-
Wacko Magneto, and
while no
songs were
recorded after Wonderland Park,
Annetenna's work
showed an even more
polished Pop
sound than
Wonderland Park.[citation...
- (2007). The song was
written by Fefe Dobson, Anne
Preven and
produced by
Annetenna. It was
released by
Hollywood Records on
March 11, 2008, as the second...
-
Musumarra and
Claudio Gizzi from
Automat "Ultraviolet", a 2001 song by
Annetenna from
Annetenna "Ultraviolet", a 2003 song by Karl
Bartos from
Communication "Ultraviolet"...
- Panariello. By 2003, both
Corabi and
Kohls departed the band, with
former Annetenna and
Ednaswap Scot
Coogan replacing Kohls. Sixx
returned to Mötley Crüe...
-
singer London LeGrand and
drummer Scot
Coogan formerly of
Ednaswap and
Annetenna. They were
advised by
radio programmers that the name ****star
would not...
- reorganization, and
Annetenna subsequently disbanded. In 2001, the band
eventually released all the
songs for free
through their website.
Annetenna's song, "74...
- 2008: "Ultraviolet" (the main
theme from the film, and a
cover of an
Annetenna song),
which reached number 41, and "Ever
Fallen in Love", a
cover version...
-
Producer Antonina Armato Tim
James Matthew Wilder Xandy Barry Wally Gagel Annetenna Brian Green Miley Cyrus chronology Singles from Meet
Miley Cyrus "See...
-
Nikki Sixx, Ace Frehley,
Violets Demise, Ednaswap,
Parade of Losers,
Annetenna, Sinéad O'Connor,
Peter Yorn,
Vanilla Ice, and Otep.
Aside from drums...
- Contraband)
Nikki Sixx (Mötley Crüe, 58, Sixx:A.M.) Scot
Coogan (Ednaswap,
Annetenna)
Scott Sorry (Amen)
Ginger (The Wildhearts)
Prior to the
release of their...
