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Artist: The Kings Machine

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CD Title: A State of Mind

 

Category: Progressive Metal

Year: 1995

Label: Nightmare Records

Catalog Number: 19964

Personnel

Lance King lead and backing vocals
Dave Barilla lead rhythm and acoustic guitar
Brian Waterman drums, percussion, backing vocals
Brian Hollenbeck 4 and 5 string bass, backing vocals, keyboards

Tracks

1.	Time for a Change	3:39
2.	Momma (Hard to Say Goodbye)	4:53
3.	Fear	5:02
4.	Crave the Dirt	4:11
5.	Sailing Through the Doorway	5:54
6.	Sabertooth Youth	3:56
7.	Self Destruction	4:25
8.	Keep on Running (For My Life)	4:05
9.	21 Gun Salute	3:21
10.	Money	5:38
Total Running Time:		45:04

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Existing comments about this CD

From: T-BONE

Date: September 12, 2002 at 20:27

Lance King once again utilizing his wide vocal range. After leaving Gemini, He formed this band with Dave Barilla. Musically they are a cross between Queensryche and Alice In Chains. Lance later joined Balance Of Power and is currently their lead singer. Ex lead vocalist Tony Ritchie took over on Bass. This CD has very good production. Sometimes a little overboard with the effects, but still worth a listen.

From: raven	Date: November 15, 2002 at 23:52
What can ya say? Lance is an amazing vocalist and good song writer, just 18 months behind from setting the trend as opposed to following it.

From: theronz96

Date: November 5, 2003 at 20:57

Lance King was behind the times way back in 1986. He's only now about a decade behind. 7th Heaven wanna be? Even they knew enough to leave town about 13 YEARS AGO!!!! By the way, Lance opened a show for us back in 95' at the Fine Line, he and his band were the most untalented,egotistical,uneducated fucks I have ever met, or heard. My little sister wouldn't give this band the time of day. Todd Lund is the greatest guitar player ever!!!! He must've been high to join King's Machine. He'll grow up.

From: T-Bone	Date: November 6, 2003 at 6:47
And you or your band is featured on how many cd's or is still going strong today? Case Closed

From: Steve	Date: June 16, 2004 at 19:37
I just saw this cd in the store but it says that Mike Vescera is the vocalist. What the story? Who's actually singigng on the CD Lance or Michael???

From: metalmastermusic	Date: July 7, 2008 at 8:20
Don't waste your cash on this one....friends don't let friends buy bad music. This just did absolutely nothing for me. Balance of Power is a 15 out of 10 compared to this album. 30/100

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