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Mark Boals
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Vocals (1985-1987)
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See also:
Holy Force, Iron Mask, Joshua Perahia, Lyraka, Mark Boals, Ring of Fire, Seven the Hardway, The Codex, ex-Empire, ex-Maestro Alex Gregory, ex-Royal Hunt |
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Bob Daisley
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Bass (1988)
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See also:
Planet Alliance, Stream, ex-Black Sabbath, ex-Ozzy Osbourne, ex-Rainbow, ex-Dio (live), ex-Chicken Shack, ex-Gary Moore, ex-Kahvas Jute, ex-Mecca, ex-Mungo Jerry, ex-Uriah Heep, ex-Widowmaker |
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Göran Edman
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Vocals (1990-1992)
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See also:
Jayce Landberg, Richard Andersson, Shadrane, Signum Regis, Time Requiem, Vindictiv, Xsavior, ex-Johansson, ex-Madison, ex-Crash the System, ex-Brazen Abbot |
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Mike Terrana
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Drums (1993-1994)
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Axel Rudi Pell, Downhell, Emir Hot, Empire, Masterplan, Mike Terrana, Razorback, Tarja, Victor Smolski, Zillion, Roland Grapow, ex-Hanover Fist, ex-Zillion, ex-Artension, ex-John West, ex-Kiko Loureiro, ex-Not Fragile, ex-Rage, ex-Savage Circus, ex-Squealer, ex-Gamma Ray (live), ex-Iron Mask (live), ex-Metalium |
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Michael Vescera
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Vocals (1993-1996)
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Fatal Force, Michael Vescera, Obsession, Safe Haven, Stygia, Roland Grapow, ex-MVP, ex-Palace of Black, ex-The Reign of Terror, Animetal USA, ex-Dr. Sin, ex-Killing Machine, ex-Loudness |
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Cozy Powell
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Drums (1997)
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(R.I.P. 1998) See also:
ex-Black Sabbath, ex-Tony Martin, ex-Rainbow, ex-Cozy Powell's Hammer, ex-Emerson, Lake & Powell, ex-Graham Bonnet & The Hooligans, ex-Jeff Beck's Group, ex-Michael Schenker Group, ex-Phenomena, ex-Whitesnake |
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Mats Levén
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Vocals (1997-1998)
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See also:
Amaseffer, Cem Köksal, Jupiter Society, Krux, ex-Abstrakt Algebra, ex-Southpaw, ex-Adagio, ex-At Vance, ex-Candlemass, ex-Fatal Force, ex-Sabbtail, ex-Firewind (live), ex-Therion (live), ex-AB/CD, ex-Capricorn, ex-Swedish Erotica, ex-Treat |
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John Macaluso
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Drums (1999-2001)
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Chris Caffery, Fool's Game, HolyHell, John Macaluso & Union Radio, Masterlast, MCM, Stygia, ex-Ark, ex-Jørn, ex-Magni Animi Viri, ex-Masi, ex-Powermad, ex-Riot, ex-TNT, ex-Holy Mother, ex-Mullmuzzler |
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Derek Sherinian
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Keyboards (2001-2002, 2003-2004, 2006-2007)
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Derek Sherinian, Jughead, Planet X, Theodore Ziras, ex-Platypus, ex-All Too Human, ex-Dream Theater, ex-Explorers Club, ex-Alice Cooper |
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Tommy Aldridge
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Drums
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ex-Hear 'n Aid, ex-M.A.R.S., ex-Motörhead, ex-Oliver Weers, ex-Ozzy Osbourne, ex-Patrick Rondat, ex-Thin Lizzy, ex-Vinnie Moore, ex-Black Oak Arkansas, ex-Gary Moore, ex-House of Lords, ex-Manic Eden, ex-Pat Travers Band, ex-Whitesnake |
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Jørn Lande
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Vocals (1999)
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Allen / Lande, Jørn, Masterplan, Avantasia (live), ex-Mundanus Imperium, ex-Beyond Twilight, ex-Millenium, ex-Wild Willy's Gang, ex-Ark, ex-The Snakes, ex-Vagabond |
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Yngwie Malmsteen's instrumental "Eclipse" has been used for a Wrestler named Akira Taue with a promotion called All Japan Pro Wrestling and now Pro Wrestling NOAH.