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Mark "Barney" Greenway
- Real/full name:
- Mark Greenway
- Age:
- 51 (born Jul 13th, 1969)
- Place of origin:
- United Kingdom (Kettering, Northamptonshire, England)
- Gender:
- Male
Napalm Death
Vocals (1989-1996, 1997-present)
| 1990 | Harmony Corruption | Vocals, Lyrics (tracks 2, 5-11) |
| 1992 | Utopia Banished | Vocals |
| 1994 | Fear, Emptiness, Despair | Vocals |
| 1996 | Diatribes | Vocals (lead), Lyrics (tracks 3, 7, 9-12) |
| 1997 | Inside the Torn Apart | Vocals |
| 1998 | Words from the Exit Wound | Vocals |
| 2000 | Enemy of the Music Business | Vocals |
| 2002 | Order of the Leech | Vocals |
| 2005 | The Code Is Red... Long Live the Code | Vocals |
| 2006 | Smear Campaign | Vocals |
| 2009 | Time Waits for No Slave | Vocals (as "Barney") |
| 2012 | Utilitarian | Vocals |
| 2015 | Apex Predator - Easy Meat | Vocals |
| 2020 | Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism | Vocals |
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Benediction
Vocals (1989-1991)
| 1989 | The Dreams You Dread (Demo) | Vocals |
| 1990 | Blood, Pus & Gastric Juice / Confess All Goodness (Split) | Vocals |
| 1990 | Subconscious Terror | Vocals |
Colostomy
Vocals (1988)
Volbeat
| 2010 | Beyond Hell / Above Heaven | Vocals |
| 2013 | Outlaw Gentlemen & Shady Ladies | Vocals (track 4 (bonus track)) (as "Mark Greenway") |
| 2018 | Let's Boogie! Live from Telia Parken (Live album) | Vocals (track 17) (as "Barney Greenway") |
| Added by: Alhadis | Modified by: AndromedaVessel |
| Added on: 2011-04-09 10:10:29 | Last modified on: 2020-10-06 20:28:17 |
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Biography
Mark Greenway is best known as the lead vocalist for grindcore band, Napalm Death.Trivia
Is a progressive metal fan. He has joined Dream Theater on stage at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club and performed vocals on Metallica's "Damage, Inc.". That night Dream Theater performed covers only, some of them with guests (even from the original bands covered in certain cases, like Marillion and Yes).He has also reviewed progressive metal bands and albums for the British rock magazine Kerrang!, ...