I love how the both, tranquil, animated mind moving, and serenity peace empowerment, and connect to justice heavy music rock show-progression, and unchained pain take away of Evanescence is a genuine delight. The magnitude of the musical brilliance is as a pictorial picture show, lingering: delight never still to righteous break-away rightfully this is soulful following that let's loose in its vivid motion so craft brilliant musical; this of re-defining, refining, and moving through endless out-lets out of shadows in my own route to become a professional singer with this inspire I feel I will. The magical vibe of Amy Lee is a major inspire which show's of everything magnificent from natural nature to peace revelation dimension's in this life of love for saturation of the best music. And her music is as a sublime idea catcher's following I gentle love to saturate my-self with as the soft, meaningful and noble proceed to the heavy rock n beat of well-character breakaway from what's in the way pushes away righteous and leaves me speechless, breathless, and following with her as my life and musical hero. My Paramount music following Evanescence is. Amy Lee is my meaningful role model, inspiring my own hone of statements relevant to the lovable nature of Music Essence, for that is truth, harmony, the core of the use of the person's voice is noble use of the kind magical "rise above" then to mighty stand with triumph which are origin's of the truthful honest gentle "strong magical core"; this is as "Essence-As-Ever " at the lover of equality, peace, "UNITY" Life. With strong origin's truth's the truth of the common person empowering: I love this Amy Lee music.....
THANKS FOR THUMB'S UPPING AMY LEE: SOUND ASLEEP EP ENDLESS GENTLE RELEVANT, SOOTHE ORIENTATION, CALM THERAPEUTIC BEAUTIFUL MELODRAMATIC, I LOVE AMY LEE MUSIC WITH SMILE SMILEY ORIENTATION, BEAUTIFUL.
"Whisper" e "Understanding" com linhas muito próximas da música gótica e do Doom. Não conhecia essas versões! Understanding cheia de momentos melancólicos, bumbos duplo, passagens atmosféricas... Realmente muito boas!
Would love to hear her story and meaning behind every song but can't find a full documentary. Ì know she speaks of some. But many more. Especially if there are religious condensations bathing some lyrics as I heard they were a religious band at first.
No they weren't. They said their music was for whatever interpretation but they were never a religious band. That's why Ben wears the collar in the Going Under video because he was so tired of that question. He was making fun of it. If you search for a message board called EvThreads you can find most your answers there. That site used to be called EvBoard and Amy used to frequent it waaaaay back in 03/04/05. Those were the glory days.
@@callacoberly5629 actually Ben was the religious one. He was the reason (and the religious drummer) that the band was originally promoted by the label in the Christian market, he gave a Pre-Fallen interview talking about God and how the band was for God, and thanking and quoting the Bible in Fallen's liner notes. Amy was the one who never wanted that but had to suck it up, and Ben later in a Fallen interview did an about face, cursing and ranting about being promoted in the Christian market.
DK: How did you go from being a teenager who started writing songs, to becoming a member of Evanescence and helping to write their hits? Hodges: The band-Amy (Lee) and Ben (Moody)-are both from Little Rock as well. I met Ben the summer of 1998, and we hung out together. I met his girlfriend, who was Amy at the time, and they were making some music together. Around then, I was doing my own singer/songwriter thing. I went to school in Nashville at Belmont University for a semester, and in that process, I became very disillusioned with the idea of being a singer/songwriter and making music by myself. And I remember talking to Ben about it. He was like, “Well maybe over this Christmas break, let’s try making music together.” And so we started writing songs together, and we just loved the process of it. Then a month later, I dropped out of college, flew back home to Little Rock and we started making music with Evanescence full-time. And about a year later, we got a record deal and moved out to L.A., and then it all happened from there.
....It was at the end of process-we had finished writing and recording the album, and we were up in New York having meetings. And they said, “Hey, we want to move on without you.” And looking back on it, it was definitely a hard season to deal with all that, and not knowing if the album was going to succeed. But at the same time, I was really glad to be in a headspace of making new music and thinking about different types of music. I remember listening to a lot of John Mayer and Jason Mraz at the time, and thinking I’d like to explore other types of music. they kicked him out on his bday too iirc
He's a pop-country guy and he was never an organic member, he was randomly brought in by Ben as a studio contributor five years after Amy and Ben had already made and recorded their music together. He was only there for a couple years. Ben then fired him before Fallen came out cause he realized he wasn't a good fit for Ev.
when i saw that first pic of amy looking up into the camera and david with his hands folded off to her right i thought david was ben and vice versa lol
@@xXLunatikxXlul uhh they’re still very popular, maybe not as much now as they were back then but they’re still very well known. Apart from touring all over the US, they also had international tours in Germany, England, Canada, Ukraine, and Japan. Even when they had all that drama back then, they still got a ton of publicity.
