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"Super Star" was a song created during the sessions that led to the recording of Grey Daze's second studio album, ''[[...No Sun Today]]''.
==Background==
==Background==
"Super Star" was a song created during the sessions that led to the recording of Grey Daze's second studio album, ''[[...No Sun Today]]''. It was written with Jonathan Krause, Grey Daze's original bassist, before he left the band.
The song was written with Jonathan Krause, Grey Daze's original bassist, before he left the band. It was then recorded live in studio on February 18, 1996 during pre-production for the cancelled Real Records album David Knauer's recording studio.<ref name=GreyDazeStory>[http://lplive.net/wiki/db/exclusives/grey-daze-story LPLive Wiki - Grey Daze Story], October 06, 2015</ref> It is [[Unreleased Songs|unreleased]] to the public.
 
The song was recorded live in studio on February 18, 1996 during pre-production for the cancelled Real Records album David Knauer's recording studio. It is [[Unreleased Songs|unreleased]] to the public.


==Versions==
==Versions==
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==Live==
==Live==
"Super Star" was played live with Jonathan Krause before he left the band. According to him, the song ''"seem to get the crowds going"''.
"Super Star" was played live with Jonathan Krause before he left the band. According to him, the song ''"seem to get the crowds going"''.<ref name=GreyDazeStory/>


==Personnel==
==Personnel==
===Grey Daze===
===Grey Daze===
===Production===
*Guitar: Bobby Benish
*Vocals: Chester Bennington
*Bass: Mace Beyers
*Drums / Backing vocals: Sean Dowdell
 
==Lyrics==
==Lyrics==
==External Links==
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Demo-Second Album Pre-Production.jpg|Real Records album pre-production DAT tape
</gallery>
 
==References==
==References==


[[Category:Grey Daze Discography]][[Category:Grey Daze Songs]][[Category:Grey Daze Non-Album Songs]]
[[Category:Grey Daze Discography]][[Category:Grey Daze Songs]][[Category:Grey Daze Non-Album Songs]]

Latest revision as of 21:50, 22 February 2024

"Super Star"
Song by Grey Daze
Recorded:February 18, 1996

"Super Star" was a song created during the sessions that led to the recording of Grey Daze's second studio album, ...No Sun Today.

Background

The song was written with Jonathan Krause, Grey Daze's original bassist, before he left the band. It was then recorded live in studio on February 18, 1996 during pre-production for the cancelled Real Records album David Knauer's recording studio.[1] It is unreleased to the public.

Versions

Note: Only the date of the very first release of each version is listed.

Title Album Length Recorded Released Notes
Super Star Album Pre-Production Live Session February 18, 1996
  • Unreleased.
  • Recorded live at David Knauer's studio.

Live

"Super Star" was played live with Jonathan Krause before he left the band. According to him, the song "seem to get the crowds going".[1]

Personnel

Grey Daze

  • Guitar: Bobby Benish
  • Vocals: Chester Bennington
  • Bass: Mace Beyers
  • Drums / Backing vocals: Sean Dowdell

Lyrics

Gallery

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 LPLive Wiki - Grey Daze Story, October 06, 2015