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Old-school Tim McCord (Pre-Evanescence) - Interview + Pics (2003)

Tim in Revolution Smile's music video "Bonethrower"

Tim's interview with Toazted back in 2003 about The Revolution Smile

I decided to post this after I read Tim's tweet today:

Since Tim's claim to fame was when he joined Evanescence back in 2006, many fans are actually still curious about what he did and what he looked like in the past.

So if you're a type of fan who've for some reasons ever been curious about Tim McCord's hair just like you are about Justin Bieber's hair evolution, here are some pictures of him with long hair when he was still a guitarist in the band "The Revolution Smile":

And here's the video clip where you can see Tim headbang so freakin' hard:

Evanescence Interview Live@Launch (2003)

Evanescence (Amy Lee & Ben Moody) being interviewed on Yahoo! Music in 2003.

Evanescence Live @ Rock Am Ring - Full Concert (2003)

The full concert of Evanescence at Rock Am Ring in Germany on June 7, 2003. They played the songs from the "Fallen" album, as well as a cover of Smashing Pumpkin's "Zero".

Evanescence - The Making of "My Immortal" (2004)

A video showing behind the scenes of the music video "My Immortal". The video was directed by David Mould and shot in Gothic Quarter, Barcelona, Spain. It was shot in October 2011, before Ben Moody left the band.

Evanescence - The Making of "Bring Me To Life" (2003)

Behind the scenes of the music video "Bring Me To Life". The video was shot in Romania and directed by Philipp Stölzl. Paul McCoy (guest vocals) also appears in the video.

Evanescence Going Under Official Video (2003)

Evanescence Bring Me To Life Official Video

The Making of "Going Under" (2003)

Behind the scenes of "Going Under" official music video which was shot in Berlin, Germany in 2003. The director, Philipp Stölzl, also directed Evanescence's previous music video, "Bring Me To Life". In the video, Amy Lee wore a custom-made red corset (she designed it herself) which cost her US$2,500.