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[[File:250px-Godsmack_8014.jpg|frame|From left to right: Robbie Merrill, Sully Erna, [[My Friends and Zoidberg|Criss Angel]], Shannon Larkin, Tony Rombola]] |
[[File:250px-Godsmack_8014.jpg|frame|From left to right: Robbie Merrill, Sully Erna, [[My Friends and Zoidberg|Criss Angel]], Shannon Larkin, Tony Rombola]] |
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* Sully Erna: lead vocals, rhythm guitar, keyboards, drums, percussion, harmonica (1995–present) |
* Sully Erna: lead vocals, rhythm guitar, keyboards, drums, percussion, harmonica (1995–present) |
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Influences: |
Influences: |
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* [[Alice in Chains]] |
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*[[Alice in Chains]], [[Black Sabbath]], [[Led Zeppelin]], [[Aerosmith]], [[Judas Priest]], [[Pantera]], [[Metallica]], [[Rush]] |
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* [[Black Sabbath]] |
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* [[Led Zeppelin]] |
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* [[Aerosmith]] |
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* [[Judas Priest]] |
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* [[Pantera]] |
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* [[Metallica]] |
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* [[Rush]] |
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=== Albums === |
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* 1998: Godsmack |
* 1998: Godsmack |
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* 2000: Awake |
* 2000: Awake |
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* 2010: The Oracle |
* 2010: The Oracle |
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=== Godsmack demonstrates the following tropes: === |
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== The band members themselves/live performance == |
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== Lyrics/Themes/Concepts == |
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* [[Cover Version]]: "[[Black Sabbath|Sweet Leaf]]" |
* [[Cover Version]]: "[[Black Sabbath|Sweet Leaf]]" |
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** The drum solo from their live album contains portions of [[Rush|YYZ]], [[Aerosmith|Walk This Way]], [[Led Zeppelin|Moby Dick]], and [[Rush|Tom Sawyer]]. |
** The drum solo from their live album contains portions of [[Rush|YYZ]], [[Aerosmith|Walk This Way]], [[Led Zeppelin|Moby Dick]], and [[Rush|Tom Sawyer]]. |
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** "Why" is exclusive to the ''Any Given Sunday'' soundtrack. |
** "Why" is exclusive to the ''Any Given Sunday'' soundtrack. |
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** Same with "Bring It On", for the ''Madden NFL '06'' video game soundtrack. |
** Same with "Bring It On", for the ''Madden NFL '06'' video game soundtrack. |
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== Music/Music referential == |
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* [[Hard Rock]] |
* [[Hard Rock]] |
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* [[Heavy Metal]] |
* [[Heavy Metal]] |
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== Music Videos == |
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* [[Hollywood Voodoo]]: "Voodoo" |
* [[Hollywood Voodoo]]: "Voodoo" |
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** Sully Erna is actually a Wiccan and what looks like a Wiccan ritual is performed in the video. |
** Sully Erna is actually a Wiccan and what looks like a Wiccan ritual is performed in the video. |
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Revision as of 15:00, 1 August 2017
Godsmack is a Alternative Metal and Hard Rock band consisting of:
- Sully Erna: lead vocals, rhythm guitar, keyboards, drums, percussion, harmonica (1995–present)
- Tony Rombola: lead guitar, backing vocals (1997–present)
- Robbie Merrill: bass, (1995–present)
- Shannon Larkin: drums, percussion (2002–present)
Erna was a drummer since the age of 3, and wanted to form a new band in which he would sing rather than play drums, resulting in this band. The name is partly inspired by Alice in Chains' song "God Smack", as well as an In-Joke about someone with a cold sore on his lip. After independently releasing an album and becoming a live favorite, the band signed to Republic/Universal and released their professionally-produced Self-Titled Album (a remastered and restructured version of their debut).
Influences:
Discography:
- 1998: Godsmack
- 2000: Awake
- 2003: Faceless
- 2006: IV
- 2010: The Oracle
Godsmack provides examples of the following tropes:
- Alternative Metal
- Cover Version: "Sweet Leaf"
- The drum solo from their live album contains portions of YYZ, Walk This Way, Moby Dick, and Tom Sawyer.
- Movie Bonus Song:
- "Why" is exclusive to the Any Given Sunday soundtrack.
- Same with "Bring It On", for the Madden NFL '06 video game soundtrack.
- Hard Rock
- Heavy Metal
- Hollywood Voodoo: "Voodoo"
- Sully Erna is actually a Wiccan and what looks like a Wiccan ritual is performed in the video.
- Mohs Scale of Rock and Metal Hardness: Around a 7. They occasionally have softer music, which is in the 4 range.
- Take That: "Cryin' Like a Bitch" is directed at Nikki Sixx, after Cruefest II.
- The Alcoholic: "Whiskey Hangover"