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 John-Christian
Mitchell
was born in 21 june 1973 in Shannon, west Ireland.
He
took part in such bands as: Lurch, Montserrat, Fake Smile, Gash and Arena.
In 1997 he appeared in Arena as new guitarist who immediately gets the
chance to prove himself on the EP the Cry. In the same year Arena`s
first live record was released and produced by John Mitchell. His favourite
bands are: It bites, The Police, The Lemonheads, Pink Floyd and the Goo Goo
Dolls, and favourite song is also but Goo Goo Dolls called "Iris".
Fave album: 'So Long Astoria' By The AtarisFirst record bought: 'August' by Eric Clapton Fave own song: Immaculate Fave TV show: The Simpsons,Time Team, Star Trek Next Generation (geek!) Fave film: Contact, American Beauty, Blade Runner, Fisher King, anything Tim Burton Fave reading: I'm big into biographies at the moment. Oliver Reed's 'Evil Spirits' is awesome. Fave food: Thai food from 'The Wok' at the end of my road Fave drink: Ribena Likes: Clocks, model galleons, Chinese ornaments, nice smelling things Dislikes: Pointless arguing (but I'm very good at it!), confrontation, lead singers, football and football culture, myself when I'm drunk, shaving Ambition: To be more happy more of the time and to chill out a bit more. John is a self confessed perfectionist and an extremely versatile and accomplished singer, guitarist and engineer, but he maintains that his first love is the guitar and as long as he is on a stage somewhere around the world, he is happy. (Information was taken on official website of The Urbane and J.Mitchell)
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 John Beck
was the keyboard player for cult Cumbrian rock band It Bites, who have
recently reformed and recorded new material for an album and tour in 2005.
He has also played keyboards for Alan Parsons, John Wetton, and Chris
Norman, and was principal writer in his own Unicorn project.
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 Chris Maitland
was the drummer for Porcupine Tree for what most fans consider to be
their most critically acclaimed albums. Chris is now a
very much in demand session drummer, playing drums in three of the most
popular West End musical productions.
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Pete Trewavas was born in 15 january
1959 in Middlesborough, England, but spent much of his childhood in the
Buckinghamshire town of Aylesbury. There he became involved in several
bands. having most success with The Metros, before taking up his long term
role in Marillion. He have been in Marillion 21 years, here what he says
about it: "Can you believe it, I've been in the band 21 years. This got me
thinking about my time in the band, and all the good and bad
things that have gone along with it...We have had some incredibly positive
moments this whole time we've been together. I'll never
forget all being crowded around a car stereo at the back of the old Marquee
listening to Garden Party on Radio 1 for the first time. Then the success of
Script and it's subsequent tour." Pete has had a long history of very
short-lived bands from his early years, including such gems as Orthi, The
Robins, Tamberlane, Heartbeat, East Goes West, and the most successful of
the lot, The Metros. The Metros' claim to fame was opening up for Duran
Duran in New York in 1982. During June and July 1999, Pete traveled to New
York to meet up with Dream Theater drummer Mike Portnoy, Spock's Beard
singer Neal Morse, and Flower Kings guitarist Roine Stolt to take part in a
"progressive rock supergroup" project. The 2000 album SMPTe by Transatlantic
was followed up with a double live CD, Live in America. In 2000, Ian Mosley
teamed up with Ben Castle to record Postmankind with Pete on Bass... not the
first time Ian and Pete worked together outside Marillion! In 1996, with
guitarist Sylvain Gouvernaire as the band Iris, they released the
instrumental album Crossin the Desert. In addition, Pete added his playing
to bandmate Steve Rothery's Wishing Tree Carnival of Souls album.
(Information was taken on official Marillion
website)