Biography
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1. Started as a side project beside Iron Maiden during their break in 1989. Adrian Smith left Iron Maiden in 1990, some short time after the release of "Silver And Gold". Smith described in an interview that this album had probably sent the wrong signal to the guys in Maiden as they had thought Smith had lost interest in Heavy Metal and were not able to realize the AOR approach of this album. In the late 70's he was with Andy Barnett in a band called Urchin. Their style was different from Maiden, only comparable to the "Somewhere In Time" session "Reach Out" (b-side of the "Wasted Years" single).
The name stands for Adrian Smith And Project.
Line up (last known):
Adrian Smith - Lead Vocals & Guitars ( Urchin, Iron Maiden, Psycho Motel, Bruce Dickinson)
Andy Barnett - Guitars & Vocals (Urchin, Metal Mirror)
Dave Colwell - Guitars & Vocals (Samson)
Robin Clayton - Bass
Richard Young - Keyboards
Zak Starkey - Drums (Tony Martin, The Who, Oasis)
2. A.S.A.P. - A Srácok a Putriból
It's a hungarian hip-hop artist with 2 famous Hungarian Rapper "Game Kutya" and "Mr.Busta"
They debute album is Legendak in 2009
http://www.mrbusta.com
3. A.S.A.P. (As Soon As Possible) was a vocal group consisting of three American singers that was active in Japan in the 1990s. They made their name with their first three albums, which consisted entirely of English-language covers of Yumi Matsutoya songs. On their consecutive albums they also covered other Japanese artists and released some original songs. They released 9 albums between 1990 and 1996, including one compilation; another compilation album was released in 2008.
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