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Holes was a popular Greek rock band from Naples Thessaloniki. The particular sound, derived from the basic features of the core of the band, namely the recognizable vocals and lyrics of singer John Angelakas and by the peculiar compositions of bassist George Karra, inspired many bands of their era and earned him a place in the pantheon of quality and most commercially successful Greek-rock shapes.
A brief history of the band Started in 1983 with George Karras and John Angelakas to write music with Greek lyrics and influences from punk and alternative rock. The first self-titled album was recorded in the studio with sound engineer Agrotikon Nikos Papazoglou. Released in 1985 and the song became a hit Wandering Soul fans of Greek rock. In 1987, after having been disturbed relationships with their record company record their second album Party on the 13th floor with borrowed money from his friend Spiros Vedoura. Then after the meeting with John Jones and the contract with the company Virgin. Frequent live performances in the first Thessaloniki to Athens and later introduced them as a dynamic emerging band with good stage presence and an audience that followed them everywhere. The band gained nationwide fame in the '90s after the release of the third album Holes in Heaven. During the same decade, followed by first appearances abroad, playing in the international festival of Belfort, France, London and Manchester. The decisive fourth album Nine Songs Paid music made known to the general public. By then the verse had become more personal and music production perfected. The band had become known throughout Greece despite absenteeism media such as television, radio and magazines, with few exceptions. In April 1993 the album was recorded too great and nothing is experimental music of George Karras lyrics by John Angelakas. In this album, George Karras who is the main composer of the band expresses his searches and other types of music except rock and not afraid to use instruments like the accordion, cello, double bass, violin and synthesizer to achieve a musical result hints at picture. It is no coincidence that shortly after the release of the album was used for the soundtrack Greek film. Released on vinyl and later released on CD when added four tracks from the music that made the holes for the movie The Time to Kill [1] director Nikos Secretary. In 1994 the Club Rodon record the live album Monkey Keep the show with this album that has some songs on acoustic instruments with performance closes the first creative period of the band. In 1996 they recorded head full of gold then opens a new cycle and a new creative period. The process stops after the last album released in 1999 that in the night of Others. The band dissolved at its best in 2001 following the decision of all members as well as he said the Angels "when we stopped to look at the clock in rehearsals" meaning that they had simply had enough. Members Founding John Angelakas - Vocals George Karras - Bass Michael Kanatidis - Guitar Floroskoufis Costas - Drums Final shape John Angelakas - Vocals George Karras - Bass Babis Papadopoulos - Guitar George Tolias - Drums Asclepius Zambetas - Guitar Session musicians Oriole Florida - Saxophone George Christianakis - Buttons Discography Holes (1985) Party at the 13th Floor (1987) Holes in Heaven (1990) Paid Nine Songs (1993) Keep the show Monkey (1994) Head Full of Gold (1996) Within the Other Night (1999) 1985-2000: A Journey That Never Ends (2002) (Collection, 3 CD and VCD) Personal discography [Edit] Lovely nothing (George Karras, John Angelakas, George Christianakis) This album was recorded in April 1993 in Thessaloniki and experimental music of George Karras lyrics by John Angelakas. The recording involved George Christianakis keys, piano, percussion who did the production, Hercules Vavatsikas accordion, bandoneon, guitar Babis Papadopoulos, George Tolios drums, Eugene citizen bass, Apostle Chandrakis cello and violin Dimitris Chandrakis. Released on vinyl and later released on CD when added four tracks from the music that made the holes for the film 'The Time to Kill "by Nikos Secretary. Temple (George Christianakis) The Doorman (George Christianakis. Participate Babis Papadopoulos, Yannis Angelakas) Weird Tales (George Christianakis. Participates Babis Papadopoulos) Soil and Water (John Angelakas, George Christianakis Asclepius Zambetas) The Loser Takes All (music for the film The loser takes all of Nikos Nikolaidis by John Angelakas) F.L.O.R.O. II (Babis Papadopoulos duet with saxophonist Floros Florida) The breaths of the Wolves (John Angelakas, Nick Veliotis) From now on Over (John Angelakas and Guests. Participates George Christianakis) Soul Deep. The soundtrack of the movie Soul Deep by Pantelis Voulgaris (John Angelakas) Interests The Mushrooms, Taste of, LP, Pegasus, PEG002 (Asclepius participated Zambetas) Act Up - In this, Nika (collection) Stories For Rock stars (collection) Sounds of Winter (collection) Come on Guys and Good Luck (collection) Love gerakaris (disc Thanasis Papakonstantinou. Participates Babis Papadopoulos) Hoarse Prophet (disc Thanasis Papakonstantinou. Participate John Aggelakas and Babis Papadopoulos) Bibliography "Nine Songs Paid" AA Publishing Livani, 1999 (ISBN 960-14-0000-1) "Head Full of Gold" AA Publishing Livani, 2000 (ISBN 960-14-0148-2) "For the heart of a beast, 1985-2000" Publisher AA Livani, 2001 (ISBN 960-14-0386-8) Poetry collections of John Angelakas [Edit] "Shawls, half-truths and hole Lyrics" AA Publishing Livani, 1995 (ISBN 960-236-585-4) "How Dare and nostalgia, Tsoglane?" AA Publishing Livani, 1999 (ISBN 960-14-0065-6)      Sharing Widget |
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