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Idle Cure
American arena rock band From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Idle Cure was an arena rock band from Long Beach, California. The Encyclopedia of Contemporary Christian Music calls their sound "the best example of cloning a sound for Christian markets", likening it to that of Def Leppard's Pyromania.[1] They targeted a youthful audience,[2] distinguished by overtly evangelical religious lyrics.[3]
CCM magazine reported that all original members of the band had been in mainstream bands prior to the formation of Idle Cure.[3] Their first four albums have been reissued as compilations by KMG Records.
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Discography
- 1986: Idle Cure (Frontline Records)
- 1988: Tough Love (Frontline, Review: CCM Magazine[2])
- 1990: 2nd Avenue (Frontline, Review: CCM Magazine[4])
- 1991: Inside Out (Frontline)
- 1992: Breakaways (Frontline, Compilation)
- 1994: Eclipse (Salt, Review: Cross Rhythms[5])
- 1998: Idle Cure/2nd Avenue (KMG Records, Compilation, Review: Cross Rhythms[6])
- 2000: Tough Love/Inside Out (KMG Records, Compilation)
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Members
- Mark Ambrose - guitar, keyboards, vocals
- Pete Lomakin - keyboards, vocals
- Steve Shannon - lead vocals, bass
Former members
- Glenn Pearce - guitar (1994)
- Clark Edmond - drums (1990–93)
- Chuck King - guitar (1986 - afterwards playing for SHOUT together with Ken Tamplin, Loren Robinson and Joe Galetta)
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External links
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