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Chris Antonopoulos[1] (born on 25 May 1974 in Dallas, Texas[2]) is Greek-American rock drummer, who played on Sabian Cymbals for Opiate for the Masses[3]
Career
Antonopoulos joined the Los Angeles hard rock band Opiate for the Masses as a drummer in 2004.[4] Before this time he was a drummer for Vanilla Ice for three years.[5] In 2006, he toured with the Revolting Cocks.[6] On 21 August 2008, he played with Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal's (Guns N Roses) All Star Band at Rock Against Diabetes.[7] On 3 November 2008, he left Opiate for the Masses and joined the German bands Atrocity and Leaves' Eyes.[8] After his resigns on 27 March 2010 with Atrocity.[9]
Seven describes his approach to the drums as "the idea of putting on a show as well as having fun and playing.[10]
Member Of
Livan 2011- present
Atrocity (2008-2010)
Leaves' Eyes: (2008-2010)
Opiate for the Masses (2005-2008)
Vanilla Ice (2001-2004)
Hellafied Funk Crew (1996-2001)
Lone Star Trio (1993-1996)
Discography
with Lone Star Trio
Studio albums
21 Songs (1993)
Four Play (1995)
with Hellafied Funk Crew
1998 "Hellafied Funk Crew"
with V-Ice
Studio albums
2001 Bi-Polar
with Opiate for the Masses
Studio albums
The Spore (2005)
Manifesto (2008)
Compilations
Jagermeister Music Tour (2006)
Taste of Christmas (2005)
Saw II soundtrack
Saw III soundtrack
The Best of Taste of Chaos
The Best of Taste of Chaos Two.
with Leaves' Eyes
Albums
Njord (2009)
Live Session Member Of
Revolting Cocks 2006–present
Personal life
Antonopoulos became fast friends with Ministry’s Al Jourgensen and is married to Anna Kjellberg who also played in his former band Opiate for the Masses.[11]
References
^ [1]
^ [2]
^ Bio at Sabian.com
^ [3]
^ [4]
^ [5]
^ "Opiate For The Masses' Seven Antonopoulos and Others Join Rock Against Diabetes". Metal Underground.
^ [6]
^ Leaves' Eyes and Atrocity announce new drummer: Roland Navratil replacing Chris "Seven" Antonopoulos
^ Interview at bandvibe.com
^ Interview
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