Is Machine Head a good band?
For over 20 years, Machine Head have been one of the most beloved bands in heavy music. Led by General Robb Flynn, they’ve amassed a catalogue of face melting, diverse and iconic metal songs.
Who Made Machine Head?
Machine Head (album)
| Machine Head | |
|---|---|
| Label | Purple |
| Producer | Deep Purple |
| Deep Purple chronology | |
| Fireball (1971) Machine Head (1972) Made in Japan (1972) |
What type of music is Machine Head?
Death metal
Groove metalMetalProgressive metal
Machine Head/Genres
How many records has Machine Head sold?
As of 2013, the band has sold over three million records worldwide.
Who is the singer of Machine Head?
Robb Flynn
Machine Head/Singers
Robb Flynn is best known as the lead vocalist and guitarist of heavy metal band Machine Head. Born in Oakland California in 1968, real name Lawrence Mathew Cardine; he formed his first thrash metal band Forbidden, originally called Forbidden Evil while at high school in Fremont California.
What year did Machine Head come out?
March 25, 1972
Machine Head/Release date
Where is Machine Head from?
Oakland, CA
Machine Head/Origin
Who left Machine Head?
Ex-MACHINE HEAD Drummer DAVE MCCLAIN Has ‘No Regrets’ About Leaving The Band: ‘I’m Thankful That I Did It’ Couldn’t find anything. Dave McClain says that he has “no regrets” about leaving MACHINE HEAD more than two years ago.
What strings does Robb Flynn use?
The guitar comes equipped with string gauges (low to high) . 58, . 42, . 32, unwound .
Who played on Machine Head by Deep Purple?
All five members were strong personalities: vocalist Ian Gillan, guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, keyboardist Jon Lord, drummer Ian Paice and bassist Roger Glover. They enjoyed bouncing ideas off each other, and worked like a single unit.
Who sang on Machine Head?
Deep Purple
Machine Head/Artists
Why did Machine Head break up?
After Demmel and McClain announced their decision to leave MACHINE HEAD, Flynn released a video message in which he blamed their departures on the fact that he and his bandmates “have grown apart as people. Musically, we’ve grown apart,” he said.