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	Jamey Jasta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jamey Jasta, (born James Shanahan on August 7, 1978), is vocalist for hardcore band Hatebreed.
		Jasta is a very active proponent of the hardcore movement as well as the metal genre.
		Jasta's lyrics in Hatebreed are considered by the band's fanbase to be one of the strongest points of the music.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jamey_Jasta (391 words)

	USATODAY.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Jamey Jasta: The sole purpose of doing my record label is to give back to the smaller bands, and to promote bands that don't have the opportunity to get on an indie or major label.
		Jamey Jasta: Obviously you didn't read the lyrics, because our hatred and negativity is put forward to achieve a solution or to achieve an outcome.
		Jamey Jasta: I think that for the most part the people are doing positive things and promoting community growth within the hardcore community.
	www.usatoday.com /community/chat/2002-03-14-hatebreed.htm (1316 words)

	Roadrunner Records
		Jamey Jasta, Sean Martin, Chris Beattie and Matt Byrne - also known as Hatebreed with brand new member Frank Novinec - do it all, with a singular focus and hard-earned credibility only dreamt of by many of their contemporaries.
		Jasta admits that he was in a bit of personal slump over the past two years, and that he considered leaving the music business.
		Jasta also contends that the main theme on Supremacy, which was produced and mixed by Zeuss at Planet Z in Massachusetts, is overcoming "feelings of depression, guilt, sadness, anxiety, alienation.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.com /artists/Hatebreed/bio.aspx (1124 words)

	Evolving Artist - Hatebreed Interview
		Jamey: I agree some great shows have gone down in VFW’s but the sad truth is that people vandalize and sometimes the promoters can't cover the costs and in the long run the scene gets hurt.
		Jamey: I think the progression on "Perseverance" was inevitable, we had played those songs for so long and had gotten really tight, plus I had been singing for 4 years straight and I felt like my voice was stronger than ever.
		Jamey: There are so many, we actually get asked this a lot so a couple of guys have put some stuff up in the journal on our website, I'd say some of the funniest memories would be from Agnostic Front tour in Europe, I have never laughed so hard in my life.
	www.evolvingartist.com /view_interview.aspx?id=27 (1491 words)

	AVERSIONLINE.COM - THE MP3 BLOG: Talk about weird band names… (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		I've only seen old live videos from Jamey's days in the band that suffer from abominable sound quality, so it's hard to gauge where they were coming from at that point in time, but this 7" is fucking excellent regardless.
		The Jasta 7" from what I remember must have had a pretty large pressing since I saw it in stores in the New England area by the truckload and I still see it from time to time as well.
		Jasta 14...saw 'em at the middle east in boston with die 116 and shift.
	www.aversionline.com /blahg/2005/11/talk-about-weird-band-names.html (1216 words)

	Hatebreed - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The band was founded in November 1994 by original members Jamey Jasta, Dave Russo, Larry Dwyer and Chris Beattie.
		The band still maintain tight connections to the hardcore and metalcore communities, evidenced by the lineup for the band's 10 year anniversary show toads place (25 and 26 November 2005 in New Haven), which includes Neglect, One 4 One, Irate, and reunions by All Out War and Skarhead.
		Singer Jamey Jasta is the host of the MTV2 television program "Headbangers Ball", and runs Stillborn Records, home of Subzero, Full Blown Chaos, and Jasta's own side project with Skarhead's Lord Ezec called Icepick.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hatebreed (327 words)

	hatebreed - ek$i sozluk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		solistleri jamey jasta'nýn mtv'de sunduðu programýn çekimleri için, içinde rock the nations 2004 festivali'ndeki dinletileri de dahil olmak üzere, dört konserini iptal eden grup.
		yeni nesil hardcorecularýn kerry king'i olan jamey jasta "yeni bir albüm çýkarýp, hiç gidemediðimiz ülkelere gitmek istiyoruz" der.
		yeni albumun de the rise of brutality ayarinda olacagini soyledi jasta.
	sozluk.sourtimes.org /show.asp?t=hatebreed (710 words)

	Hatebreed : iSOUND.COM
		Jamey Jasta - vox Sean Martin - guitar Chris Beattie - bass Matt Byrne - drums They've written some of the most punishing riffs in history, shared stages with everyone from Ozzy to Murphy's Law and sold over 200,000 records, with virtually no promotion, prior to lan
		Jamey Jasta - vox Sean Martin - guitar Chris Beattie - bass Matt Byrne - drums They've written some of the most punishing riffs in history, shared stages with everyone from Ozzy to Murphy's Law and sold over 200,000 records, with virtually no promotion, prior to landing a major label deal.
		Hatebreed's particular brand of 'balance' means Jamey having to juggle leading a band, managing several up-and-coming acts, hosting a show for MTV, raising a family, running a label imprint and booking shows.
	www.isound.com /hatebreed (920 words)

