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Powerman 5000 - Anyone For Doomsday 2001

2009-10-05 - extension: rar - size: 42 MB

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Powerman 5000 - Anyone For Doomsday

2009-07-16 - extension: rar - size: 45 MB

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PM5K-AFD

2009-06-14 - extension: rar - size: 57 MB

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Powerman 5000 - Danger Is Go!
"Danger Is Go!" by Powerman 5000 off of their unreleased album Anyone For Doomsday?.

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Powerman 5000 - Relax.
Alternative Name: PM5K Genre: Rock Active: '90s, 2000s Major Members: Spider, Siggy Sjursen, (More) Alternative Name: PM5K Genre: Rock Active: '90s, 2000s Major Members: Spider, Siggy Sjursen, Adrian Ost, Al Pahanish, Dorian Heartsong, Johnny Heatley Biography Helmed by vocalist Spider (aka Michael Cummings, also know as Spider One or MC Spider, the younger brother of Rob Zombie), the Boston-based underground electro-metal band Powerman 5000 earned a popular cult following along the East Coast with the release of their 1994 indie debut EP, True Force, and 1995's LP The Blood Splat Rating System, the latter of which appeared on Conscience Records. Two years later, the band moved to Dreamworks (and relocated to Los Angeles), where they released a revamped version of their debut as Mega!! Kung Fu Radio. Touring with the likes of Marilyn Manson and Korn, as well as a stint on Ozzfest, expanded their fan base and led up to Powerman 5000's 1997 science fiction-esque follow-up, Tonight the Stars Revolt! During shows and promos for the album, the band was often found sporting spacesuits and other sci-fi paraphernalia. The record went platinum, helped in part by the success of singles "When Worlds Collide" and "Nobody's Real" on MTV. The halted release of a since aborted album entitled Anyone for Doomsday? signaled the departure of longtime bassist Dorian Heartsong (aka Dorian 27) and drummer Al Pahanish (aka Al 3) in early November of 2001. A year later, drummer Adrian Ost (aka Ad7) was added to the group; bassist Siggy Sjursen joined 40 auditions later before 2002 came to a close. Powerman 5000, including Spider and longtime guitarists Adam Williams (aka Adam 12) and Mike Tempesta (aka M.33), was then back in full effect. Transform, their fourth album, marked the band's new more punk-inspired, less industrial sound and new lineup when it was released in spring 2003. It debuted at number 25 on the Billboard charts and produced a hit in the song "Free," though Dreamworks dissolved in the middle of the album's promotion. A rarities collection appeared in 2004 on Spider's own Megatronic label; more lineup changes would occur before the eventual release of the band's fifth full-length. Williams and Tempesta exited to be replaced on guitar by Johnny Heatley and ex-Alien Ant Farm's Terry Corso. Powerman 5000 inked a deal with DRT Entertainment in spring 2006, and Destroy What You Enjoy surfaced that August. Subsequent tour dates through fall were played. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide (Less)

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