Living Loud

A supergroup whose people have used everyone from INXS to Deep Crimson, Living Loud came together in 2003 when bassist Bob Daisley and drummer Lee Kerslake made a decision to relive some hard rock and roll memories. Both wished to re-create the music that they had helped compose and play on the million-selling Ozzy Osbourne albums Blizzard of Oz and Journal of the Madman. Guitarist Steve Morse (who got caused Kansas, the Dixie Dregs, and Deep Crimson) and vocalist Jimmy Barnes (who got caused INXS and Cool Chisel alongside having an extremely successful solo profession in Australia) quickly joined the task. New variations of traditional Osbourne songs like “Mr. Crowley” and “Crazy Teach” were 1st worked out, and new material within the same vein was added. Dealing with maker Darren Schneider (Deep Crimson, Matchbox Twenty, Creed), the superstar lineup documented their self-titled debut, that was released by Liberation Music in 2004. Keyboardist Don Airey (Whitesnake, Deep Crimson) was put into the band simply in time for his or her debut concert in Sydney’s Fox Studios in 2004. The concert was captured around the 2005 Compact disc Reside in Sydney 2004 as well as the Dvd and blu-ray Debut Live Concert: Sydney Fox Studios, 2004, the second option of which premiered in early 2006. The music group began an internationally tour in 2005 with fresh romantic story Steve Unusual as their tour supervisor.