	Shoutweb.com - Interviews - Hatebreed: Perserverance Pays Off
		With comparisons to the corporate moves of Fred Durst buzzing in the air, it is clear that Jamey Jasta has no problems being called a leader in the hardcore music movement.
		His free time is limited but his goals are extensive and we're still betting on Jamey Jasta for the long haul.
		Jamey Jasta with fans at Tattoo The Earth 2000 held at Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ on July 20, 2000.
	www.shoutweb.com /interviews/hatebreed0302.phtml (1279 words)

	Blistering Online Magazine \| Featured Bands \| Hatebreed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Tired with the current state of heavy music, singer Jamey Shanahan wanted to ensemble a release that would hit everyone over the head and begin the awakening.
		Jamey states " that was the reason we started this band.
		The perfect description of what Jamey states rings true from the headline that reads above the bands recent article in Thrasher skate magazine "Hatebreed mean business, they don't fuck around, and they don't waste your time".
	www.blistering.com /bandsdet.php3?bid=28 (539 words)

	Interview with...Hatebreed - Montag Press
		Jamey: Ah...it was complete chaos, total physical and mental destruction but it was like a victory every time you do it; more and more kids, more and more crazy stories, more and more lifetime memories.
		Jamey: I was just that guy that does lots of stuff - in '95 I was basically in a band called The Blight - I was helping out with shows, riding with them, helping out here and there, they were hanging at my house...that was just the idea behind it.
		Jamey: We're getting such a response - there's a lot of people that are critical of newer bands and side-projects and stuff but like with the AF record Icepick is strictly our love for the music and doing something that is without the confines of our other bands.
	www.montagpress.co.uk /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=365&Itemid=58 (1471 words)

	Another Voice // Albums and Reviews // Lambgoat
		The hand of producers Zeuss and Jamey Jasta is all over this record.
		Honestly, if this record had surfaced with Jamey Jasta's vocals on it, I would've believed it was a Hatebreed record minus the pseudo-metal riffs.
		Jasta does contribute vocals, alongside hardcore legends Karl Buechner of Earth Crisis and Scott Vogel of Buried Alive, Despair and Terror.
	www.lambgoat.com /albums/view.aspx?id=1559 (635 words)

	Roadrunner Records UK
		Jamey Jasta is on particular yobbish form, although he's clearly having tons of fun telling people to kick the shit out of each other.
		With the intensity of Jamey Jasta's lyrics, it feels as if music hasn't fuelled someone's life so completely since Mozart and with a signature, shout-along chorus of arena-sized proportions, this will be a live favourite for hardcore kids across the world.
		Frontman Jamey Jasta and company made great inroads with their well-named second album, 'Perseverance', and there can be little doubt that the metal-injected hardcore of 'The Rise Of Brutality' will boost the Connecticut five-piece a few further rungs up the ladder.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.co.uk /artists/Hatebreed/press.aspx (1457 words)

	Jan. 14-15: 'Goody Fest' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		This isn't a benefit because Goodwine is ill or in a financial jam, according to Hatebreed vocalist Jamey Jasta.
		As Hatebreed moves toward a decade of performing, Jasta says he's enjoying watching the latest generation of hardcore acts blossom.
		Jasta also is getting a kick from hosting the revived Headbangers Ball on MTV2, and he dares anyone to call him a sellout for hooking up with the music channel.
	www.azcentral.com /ent/calendar/articles/0113hatebreed13-CP.html (625 words)

	Decibel Magazine
		And we shouldn’t overlook another of Jasta’s outlets: his own clothing line, called Hatewear, boasts the slogan “clothing for the hardcore.” Jacob Bannon recently designed a prototype for a new hoodie and Kerry King is one of the brand’s print ad models.
		Jamey Jasta was on the verge of a breakdown last October.
		Jasta now has Hatebreed to rekindle his hope in humanity and the often-treacherous music industry… at least most of the time.
	www.decibelmagazine.com /features/june2006/hatebreed.aspx (2560 words)

	Despite the name, Hatebreed just wants to be loved (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Jasta, guitarist Sean Martin, bassist Chris Beattie and drummer Matt Byrne are primed to rip up the stage with their recent material.
		They have cut 40 songs and laid down three records, and are planning to hit the studio this summer in preparation for their fourth.
		Jasta frequented a club called The Moon, where he watched, awestruck, as area musicians commanded the venue.
	www.heraldtribune.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051111/FEATURES/511110432/1015/TICKET (595 words)

	X-Press Online: HATEBREED - Jasta Minute (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Ordinarily, the source of any chaos involving Hatebreed is their audience, a loyal bunch that in the band's independent days helped them sell almost a quarter of a million copies of their 1997 debut Satisfaction Is The Death Of Desire.
		Jasta admits the reality in his lyrics was an influence drawn from seminal NYC hardcore act Agnostic Front, whose classic 1987 album Liberty & Justice directly inspired him both musically and spiritually.
		Jasta concedes the move was necessary due to the complicated guitar parts on the forthcoming record and "because me and (bassist Chris) Beattie started this band as a five piece and feel like it's an integral part of our sound and vision."
	www.xpressmag.com.au /archives/2006/04/hatebreed_jasta.php (879 words)

