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Paralyzer by Finger Eleven

Artist Biography For Finger Eleven

Finger Eleven Is A Canadian Rock Band From Burlington Ontario Formed In 1989. They Have Currently Released Six Studio Albums. Best Known For Their Songs One Thing Slow Chemical And Paralyzer Finger Eleven Is An Alternative Rock Band That Has Earned A Devoted Following. Their First Album Letters From Chutney Was Recorded Under The Name Rainbow Butt Monkeys With Money Won From A Rock Band Search Contest On Local Radio. They Changed Their Name To Finger Eleven For Their Breakthrough Tip Released On Mercury Records In Canada In 1997 And Re-Released By Wind-Up Records In The United States In 1998. The Name Finger Eleven Comes From An Earlier Version Of The Song Thin Spirits From The Album Tip. Lead Singer Scott Anderson Explains "when Everything Is Pushing You In One Direction And Your Instinct Drives You In Another--That’s Finger Eleven." A Year Later Drummer Rob Gommerman Left The Band And Was Replaced By Rich Beddoe. In 2000 They Released The Greyest Of Blue Skies. 2003's Self-Titled Album Finger Eleven Was A Commercial Success Spawning The Single One Thing Which Reached #16 In The US. The Band Also Recorded The Song Slow Chemical For WWE Superstar Kane And Daaam! Feat. Tha Alkaholiks On The Compilation Album Loud Rocks. Them Vs. You Vs. Me Was Released On March 6 2007 And Contains The Singles Paralyzer Falling On I'll Keep Your Memory Vague And Talking To The Walls. Their Most Recent Album Life Turns Electric Was Released On Oct 5 2010. It Featured Singles Living In A Dream Whatever Doesn't Kill Me Stone Soul And Finally Pieces Fit. Band Line-Up * Scott Anderson Vocals * Rick Jackett Guitar * James Black Guitar * Sean Anderson Bass * Rich Beddoe Drums

Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Paralyzer

"Paralyzer" Is The First Single From Alternative Rock Band Finger Eleven's Fifth Album "Them Vs. You Vs. Me". It Was Released In March 2007. Finger Eleven's Frontman Scott Anderson Has Said That The Single Has A Feel Distinct From The Rest Of Finger Eleven's Music Possessing More Of A "dance Rock" Feel. A Radio Edit Version Exists With The Guitar Intro Dropped. The Song Received High Airplay In Both The United States And Canada And Was Performed Live On The March 14 2007 Episode Of The Tonight Show With Jay Leno And Again Ten Months Later On January 9 2008 In A Testament To The Longevity Of The Single's Success. The Song Has Surpassed "One Thing" To Be Finger Eleven's Most Successful Single. The Single Has Three Versions. One Is The Original CD Version While The Other Two Are Radio Edit Versions In Which The Line Containing The Word "shitty" Is Either Censored Or Replaced With "It's Not Been Fun." The Song Alludes To The Band's Prior Hit "One Thing" With The Line "I Should Just Stay Home If One Thing Really Means One" In Addition The Recurring Guitar Riff Quotes The Cars' "Moving In Stereo" And Motley Crue's "Too Young To Fall In Love." The Song Is Played During The New York Islanders Warm-Ups At The Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Citation Needed It Has Been Featured On The CW's Gossip Girl & Greek. It Is Also A Playable Song In The Rhythm Game Rock Revolution By Konami Although The Game's Producers Have Stated That All Songs Will Be Covers The Song Is One Of Two For Which The Game Uses The Original Master Recording The Other Being Given Up By Linkin Park .

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