DK: At what point did you decide to leave Evanescence? Hodges: Actually the truth of the matter is, they kicked me out of the band. After I dropped out of college, Ben (Moody) and I had moved in together. We spent a year making a demo CD that we called Origin, which got us a record deal. Then we spent about two years living in L.A., the three of us together (with Amy Lee), writing & recording the Fallen album. And towards the end of that process, the three of us were pretty burned out on writing, plus the drama that comes with dealing with record labels, and having little money. We were wondering…are we going to get dropped (from the label), and is this really going to work? So my brain was kind of moving in other directions, thinking about other music and doing other things. And Ben & Amy wanted to continue on and keep going with it.
Hodges is a pop-country guy and he was never an organic member, he was brought in by Ben as a studio contributor five years after Amy and Ben had already made and recorded their music together. He was only there for a couple years.
@@Byzantish Pues no, sí es su completa escencia. Y siempre lo fue, lo ha sido y lo será hasta que ella misma decida acabar con ello. Am sorry for everybady 💅 pero el único que se atreve a decirlo soy yo y es la realidad.
Holy shit, 'Understanding' is another hidden gem.
One of favourite tracks from them.....and there are many.....
This takes me back to my hard middle school gothic days
Me too. I’m glad I had these but I don’t want them back haha
'Anywhere' is the most beautiful song I've ever heard.
In this EP?
@@lsadin2457 No
@@jimcramer5125 Where?
@@lsadin2457 "Origin"
@@komar1436 THX
This deserves more views.
Ascension of the Spirit is so beautiful
10:51 - Forgive Me ❤️
Thank YOU!❤🤘
I love how the both, tranquil, animated mind moving, and serenity peace empowerment, and connect to justice heavy music rock show-progression, and unchained pain take away of Evanescence is a genuine delight. The magnitude of the musical brilliance is as a pictorial picture show, lingering: delight never still to righteous break-away rightfully this is soulful following that let's loose in its vivid motion so craft brilliant musical; this of re-defining, refining, and moving through endless out-lets out of shadows in my own route to become a professional singer with this inspire I feel I will. The magical vibe of Amy Lee is a major inspire which show's of everything magnificent from natural nature to peace revelation dimension's in this life of love for saturation of the best music. And her music is as a sublime idea catcher's following I gentle love to saturate my-self with as the soft, meaningful and noble proceed to the heavy rock n beat of well-character breakaway from what's in the way pushes away righteous and leaves me speechless, breathless, and following with her as my life and musical hero. My Paramount music following Evanescence is.
Amy Lee is my meaningful role model, inspiring my own hone of statements relevant to the lovable nature of Music Essence, for that is truth, harmony, the core of the use of the person's voice is noble use of the kind magical "rise above" then to mighty stand with triumph which are origin's of the truthful honest gentle "strong magical core"; this is as "Essence-As-Ever " at the lover of equality, peace, "UNITY" Life. With strong origin's truth's the truth of the common person empowering: I love this Amy Lee music.....
THANKS FOR THUMB'S UPPING AMY LEE: SOUND ASLEEP EP ENDLESS GENTLE RELEVANT, SOOTHE ORIENTATION, CALM THERAPEUTIC BEAUTIFUL MELODRAMATIC, I LOVE AMY LEE MUSIC WITH SMILE SMILEY ORIENTATION, BEAUTIFUL.
DEEP EPIC EP! I LOVE IT!
"Whisper" e "Understanding" com linhas muito próximas da música gótica e do Doom. Não conhecia essas versões! Understanding cheia de momentos melancólicos, bumbos duplo, passagens atmosféricas... Realmente muito boas!
EV nos Eps tinha muita influencia de Doom mesmo no Origin que mudou e eles foram mais pro gotico.
Perfeição
Adore good old Ev songs❤
Would love to hear her story and meaning behind every song but can't find a full documentary. Ì know she speaks of some. But many more. Especially if there are religious condensations bathing some lyrics as I heard they were a religious band at first.
No they weren't. They said their music was for whatever interpretation but they were never a religious band. That's why Ben wears the collar in the Going Under video because he was so tired of that question. He was making fun of it. If you search for a message board called EvThreads you can find most your answers there. That site used to be called EvBoard and Amy used to frequent it waaaaay back in 03/04/05. Those were the glory days.
@@callacoberly5629 actually Ben was the religious one. He was the reason (and the religious drummer) that the band was originally promoted by the label in the Christian market, he gave a Pre-Fallen interview talking about God and how the band was for God, and thanking and quoting the Bible in Fallen's liner notes. Amy was the one who never wanted that but had to suck it up, and Ben later in a Fallen interview did an about face, cursing and ranting about being promoted in the Christian market.
DK: How did you go from being a teenager who started writing songs, to becoming a member of Evanescence and helping to write their hits?