	Hatebreed : interview
		Jamey Jasta is a man with much experience of the extremities of both love and hate, but which of the two win in life's mosh pit?
		Jasta may be pleased at Slipknot's success but he is also keen to maintain a distance.
		Which is clearly something Mr Jasta has done, having "had problems with alcoholism and my weight".
	www.musicomh.com /interviews/hatebreed.htm (1027 words)

	Boston.com / News / Boston Globe / Living / Arts / Hatebreed frontman has hardcore values
		When singer Jamey Jasta saw a doctor this past year, he was told, "You have the strongest lungs that I've ever seen." That shouldn't come as a surprise to fans of Jasta's band, Hatebreed, a Connecticut hardcore act that knows how to crank out some seriously loud decibels.
		"Jamey is the hardest-working man in metal," says Justin Prager, director of music and programming for MTV and MTV2.
		Jamey has credibility with everybody, and he knows everybody.
	www.boston.com /news/globe/living/articles/2003/12/26/hatebreed_frontman_has_hardcore_values (915 words)

	Rough Edge: Hatebreed CD Reviews
		Selling more and more of each record they wheel out, the hardcore Hatebreed - whose charismatic frontman Jamey Jasta has a fascination with massive mosh pits - have an aggressive edge which is, on one hand, very effective and, on the other, extremely passionate.
		Having had the benefit of seeing this group live, I can tell you that they wear heavy music on their collective sleeves and quite literally give blood, sweat and tears with every painstaking, energetic blast of their surprisingly uplifting music.
		Jamey Jasta just has this strange, average person attraction in which you believe every word which passes his lips.
	www.roughedge.com /cdreviews/h/hatebreed.htm (641 words)

	Roadrunner Records UK
		Jamey Jasta, Sean Martin, Chris Beattie and Matt Byrne â“ also known as HATEBREED with brand new member Frank Novinec â“ do it all, with a singular focus and hard-earned credibility only dreamt of by many of their contemporaries.
		The ease and comfort of the process sparked HATEBREED's creativity, and as a result, 'Supremacy' combines the raw, intense bite of their debut, 'Satisfaction Is The Death Of Desire', with the tectonic-plate-shifting power of 'Perseverance', resulting in their best effort to date.
		Jasta continues, "It was important to show on this record that it's not how many times you fall, but how many times you get back up.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.co.uk /artists/Hatebreed/bio.aspx (1196 words)

	The Record - Can 'Hate' breed positive energy? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Jasta is the host of MTV2's "Headbanger's Ball," a heavy metal feast aired Saturday nights on cable TV.
		As if that weren't enough, Jasta is also the vocalist in Hatebreed, the third largest band on the bill, behind Slipknot and Slayer.
		And when I told Jasta that I heard that, he thanked me and considered it a compliment.
	www.troyrecord.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=12354675&BRD=1170&PAG=461&dept_id=32272&rfi=6 (1142 words)

	Heavy metal bands rock, bang onto local music scene
		Vocalist Jamey Jasta said the band has changed a lot since its inception, and the music has become faster since then.
		Jasta said the band is especially looking forward to playing Crowbar.
		Jasta also manages several newer bands, runs a label imprint, books shows, raises a family and hosts a show called Headbanger's Ball for MTV2.
	www.collegian.psu.edu /archive/2005/11/11-21-05tdc/11-21-05dnews-03.asp (684 words)

	hatebreed Mp3 Albums Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Jasta's vocals seem to be fully recharged with the aggression and angst that were more than prevalent on "Satisfaction = the Death of Desire." This album is a must for anyone that is a fan of hardcore and is the best release of the past 2 months.
		Jamey Jasta's conviction is it's clearest ever on this disc, as he forcefully twists his hatred into hope for conquering his demons.
		Add this on top of a skull crushing rhythm section and the result is an album which is easily one of the most unrepentantly heavy metal releases of the new millennium.
	www.full-albums.net /albums_review-hatebreed.asp (2303 words)

	interview de Jamey Jasta (juin 2004) / Hatebreed / Métal
		Jamey Jasta (Hatebreed) et Kirk Windenstein (Crowbar), sont actuellement en train d'enregistrer un album ensemble.
		Jamey me reçoit dans son tour-bus aux vitres teintées, décontracté, et plutôt en forme.
		Merci à Jamey Jasta de Hatebreed, Emily et Pierre de Roadrunner, au Fury Fest (Ben, Anne-Claire et tout le staff).
	www.w-fenec.org /metal/hatebreed,1174.html (1012 words)

	CRUSHER Magazine: Review: Hatebreed
		And for those of you who have begun to think that Jamey Jasta’s gotten soft -- some critics have now dubbed him the Fred Durst of metalcore – just listen to the vocal work.
		From the get-go, Jasta proves that he is still a force to be reckoned with.
		The drums and strings are in total sync with each other and conjoin with Jasta’s bellowing to create an impenetrable wall of sound.
	www.crushermagazine.com /revhatebreed.htm (726 words)

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