Zero Hour webpage is 5 today!!

[Buddah808]

Was tinkering with the page a lil today and noticed that it has been on the net exactly 5 years today................crazy how the time flies by. Seems like it was just yesterday that we threw the page together.

Just thought I would share that lil bit of trivia with you all.

If it wasnt such a pain in the ass I would throw up the first ever version back up there for a day or 2.............maybe I will feel creative later, but prolly not........hehe


Bob "Buddah"

 

[Demonspell]

Might as well recall the first time I heard Zero Hour...it was about three years ago, and Eyes Of Denial came on an online radio station...the song grabbed me from the start, especially that intro and the Erik's vocals...

 

[ProgMetalFan]

The first time I heard Zero Hour... I purchased "The Towers of Avarice" on a whim from Dream Disc in the summer of 2001. Was blown away by what I heard.

 

[ZHJ&T]

BUDDAH RULES!!!!! Thank you brotha for doing an amazing job on the web-site for 5 years. Many thanks to our fans, you're what keeps us going.

Jasun/ZH

 

[Collapse Generation]

I bought the self-titled release 8th of January 2001.

3 weeks later I ordered Towers of Avarice.

 

[Seventh Son]

I picked up the self-titled release from Knights of The Round (now known as More Metal) (along with One Hour By The Contrete Lake - POS) way back in early 2000.

Had to wait ages for Towers Of Avarice - but it was worth the wait.

 

[TheConductor]

Ah....I remember the first time I heard Zero Hour, by buddy RaY was raving about them and that weekend when I went to see Dream Theater in NYC there was one copy of Towers on the shelf at Virgin Records and w/out hesitation I bought it and was hooked ever since. You guys fucking rule! Keep making awesome music.
-The Conductor(a.k.a. The Dude)

 

[SanderThomas]

First time I heard Zero Hour was when they played with Sun Caged in Arnhem October 3rd 2001, so that's been 2 years. I saw them at Headway Fest too... Still haven't bought a cd