Style: Power Syphonic Metal     Year of birth: 1991    Country: USA   Views: 15612. Updated: 30 December, 2007 by 1
    Biography of BandThomas Youngblood and drummer Richard Warner founded Kamelot in Tampa, Florida back in 1991. 
 
 In 1994 the band signed a deal with Noise Records, and the release of the debut Eternity followed in August of the next year. Press praised the album as one of most promising debuts of all time. 
 
 In 1996 the successor Dominion hit the stores, an opus that was even more diverse and varied than the debut. 
 
 Then in 1997, drummer Warner as well as singer Mark Vanderbilt had to be replaced. Kamelot found more than just mere replacements in Casey Grillo and former Conception singer Khan, who had already joined the band during the production of the third album Siege Perilous. The new line-up undertook an extensive tour of Europe during the fall of the same year only to return to the ´Gate Studio` in Wolfsburg twelve months later to produce the fourth studio effort The Fourth Legacy. 
 
 The summer of 2000 brought the ´New Allegiance Tour` through Germany, Austria, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Greece and Spain during which the recordings for Kamelot´s first live album The Expedition were made. Only a few months later the band presented their fifth album entitled Karma, which took Khan, Youngblood, Grillo and Barry on yet another European tour. 
 
 Now the new opus Epica follows seamlessly; here Kamelot combines all the fortes of the previous productions with new ideas and majestic sounds. |   
    Members of Kamelot
     Current Members: Roy Khantatat. In Band at: 1997 - . Role: Vocals  Side projects: Conception,  Crest Of Darkness Thomas Youngblood (Founder). In Band at: 1991 - . Role: Guitars  Side projects: Ian Parry, The Consortium Project Casey Grillo. In Band at: 1997 - . Role: Drums  Side projects: Ian Parry, Sequel Glenn Barry. In Band at: 1995 - . Role: Bass  Side projects: Hemlock Past Members: Richard Warner (Founder). Period: 1991 - 1997. Role: Drums  Mark Vanderbilt. Period: 1991 - 1997. Role: Vocals  Side projects: Monarque David Pavlicko. Period: 1995 - 1998. Role: Keyboards  Gunter Werno.  Role: Keyboards  |  
 DiscographyDemo: 1991 demo (1991) Tracklist. Lineup: Mark Vanderbilt - Vocals, Thom Youngblood - Guitars, Sean Christians - Bass, Richard Warner - Drums CD: Eternity (1996) Studio: Morrisound Studios.  Tracklist. Lineup: Mark Vanderbilt - Vocals, Thomas Youngblood - Guitars (lead, rythm and acoustic), Glenn Barry - Bass, Richard Warner - Drums, David Pavlicko - Keyboards, Todd Plant, Leroy Meyers - Additional Backing Vocals, Howard Helm - Additional Keyboards CD: Dominion (1997) Studio: Morrisound Studios.  Tracklist. Lineup: Mark Vanderbilt - Vocals, Thomas Youngblood - uitars (lead, rythm and acoustic), Glenn Barry - Bass, Richard Warner - Drums, David Pavlicko - Keyboards CD: Siege Perilous (1998) Studio: Morrisound Studios.  Tracklist. Lineup: Roy Khan - Vocals, Thomas Youngblood - Guitars, Backing vocals, Glenn Barry - Bass, Casey Grillo - Drums, David Pavlic - Keyboards CD: The Fourth Legacy (2000) Studio: Gate / Pathway Sound.  Tracklist. Lineup: Roy Khan - Vocals, Thomas Youngblood - Guitars, Backing vocals, Glenn Barry - Bass, Casey Grillo - Drums Comment: Guest Musicians:
 Miro: 
 All Keyboards and orchestral arrangements
 Thomas Rettke: 
 Background Vox on "Nights of Arabia" , "Until Kingdom Come" & "Alexandria"
 Dirk Buirneberg and Robert Hunecke-Rizzo: 
 Additional Drums
 Sascha Paeth: 
 Additional Guitars
 Rannveig Sif Sigurdardóttir: 
 female voice on "A Sailorman's Hymn"
 Cinzia Rizzo: 
 female voice on "Nights of Arabia"
 Farouk Asjadi: 
 flute & additional percussion on "Desert Reign"
 D-bass on "Nights of Arabia" by Andre Neygenfind
 Strings sections by Fallersleben String Quartet
 Flute by Simon McTavish Live CD: The Expedition (2000) Studio: Recorded by Sascha Paeth from concerts in Germany and Greece.  Tracklist. Lineup: Roy Khan - Vocals, Thomas Youngblood - Guitars, Backing vocals, Glenn Barry - Bass, Casey Grillo - Drums, Gunter Werno - Guest keyboards CD: Karma (2001) Studio: Gate Studio, Wolfsburg, Germany and Pathway Sound Studios, W.  Tracklist. Lineup: Roy Khan - Vocals, Thomas Youngblood - Guitars, Backing vocals, Glenn Barry - Bass, Casey Grillo - Drums Comment: Guest musicians :
 Miro:
 Keyboards, Orchestral arrangements
 Sascha Paeth:
 additional guitars
 Farouk Asjadi:
 shakuhachi
 Liv Nina Mosven:
 opera vocals on "Requiem" and "Fall From Grace"
 Background Vocals:
 Olaf Hayer, Cinzia Rizzo, Robert Hunecke-Rizzo, Miro
 String Quartet:
 Tobias Rempe - 1st violin
 Corinna Guthmann - 2nd violin
 Marie-Theres Stumpf - viola
 Patrick Sepec - cello CD: Epica (2003) Studio: Gate Studio.  Tracklist. Lineup: Roy Khan - Vocals, Thomas Youngblood - Guitars, B. Vocals, Glenn Barry - Bass, Casey Grillo - Drums Comment: Guest Musicians : 
 Miro - Keyboards and Orchestral arrangements 
 Mari - female vocals 
 Sascha Paeth - additional guitars 
 Luca Turilli - solo guitar 1 on Descent 
 Gunter Werno- Keyboards 
 Jan P. Ringvold - Keyboards 
 Choirs vocalists - Robert Hunecke-Rizzo, Cinzia Rizzo, Annie, Herbie Langhans 
 Fabricio Alejandro - bandeneón on Lost & Damned 
 Rodenberg Symphony - various 
 Olaf Reitmeier - acoustic bass on The Coldest Winter Night 
 Robert Huneckke Rizzo - jembe on The Coldest Winter Night 
 John Wilton - Master of Ceremonies on At the Banquet, and River Spirit in Helena's Theme 
 Andre Neygenfind - D-bass On The Coldest Winter Night 
 Thomas Youngblood - Additional background vocals.
 
 A concept album built around the book "Faust", by J. W. Von Goethe The limited and enhanced digipack CD includes the bonus track "Snow" (4:22).
 The Japanese version of this album contains the bonus track 'Like the Shadows'. |  
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