Gene Adam

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Gene Adam
Instruments	Vocals
Years active	1985–2004
Associated acts	Iced Earth Unearthed

Gene Adam was the original singer of Iced Earth/Purgatory,^[1] he did not get to write most of the lyrics along with Jon Schaffer and Randall Shawver. Jon Schaffer was then introduced to John Greely through their mutual friend Tom Morris and after one short practice he was hired to replace Gene. Gene left due to the fact that Jon Schaffer would not allow him to contribute lyrics. Gene was also the singer of Unearthed for a short time together with former Iced Earth bassist Dave Abell and former guitarist Randall Shawver. He now has a family and lives in Florida.

Albums with Iced Earth

1989 - Enter the Realm (demo)
1991 - Iced Earth
2004 - The Blessed and The Damned (compilation)

References

↑ Rivadavia, Eduardo. "Biography: Iced Earth". AMG. Retrieved 7 May 2010.

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Studio albums	Iced Earth Night of the Stormrider Burnt Offerings The Dark Saga Something Wicked This Way Comes Horror Show The Glorious Burden Framing Armageddon The Crucible of Man Dystopia Plagues of Babylon

Live albums	Alive in Athens Festivals of the Wicked Live in Ancient Kourion

Cover albums	Tribute to the Gods

Extended plays	Enter the Realm The Melancholy EP Overture of the Wicked 5 Songs

Singles	"Frankenstein" "The Reckoning" "Setian Massacre" "I Walk Among You" "Dante's Inferno 2011"

Songs	"Dante's Inferno" "Wolf" "Ghost of Freedom" "Dystopia" "Anthem"

Compilations	Days of Purgatory The Blessed and the Damned Enter the Realm of the Gods

Box sets	Dark Genesis Slave to the Dark Box of the Wicked

Video albums	Gettysburg (1863) Alive in Athens – The DVD Festivals Of The Wicked Live in Ancient Kourion

Tours	Dystopia World Tour Worldwide Plagues Tour

Related articles	Discography Something Wicked Saga Demons and Wizards Sons of Liberty Morrisound Recording

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Name	Adam, Gene
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