Shihad History - Revision history

Karit: /* 2008 */

2011-01-04T10:19:38Z

2008

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	It would be good if people can put dates to things and pad this out and if necessary spin pieces off into their own pages, for instance the name change could be spun fairly easily. And also the album's already have their own pages. Also things don't need to be under specific date headings they can be more general of that time period.		It would be good if people can put dates to things and pad this out and if necessary spin pieces off into their own pages, for instance the name change could be spun fairly easily. And also the album's already have their own pages. Also things don't need to be under specific date headings they can be more general of that time period.

			=2010=
			==October==
			===7th===
			*Shihad at the Vodafone NZ Music Awards receive the Legacy award. Videos: [https://www.shihadwiki.com/media/video/legacy_award/Shihad%20-%20VNZMA%20Red%20Carpet.avi On the Red Carpet], [https://www.shihadwiki.com/media/video/legacy_award/Shihad%20Hall%20of%20Fame%20Induction%20+%20Tribute.avi Induction and Tribute] and [https://www.shihadwiki.com/media/video/legacy_award/Shihad%20Nightline%20Interview.avi Nightline Interview]
	=2008=		=2008=
	==February/March==		==February/March==
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	* Expected release of [[Beautiful Machine (album) \| Beautiful Machine]]		* Expected release of [[Beautiful Machine (album) \| Beautiful Machine]]

	=2007=		=2007=
	* Recorded [[Beautiful Machine (album) \| Beautiful Machine]]. Recording finished 21 September. <ref>http://www.flickr.com/photos/princess_sears/1427051765/</ref>		* Recorded [[Beautiful Machine (album) \| Beautiful Machine]]. Recording finished 21 September. <ref>http://www.flickr.com/photos/princess_sears/1427051765/</ref>

Kinopus at 13:31, 2 March 2008

2008-03-02T13:31:49Z

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	=2008=		=2008=
			==February/March==
			*Shihad tour for their first single [[One Will Hear The Other (song) \| One Will Hear The Other]] in Australia, this tour was with Horsell Common and The Galvatrons.

	* Expected release of [[Beautiful Machine (album) \| Beautiful Machine]]		* Expected release of [[Beautiful Machine (album) \| Beautiful Machine]]
	=2007=		=2007=

Karit: /* 2007 */

2007-09-29T21:51:24Z

2007

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	It would be good if people can put dates to things and pad this out and if necessary spin pieces off into their own pages, for instance the name change could be spun fairly easily. And also the album's already have their own pages. Also things don't need to be under specific date headings they can be more general of that time period.		It would be good if people can put dates to things and pad this out and if necessary spin pieces off into their own pages, for instance the name change could be spun fairly easily. And also the album's already have their own pages. Also things don't need to be under specific date headings they can be more general of that time period.

			=2008=
			* Expected release of [[Beautiful Machine (album) \| Beautiful Machine]]
	=2007=		=2007=
	* ~~Expected release of~~ [[Beautiful Machine (album) \| Beautiful Machine]]		* Recorded [[Beautiful Machine (album) \| Beautiful Machine]]. Recording finished 21 September. <ref>http://www.flickr.com/photos/princess_sears/1427051765/</ref>

	=2006=		=2006=
	==December-January 2007==		==December-January 2007==

Karit: /* January - February */

2007-03-24T05:25:34Z

January - February

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	* [[Shihad]] boarded a flight for Europe to join [[Faith No More]] on a seven week tour that visited every major city in Western Europe. [[Shihad]] remained in Europe after the tour for a further four months, solidifying their growing fan base and riding on the fanatic media support that accompanied the release of [[Killjoy (album) \| Killjoy]]. During this time [[Shihad]] played some of the biggest festivals in the world including Dynamo in Holland, the Phoenix festival in Britain, and the Roskilde in Denmark.		* [[Shihad]] boarded a flight for Europe to join [[Faith No More]] on a seven week tour that visited every major city in Western Europe. [[Shihad]] remained in Europe after the tour for a further four months, solidifying their growing fan base and riding on the fanatic media support that accompanied the release of [[Killjoy (album) \| Killjoy]]. During this time [[Shihad]] played some of the biggest festivals in the world including Dynamo in Holland, the Phoenix festival in Britain, and the Roskilde in Denmark.
	==January - February==		==January - February==
	* [[Shihad]] exploded with appearances at several major festivals including ~~the Big Day Out~~ where they performed between [[Hole]] and [[Primal Scream]] and were consistently reviewed as the main attraction alongside US industrial rockers [[Ministry]].		* [[Shihad]] exploded with appearances at several major festivals including [[BDO]] where they performed between [[Hole]] and [[Primal Scream]] and were consistently reviewed as the main attraction alongside US industrial rockers [[Ministry]].

