- HAREM SCAREM:
- Harry Hess (vocals)
Pete Lesperance (guitar)
Barry Donaghy (bass, backing vocals)
Darren Smith (drums, backing vocals) - Produced by: Harry hess, Pete Lesperance
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- Mastered by: tbd
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HAREM SCAREM - Big Bang TheoryUS Release : WOU4208 STOCK STATUS: IN STOCK - ships in 1 day |
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| Harem Scarem was formed in 1987 by guitarist Pete Lesperance and former Blind Vengeance singer Harry Hess. They were signed to Warner Music years later and recorded their first album with them. In 1991, Harem Scarem released their self titled debut album, which charted at #68 on the Canadian album chart. The band managed to score a major hit while they were at it; "Slowly Slipping Away", which charted at #25 on the Canadian single chart. They also managed to score two minor hits; "Honestly" and "Love Reaction" In 1992, the little known band, Harem Scarem was able to gain some notoriety when 8 songs from their debut album Harem Scarem was predominantly featured in the Canadian teen series Degrassi Junior High and Degrassi High's farewell TV movie, School's Out. There were many requests by excited fans for the songs on radio stations throughout Toronto.In 1993, Harem Scarem released their second album, Mood Swings, which had more of a harder sound to it than their previous album. A fan favorite, Mood Swings charted at #83 on the Canadian charts. The album's lead off single was "No Justice", which managed to chart at #59 in Canada, but the other two singles failed to chart. Mood Swings caused the band to gain popularity in Japan and the band's previous album was quickly issued in that country the following year. In 1995, the band released their third album Voice of Reason. The album introduced a change in the bands musical style, and was very different from the other two albums. The song "Blue" was released as a promotional single and had a music video for it. However, fans didn't give the album a chance and it failed to chart. The next two albums; Karma Cleansing (which was released as Believe in Japan) and Big Bang Theory, saw Harem Scarem change their sound to go more modern. However, both the albums (and the singles from them) again failed to chart. In 1998, the band released their last single; "So Blind". | |
