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Disciple: Brad Noah (guitars); Joey Fife (bass guitar); Kevin Young, Tim Barrett.Personnel: Kevin Young (vocals); Brad Noah (guitar); Tim Barrett (drums); Mike Dearing (percus...Read more
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disciple scars remain
by:dengle51
alot of beat good rock band. My hell 3. is good one purpose to melody 10. is good song. Alot hard hitting drums nice guitar sonds. alot yelling most of the songs. ok with me. ...Read more
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Hard Rock Monster
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This has it all for a hard rock CD. Chrunching guitars hammering drums and gut wrenching vocals on most of thr tracks - throw in a power ballad (for radio air play) and a try ...Read more

Scars Remain by Disciple (CD, Nov-2006, Columbia (USA))

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Album Features
UPC:828768892022
Artist:Disciple
Format:CD
Release Year:2006
Record Label:Columbia (USA)
Genre:Hard Rock, Rock & Pop

Track Listing
1. Regime Change
2. Love Hate (On and On)
3. My Hell
4. Scars Remain
5. Game On
6. Someone
7. After the World
8. Dive
9. Fight for Love
10. Purpose to Melody
11. No End at All

Details
Producer:Travis Wyrick
Distributor:Sony Music Distribution (
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Disciple: Brad Noah (guitars); Joey Fife (bass guitar); Kevin Young, Tim Barrett.Personnel: Kevin Young (vocals); Brad Noah (guitar); Tim Barrett (drums); Mike Dearing (percussion); Travis Wyrick (programming).Audio Mixer: Joe Barresi.Recording information: Lakeside Studios, Knoxville, TN.Photographer: Dave Hill .After a decade of self-produced indie efforts, Christian Metal quartet Disciple made their major-label debut in 2005. A year later, Kevin Young, Brad Noah, Joey Fife, and Tim Barrett returned with a heavier sound and more aggressive screamo-styled approach for the follow-up, SCARS REMAIN. As befitting a devout band, however, Disciple also shows a softer side on the acoustic ballads "No End At All" and "After the World."

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disciple scars remain

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alot of beat good rock band. My hell 3. is good one purpose to melody 10. is good song. Alot hard hitting drums nice guitar sonds. alot yelling most of the songs. ok with me. Most of songs i like game on. good for hard rock fan. or christian band which they are. Rock on.
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Hard Rock Monster

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This has it all for a hard rock CD. Chrunching guitars hammering drums and gut wrenching vocals on most of thr tracks - throw in a power ballad (for radio air play) and a try at rapcore and you have a great CD.
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Disciple- Scars Remain

Created: 05/10/07
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This cd is awsome. I really like all the Disciple cd's but this one is by far there best one. The reason I like it so much is that it has heavy and slower songs. Also I use to listen to Disturbed a lot and once I got into the Christian music I got rid of all my Cd's. The first song on this cd reminds me alot of the sound of Disturbed and that is why I bought it .

If you have not heard of the groups Pillar, Skillet, and Thousand foot krutch they are also very awsome heavy christian bands. Also Kutless, not as heavy but very awsome.
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Great CD with a hidden surprise..................

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Was searching i-tunes for an artist I had used ' shazam ' to identify on my i-phone. After I had done that it gave me a list of related artist's and Disciple was one of them, so I had a listen to their sound. Turns out I bought it. Awesome sound, great CD. If you are like me ( don't believe in religion ) then don't mention to your friends that this is a christian band and they will never know. I listen to music for it's sound and not because of who or what the artist is, for example I don't endorse what Marilyn Manson does, but some of his messages and his sound is great, Adam Lambert is ( apparently ) gay - I'm not, but I like his music ! Hope this helps, the bottom line is for you to have a listen to Disciple if you like it you do, if you don't you don't.
Simple really!!!
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