- Testament.
Alvelais joined Forbidden (then
known as "Forbidden Evil") in 1987 as the
replacement for Robb
Flynn who had quit to join Vio-lence.
Alvelais recorded...
- and were
replaced by Paul
Bostaph (drums), Matt
Camacho (b****) and Glen
Alvelais (guitar). Then in 1987, the band's name was
shortened to
Forbidden in order...
- and Glen
Alvelais (guitar).
Ramirez was
previously the band's
first guitarist (although here he is
performing on b**** guitar), and
Alvelais had previously...
- had met
guitarist Glen
Alvelais (ex-Forbidden) in 1997 when
Strapping Young Lad was
touring with Testament, with whom
Alvelais was
playing at the time...
- As of 2009, it is the only
forbidden album to
feature guitarist Glen
Alvelais, who left in 1989 and
would later join
Testament (which had also featured...
- band had
endured many
personnel changes that
included guitarists Glen
Alvelais,
James Murphy,
Steve Smyth and "Metal" Mike Chlasciak, b****ists Derrick...
- when
Skolnick left due to
musical differences and was
replaced by Glen
Alvelais,
formerly of Forbidden.
Clemente also left at the same time, with his place...
- Serenity" (Edit) (Billy, James, Peterson) - 4:30
Chuck Billy:
vocals Glen
Alvelais: lead and
rhythm guitars (tracks 1–4) Alex Skolnick: lead and
rhythm guitars...
-
their debut – 1988's
Forbidden Evil – with Tim
Calvert replacing Glen
Alvelais on guitar. The
result is a more
melodic and
progressive affair with many...
-
temporarily reteamed Bostaph with his ex-Forbidden (band)
bandmate Glen
Alvelais. The
November 27 show with this line-up at the
Hollywood Palladium was...
