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Memento

There are at least two bands named Memento: 1. An Australian alternative metal band. 2. A Serbian alternative rock band from Belgrade. Further information: 1) Formed in 2001, Memento was comprised of Australian natives in vocalist/keyboardist Justin Stewart Cotta, guitarist Space, bassist Leighton Kearns, and American drummer Steve Clark. The band released their debut album Beginnings on February 25, 2003. Two singles were released from the album in "Nothing Sacred" and "Saviour", and a music video for "Coming" was produced as well. Both "Nothing Sacred" and "Saviour" made a moderate impact on the US mainstream rock charts

Memento

By Soel

Label: Warner Bros.
Released: 2005
Track listing: Le Vicomte, Shining Pains, My Singing Soul, Prelude, Black Woman, The Earth Mother, To This World, The Way U R, We Have Died Already

Memento

By University of Northern Iowa Jazz Band One

Label: Sea Breeze Vista
Released: 2005
Track listing: Miss Missouri; Blue Note; Blue in a Red State; Memento; Rompin

University of Northern Iowa Jazz Band One: Memento

by Jack Bowers
October 28, 2005

Good as the University of Northern Iowa's Jazz Band One is--and trust me, it's amazingly good--the first thing one notices about the group's most recent album, Memento, is how remarkably bright and clear the recording is. This is how a big band should sound on a disc, with soloists and sections evenly balanced and sharply defined, ...

Soel: Memento

by Woodrow Wilkins
March 14, 2005

The lineage of Memento winds through many directions. Trumpeter Pascal Ohse is a member of St. Germain, the best-selling European group led by Ludovic Navarre. When it came time for Ohse to unveil his first solo effort, he chose to call it Soel, a West African name that honors his Guinean roots. He unveils ...

Memento

By Rick Margitza

Label: Palmetto Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Touch; Blue for Lou; Witches; Spin; Memento; My Truck Broke; Kiss & Tell; Unembraceable; Points to Ponder

Rick Margitza: Memento

by AAJ Staff
November 1, 2001

If consistency is a virtue, then Rick Margitza’s second album for the Palmetto label is a truly righteous affair. Memento follows the footsteps of the tenor saxophonist’s seven previous albums offering a melodic program firm on composition and rhythm. Margitza’s operated in a variety of settings since the late-‘80s when critics heralded him as one of ...