Amy Lee December 13, 1981 Riverside, California, USA
Terry Balsamo October 9, 1973 Jacksonville,Florida
Tim McCord June 28, 1979 Sacramento, California
John LeCompt March 10, 1973 Little Rock, Arkansas
Rocky Gray July 2, 1974 Jacksonville, Arkansas
Will Boyd April 27, 1979 Little Rock, Arkansas
Ben Moody January 22, 1980 Little Rock, Arkansas
David Hodges Little Rock, Arkansas
IS 'ANGEL OF MINE' AN EVANESCENCE SONG?
No. It was never written or played by the band. Here's what Amy said on EvBoard about it:
Originally Posted by Snow White Sunday, August 6, 10:00 PM (MDT) weird! nope, ive never heard this before. its not me. peace! -amy
WHO'S THE JOHN ADAMSON, THE MAN BURIED IN LITTLE ROCK AND WHOSE TOMB WAS PHOTOGRAPHED IN THE OLD EVANESCENCE PROMO SHOTS?
After a long research we can say that it was totally casual. He wasn't a famous person nor known and there is even nothing about John Adamson on the cemetery sign you can find at the entrance. The pic was taken at the Mount Holly Cemetery in Little Rock and John was born on July, 10th 1861 and died on December 5th, 1927.
THERE IS A SONG CALLED 'YOU' BUT WE CAN'T FIND IT ANYWHERE... WHY?
'You' isn't an Evanescence song. It's a personal song to Amy and the band.This means it can't be distributed or downloaded from the web or anywhere else. If you're a fan you shouldn't have it.
WHY WE CANNOT HEAR THE SONG 'HELLO' ON LIVE PERFORMANCES?
John Lee (Amy's father) posted on EvBoard about this song. Amy wrote the song for the younger sister she lost when she was only 6 years old. She doesn't play it live 'cause it would cause some feelings she couldn't handle during a live show.
AT THE VERY END OF 'WHISPER' (FALLEN VERSION) YOU CAN HEAR A CHORUS SINGING SOME LATIN PHRASES... WHAT DOES IT SAYS AND WHAT DOES IT MEANS?
It's a chorus Amy wanted for the song. She also wrote the verses: 'Servatis a periculum.. Servatis a maleficum' which translated is: 'Save yourselves from danger.. Save yourselves from evil'
WHAT'S THE SONG YOU CAN HEAR AT THE VERY BEGINNING OF THE 'WHISPER' DEMO?
It's made by two songs from the Romeo+Juliet motion picture directed by 'Romeo+Juliet vol 2' di Baz Luhrmann.. here's the titles for both the tracks:
05. 'O Verona (Reprise)' (written by Nellee Hooper, Marius De Vries, Craig Armstrong) 22. 'Death Scene' (written by Nellee Hooper, Marius De Vries, Craig Armstrong)
WHAT'S TEH STATUE WE CAN SEE ON THE EP COVER?
“Angel of Grief” Monument After the 1894 original by William Wetmore Story (1819-1895), in the Protestant Cemetery, Rome.
From her delicate wings and arms to the tendrils at the nape of her neck, the detail of this exclusive designer resin Victorian angel is amazing. Inspired by the monument American poet and sculptor William Wetmore Story did as homage to his wife Emelyn, our estate version has raised lettering with a message that will remind you to celebrate life. The inscription reads: “The bud was spread to show the rose our Saviour smiled the bud was closed. Anon”
Some replicas of W. W. Story's "Angel of Grief," the original of which is located in the Protestant Cemetery in Rome, are located at Colma's Cypress Lawn Cemetery, on the Stanford University campus near the Stanford family mausoleum, commissioned by Jane Stanford from sculptor Antonio Bernieri as a tribute to her brother in 1901 and again in 1908 after the first one was destroyed in the 1906 earthquake. Two other copies of the "Angel of Grief" statues are known to exist, one in Hingham, MA, Cemetery and the other at Metairie Cemetery, New Orleans, LA. Evanescence haven't been the only band, also Nightwish, The Tea Party and Odes of Ecstasy have used it for some of their cover arts.. Here they are..
WHERE WAS MY IMMORTAL SHOT?
Barcelona.. The Gothic Quarter The square where the video was shot takes the name of the saint (Jesuit preacher, Florence 1515 - Rome 1595) because the church which dominates the area is dedicated to him.
In the middle of the square, where the cemetery of Montjuïc del Bisbe used to be, there is a fountain which helps to give this square the charm and poetry which in themselves make it worthy of a visit.
