Livesay to release compilation album ‘Chronicles’ via RFL Records on September 14th
Livesay to release compilation album ‘Chronicles’ via RFL Records on September 14th
Livesay featuring band founder and guitarist Gregg Livesay, singer Mike Gill, bassist Rich Andrews and keyboardist Tony Stahl are releasing a compilation album titled Chronicles via RFL Records on September 14, 2018. The group was formed back in 1991 and has released four studio albums consisting of Livesay (1996), Darkest Hour (2000), Awaken The Giant (2010) and Frozen Hell (2016).
Track List for Chronicles:
01. Live & Let Rock (unreleased)
02. Fallen Nights (unreleased)
03. Red Room (from Livesay)
04. Evil Eyes (from Livesay)
05. No Way Out (from Livesay)
06. Under The Table (from Livesay)
07. Darkest Hour (from Darkest Hour)
08. Love N’ Chains (from Darkest Hour)
09. You Won’t See Me Fall (from Darkest Hour)
10. Awaken The Giant (from Awaken The Giant)
11. The Burning Times (from Awaken The Giant)
12. Aphasia (from Awaken The Giant)
13. International Man (new song)
In an interview with All That Shreds back in June 2018, Gregg Livesay spoke about whether there is any extra pressure to having the band named after his last name. Gregg stated: “Yes, I’ll tell you something. When I started this band, I didn’t want to call it my last name, I refused. The guys that were in the band at the time, they said, why don’t we just call it by your last name since it’s your band? I said, absolutely not. I said that’s going to make me look like a real egotistical jerk and I’m not like that. We all wrote down different names and put them in a hat and we drew out a name and we said, okay, this is going to be the name of the band. That lasted about maybe two or three days. And then each guy called me one at a time and said, you know, I’ve been thinking about it, I’m really not hot for that name. I think we should just call it your last name. One by one, they all said that to me. So when I got back to the next practice, I said, ‘Okay, I’ll do it, but if I start to get any flack about this, I swear to God it’s gone’.”