Hodges: The band-Amy (Lee) and Ben (Moody)-are both from Little Rock as well. I met Ben the summer of 1998, and we hung out together. I met his girlfriend, who was Amy at the time, and they were making some music together. Around then, I was doing my own singer/songwriter thing. I went to school in Nashville at Belmont University for a semester, and in that process, I became very disillusioned with the idea of being a singer/songwriter and making music by myself. And I remember talking to Ben about it. He was like, “Well maybe over this Christmas break, let’s try making music together.” And so we started writing songs together, and we just loved the process of it. Then a month later, I dropped out of college, flew back home to Little Rock and we started making music with Evanescence full-time. And about a year later, we got a record deal and moved out to L.A., and then it all happened from there.
....It was at the end of process-we had finished writing and recording the album, and we were up in New York having meetings. And they said, “Hey, we want to move on without you.” And looking back on it, it was definitely a hard season to deal with all that, and not knowing if the album was going to succeed. But at the same time, I was really glad to be in a headspace of making new music and thinking about different types of music. I remember listening to a lot of John Mayer and Jason Mraz at the time, and thinking I’d like to explore other types of music.
they kicked him out on his bday too iirc
He's a pop-country guy and he was never an organic member, he was randomly brought in by Ben as a studio contributor five years after Amy and Ben had already made and recorded their music together. He was only there for a couple years. Ben then fired him before Fallen came out cause he realized he wasn't a good fit for Ev.
@@carpediemearth and yet the songs he worked on sound way better than much of anything that came later.
@@xondragrafia so true.
@@xondragrafiano you pleb
Omg the dialogue right before ascension of the spirit is honestly fucked up and very very sad. This whole EP is very good
❤ esto es maravilloso, l love Amy lee
Comments are among the last, I dont know why. Cannot explain, maybe they have it in for me.
✌🤘💖
Sketchy pre-Fallen Evanescence is just too much life omg This is a cult haha
Why is that the image the uploader put? This is EP was just by Amy and Ben.
06 / 12 / 2021 23:08 ❤️😢
when i saw that first pic of amy looking up into the camera and david with his hands folded off to her right i thought david was ben and vice versa lol
A band that never reached the heights they should have.
Um okay id do my research if I were you they are insanely popular selling out shows left and right
@@melissa-zt8tn they're popular, but nowhere as popular as they should be lol.
@@xXLunatikxXlul uhh they’re still very popular, maybe not as much now as they were back then but they’re still very well known.
Apart from touring all over the US, they also had international tours in Germany, England, Canada, Ukraine, and Japan.
Even when they had all that drama back then, they still got a ton of publicity.
pretty sure david contributed keys piano and bgvs on this seeing as how he joined them in early 99 iirc
Ben brought David in as a studio contributor in December 1999. He was around for a little over two years as a studio contributor.
Maryam37❤🖐
DK: At what point did you decide to leave Evanescence?
Hodges: Actually the truth of the matter is, they kicked me out of the band. After I dropped out of college, Ben (Moody) and I had moved in together. We spent a year making a demo CD that we called Origin, which got us a record deal. Then we spent about two years living in L.A., the three of us together (with Amy Lee), writing & recording the Fallen album. And towards the end of that process, the three of us were pretty burned out on writing, plus the drama that comes with dealing with record labels, and having little money. We were wondering…are we going to get dropped (from the label), and is this really going to work? So my brain was kind of moving in other directions, thinking about other music and doing other things. And Ben & Amy wanted to continue on and keep going with it.
dude r u tripping
Hodges is a pop-country guy and he was never an organic member, he was brought in by Ben as a studio contributor five years after Amy and Ben had already made and recorded their music together. He was only there for a couple years.
@@carpediemearth and yet the songs he worked on sound much better than most of anything that came after.
@@asloii_1749 he’s more than Trippin and doing a lot of exaggeration😆
@@xondragrafia that’s strictly a matter of opinion! to each his own
Sounds like evanescence
Because it is :/
the female linkin park
I can't say the same, it's so different
Cringe
No
The recod Label tried to make that happen, but Evanescence was so much more.
The american Within Temptation
Ben Moody and David are evanescence
Clara que no mi ciela. Amy lee siempre fue Evanescence. am sorry for yu.
@@AndresLeonardoreyescifuentes XD
yes i miss them so much in band...eles fazem muita falta para a banda.
@@AndresLeonardoreyescifuentes No, es parte de Evanescence, pero no su completa escencia. Ben y David también son Evanescence
@@Byzantish Pues no, sí es su completa escencia. Y siempre lo fue, lo ha sido y lo será hasta que ella misma decida acabar con ello. Am sorry for everybady 💅 pero el único que se atreve a decirlo soy yo y es la realidad.