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In May 1997, Joe D'Arco joined to replace Stewart on drums. Eventually, Godsmack's CD landed in the hands of Rocko, the night-time DJ for Boston radio station WAAF (FM). The radio station put "Keep Away" into heavy rotation and the song rose to the number one spot at the station very quickly.
23 set 2020 · At that time, Joe D’Arco would replace on again off again drummer Tommy Stewart, who would rejoin the band in 1998 only to vacate his throne once again in 2002 to his successor, Shannon Larkin. Prior to joining up with Godsmack, Larkin held the line, drumming for the successful band Ugly Kid Joe as well as Souls At Zero and ...
The band's second drummer, Joe D'Arco, only joined after the album was recorded, though he later recorded the bonus track "Whatever" with the band in February 1998. When D'Arco was fired in April 1998, his name was not removed from the 1998 re-presses of the album, but Stewart was eventually given credit when the album was re-issued ...
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13 feb 2011 · Why are you laughing as if you're my friend?I'm gonna slap you again, and again, and again.Oooh, I like you better when you go away!"Gotta get up,Gotta get o...
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29 feb 2024 · Along with him would be Tony Rombolo (guitar), Robbie Merrill (bass) and Tommy Stuart (drums; who stepped in to replace original member Joe D'Arco who would later return). The act would start out under the name The Scam, but quickly changed its name to Godsmack after recording one demo.
Biography. Years Active. 1995 – present (29 years) Founded In. Lawrence, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States. Members. Joe D'Arco (2000 – 2002) Robbie Merrill (1996 – present) Shannon Larkin (2002 – present) Sully Erna (1995 – present) Tommy Stewart (1996 – 2000) Tony Rombola (1996 – present)
