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 Seattle, Washington, USA
+Before joining Grammatrain, [[Paul Roraback]] was a member of [[Paragon]].
+Singer/guitarist [[Pete Stewart]], bassist Dalton Roraback and his drummer brother [[Paul Roraback]] recorded two self-titled three-song demo tapes in 1993 and 1994. After hearing one of the demos, ForeFront Records label executive Eddie DeGarmo signed the band. Before releasing their first major album, Grammtrain released a CD containing four studio recordings and five live acoustic numbers. In 1995 they released their first studio album, //Lonely House//, produced by [[Aaron Sprinkle]]. The album achieved success on Christian Radio.
+Their second full-length album, //Flying// was released in 1997. Critics cited the album's "lighter, more polished feel" when compared to //Lonely House//. At the end of a tour promoting the album, Grammatrain officially broke up following their final live performance on 12/7/1998 in Germany. An announcement of the breakup can be heard on the band's live album.
+Following the breakup of the band, Stewart released a self-titled solo album and produced Michael Tait's band, Tait, performing on their first album. He also produced four tracks on the debut solo album for TobyMac, Momentum. In 2003 Stewart reemerged with [[The Accident Experiment]].
+In early 2009, Grammatrain announced that they had reunited and were in the process of recording a new album. Because frontman [[Pete Stewart]] had left the Christian faith, the new album was not directed at Christian audiences. Shortly after the announcement, the band played two reunion shows: one in Seattle and one in Germany. A limited edition EP with songs from the forthcoming album was released at the shows and on the band's website.
+In 2010, the single "The Last Sound" was released, the video was debuted at a Seattle Sounders FC match. The song has been played at Qwest Field before the kickoff of Sounders matches, and Sounders FC owner Drew Carey endorsed the song and promised to get a "proper video" made of it. The video was produced and directed by Nik Venet, who had previously done videos for U2, Jane's Addiction and The White Stripes. The song was also picked up by and released through Rock Band Network for the Xbox 360.
+On October 10, 2010 (10.10.10), they independently released their last album, //Imperium//.
+[[Paul Roraback]] has also played with bands [[Gideon's Press]], [[The Illustrated Band]], and [[PJ Bostic]]
 ===== Discography =====
 | 1993 | Demo |
-| 1994 | Demo |
+| 1994 | [[https://christiantapeunderground.wordpress.com/2019/04/18/grammatrain-demo/|Demo]] |
-| 1995 | Grammatrain |
+| 1995 | Grammatrain | Zoe Worldwide Records |
 | 1995 | Lonely House | Forefront Records |
 | 1997 | Flying | Forefront Records |
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-==== Demo ====
+==== 1994 Demo ====
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 [[Pete Stewart]] - Vocals, guitars\\
 Dalton Roraback - Bass\\
-Paul J. Roraback - Drums, percussion, vocals
+[[Paul Roraback]] - Drums, percussion, vocals
   - Drown
   - Mindform
   - Need
+------
+==== Grammatrain ====
+Zoe Worldwide Records (ZWRCD002)
+[[Pete Stewart]] - Guitar, vocals\\
+Dalton Roraback - Bass\\
+[[Paul Roraback]] - Drums, percussion
+  - Believe
+  - Execution
+  - Lonely House
+  - Jerky Love Song
+  - Drown
+  - Undivine Election
+  - Humanity
+  - For Me
+  - Execution
+Tracks 5 to 9 are live acoustic.
+------
+==== Lonely House ====
+Forefront Records (FFD 5138)
+[[Pete Stewart]] - Guitar, vocals\\
+Dalton Roraback - Bass\\
+[[Paul Roraback]] - Drums, percussion
+Produced by [[Aaron Sprinkle]] and Grammatrain
+  - She Don't Know (2:33)
+  - Believe (3:37)
+  - Execution (3:56)
+  - Lonely House (5:43)
+  - Psycho (4:42)
+  - Sick of Will (3:02)
+  - Need (6:29)
+  - Drown (3:55)
+  - Undivine Election (3:35)
+  - Jerky Love Song (0:41)
+  - Humanity (4:26)
+  - Picture Pains (6:31)
+  - Apathy (2:59)
+------
+==== Flying ====
+ForeFront Records ‎(FFD5164)
+[[Pete Stewart]] - Guitar, vocals\\
+Dalton Roraback - Bass\\
+[[Paul Roraback]] - Drums, percussion
+Donna Stewart - Mellotron, piano
+Produced by John Hampton
+  - Jonah (2:41)
+  - Less of Me (2:48)
+  - Flying (5:11)
+  - Rocketship (2:25)
+  - Peace (4:13)
+  - Pain (4:46)
+  - Sell Your Soul (3:22)
+  - Fuse (3:48)
+  - Spiderweb (3:16)
+  - Found in You (4:44)
+  - For Me (3:52)
+  - Untitled (5:02)
+------
+==== Live 120198 =====
+ForeFront Records (FFD5237)
+  - Less of Me
+  - Execution
+  - Pain
+  - Fuse
+  - Flying
+  - Believe
+  - Need
+  - Jonah
+  - Six O' Clock News
+  - Lonely House
+  - Jerky Love Song
+------
+==== Kneeling Between Shields ====
+Independent
+  - Damaged
+  - Forever
+  - All
+  - Enemy
+  - Damaged (Acoustic Version)
+------
+==== Imperium ====
+Independent
+[[Pete Stewart]] - Guitar, vocals\\
+Dalton Roraback - Bass\\
+[[Paul Roraback]] - Drums, percussion
+Produced by Grammatrain
+  - Damaged
+  - Forever
+  - With My Hands
+  - Firing Line
+  - The Hive
+  - Controlling Me
+  - Straight Down
+  - All
+  - Enemy
+  - Child 0f Angels
+  - The Last Sound
+  - Atmosphere
+  - Ascension
+------
+==== Spin Automatic (Imperium Bonus EP) ====
+Independent
+[[Pete Stewart]] - Guitar, vocals\\
+Dalton Roraback - Bass\\
+[[Paul Roraback]] - Drums, percussion
+Produced by Grammatrain
+  - Damaged (acoustic) (4:48)
+  - Firing Line (acoustic) (4:34)
+  - Shattered Atmosphere (acoustic) (6:55)
+  - Days Gone By (4:26)
+  - Straight Down (acoustic) (4:21)
+------
+==== Compilations ====
+**//Sweet Family Music - A Tribute To Stryper//** (1996 [[Flying Tart Records]])\\
+) More Than a Man (4:45)
+**//Ten: The Birthday Album//** (1998 ForeFront Records)\\
+) God (6:00)
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