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Memento
Circolo Magnolia
Via Circonvallazione Idroscalo 41
May 25, 2024
4:00 PM GMT+2
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Il prestigio di un locale non si calcola da quanti metri dista da Piazza Duomo. Anzi, chi andasse a cercare nel cosiddetto centro un posto dove bere qualcosa e ascoltare ...
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Memento Biography
There are at least two bands named Memento:
1. An Australian alternative metal band.
2. A Serbian alternative rock band from Belgrade.
Further information:
1) Formed in 2001, Memento was comprised of Australian natives in vocalist/keyboardist Justin Stewart Cotta, guitarist Space, bassist Leighton Kearns, and American drummer Steve Clark.
The band released their debut album Beginnings on February 25, 2003. Two singles were released from the album in "Nothing Sacred" and "Saviour", and a music video for "Coming" was produced as well. Both "Nothing Sacred" and "Saviour" made a moderate impact on the US mainstream rock charts. Memento was also part of the 2003 Ozzfest tour as a rotating second stage act.
Due to personal conflicts amongst the band members, as well as record label issues, the band was dissolved in late 2004.
Read More1. An Australian alternative metal band.
2. A Serbian alternative rock band from Belgrade.
Further information:
1) Formed in 2001, Memento was comprised of Australian natives in vocalist/keyboardist Justin Stewart Cotta, guitarist Space, bassist Leighton Kearns, and American drummer Steve Clark.
The band released their debut album Beginnings on February 25, 2003. Two singles were released from the album in "Nothing Sacred" and "Saviour", and a music video for "Coming" was produced as well. Both "Nothing Sacred" and "Saviour" made a moderate impact on the US mainstream rock charts. Memento was also part of the 2003 Ozzfest tour as a rotating second stage act.
Due to personal conflicts amongst the band members, as well as record label issues, the band was dissolved in late 2004.
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