	=1994=		=1994=

Karit: /* 1990 */

2007-03-10T03:35:08Z

1990

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	=1990=		=1990=
	* Management was picked up by Gerald Dwyer - former front man of local punk legends Flesh-D-Vice. Sold out national tours and gigs with Faith No More and Motorhead.		* Management was picked up by [[Gerald Dwyer]] - former front man of local punk legends [[Flesh-D-Vice]]. Sold out national tours and gigs with [[Faith No More]] and [[Motorhead]].

	=1989=		=1989=

Karit at 03:33, 10 March 2007

2007-03-10T03:33:17Z

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	<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20010428210527/shihad.com/band_history.html</ref>		<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20010428210527/shihad.com/band_history.html</ref>

			=Pre Shihad=

	=References=		=References=
	<references />		<references />

	~~=Pre Shihad=~~
	[[Category:Shihad]]		[[Category:Shihad]]

Karit: /* 1999 */

2007-03-10T03:32:08Z

1999

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	===4th===		===4th===
	* Release of [[The General Electric (album) \| The General Electric]]		* Release of [[The General Electric (album) \| The General Electric]]
			==January==
			===23rd===
			* [[Shihad]] play the 'Sweetwaters Festival' not only as [[Shihad]], but are also asked by [[Neil Finn]] and [[Tim Finn]] to guest in there set to play [[Split Enz]] songs - '[[Give It A Whirl (song)\|Give It A Whirl]]', '[[I See Red (song)\|I See Red]]' and '[[History Never Repeats (song)\|History Never Repeats]]' at the end of there set...
			===15th===
			* [[Shihad]] play at 6pm on the mainstage at the Auckland [[BDO]]

	=1998=		=1998=
	==December==		==December==

Karit: /* 1998 */

2007-03-10T03:28:31Z

1998

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 * Release of [[The General Electric (album) | The General Electric]]
 =1998=
 =1997=
 ==December==

Karit: /* September - December */

2007-03-10T01:28:03Z

September - December

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	=1995=		=1995=
	==September - December==		==September - December==
	[[Shihad \| The band]] finally inked a deal with Noise records in the US and they flew from Europe to play at the Foundations Forum alongside [[Monster Magnet]] and [[Motorhead]]. Yet again the music won over the press and [[Shihad]] remained in the states a further three months playing clubs around LA and New York and completing two national tours. The band received many accolades during this time; not the least of which included praise from [[Iggy Pop]] who came to see the band play in New York, and [[Paul Barker]] from [[Ministry]] who gave US magazine Pulse a list of his top 10 desert island discs which had [[Killjoy (album) \| Killjoy]] as #1.		* [[Shihad \| The band]] finally inked a deal with Noise records in the US and they flew from Europe to play at the Foundations Forum alongside [[Monster Magnet]] and [[Motorhead]]. Yet again the music won over the press and [[Shihad]] remained in the states a further three months playing clubs around LA and New York and completing two national tours. The band received many accolades during this time; not the least of which included praise from [[Iggy Pop]] who came to see the band play in New York, and [[Paul Barker]] from [[Ministry]] who gave US magazine Pulse a list of his top 10 desert island discs which had [[Killjoy (album) \| Killjoy]] as #1.

	==July==		==July==
	===27th===		===27th===

Karit: /* 28 */

2007-03-10T01:26:54Z

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	* More touring in New Zealand, then a one off gig across the Tasman at the Rock Above the Falls, in Lorne, VIC. Featuring headliner [[Iggy Pop]].		* More touring in New Zealand, then a one off gig across the Tasman at the Rock Above the Falls, in Lorne, VIC. Featuring headliner [[Iggy Pop]].
	==November==		==November==
	===28===		===28th===
	* [[Shihad]] plays Christchurch for World AIDs Day.		* [[Shihad]] plays Christchurch for World AIDs Day.

	==October - November==		==October - November==
	* It was back to Australia for the Livid Festival, followed by serious touring down the coast and another three songs played on national TV show "Recovery". Then it was back with old pals and new Oz label-mates [[Faith No More]].		* It was back to Australia for the Livid Festival, followed by serious touring down the coast and another three songs played on national TV show "Recovery". Then it was back with old pals and new Oz label-mates [[Faith No More]].