks: |
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"Rocketboy" Demo Released Summer 1995 This self released demo by the band included three songs off of their full album release "Smile." The demo was created because the band was officially changing their name to Rocketboy and needed music that was labled as such until the next album would be released the following year. Tracks: |
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Fish Faves Sampler CD Released 1995 Released by Floppy Fish Records, this sampler included "Prodigal Son" from the album "Smile" by The Pain. "Prodigal Son" would later be renamed "Siren Song." Tracks: |
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Captivity - Sampler CD Released Fall / Winter 1994 Cranial Captivity was gearing itself up to be the "Hard Music" division of Mootown Records. This sampler CD included one of the hardest sounding The Pain songs ever, "Onion Ring" from the album "Smile." Tracks:
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Smile Released Winter 1994 / Spring 1995 The band self-released their first full length album "Smile." It was recorded by J.C. Richardson of "Sunday's Child" and includes guest backing vocals by "Third Day's" own Mac Powell. The opening track is "Loud" which was later known as "Gary's Garage." "Loud" was the song that caught the attention of R.E.X. Records A&R Rep, Tyler Bacon and would eventually lead to the band being signed by the label. Tracks:
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Tastes Like Chicken - Sampler CD Released 1994 This sampler was released by Mootown Records which was the record label associated with the newspaper "Visions Of Gray." It included "I Should..." by Cain's Pain from their demo of the same name. Tracks: |
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I Should... Released Spring 1994 Under the name Cain's Pain, the band released this three song demo... their first ever. It was recorded by Ron Benner of Covington, GA at Dogwood Studios. Tracks:
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