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This section will cover all releases containing members of Live in some audio or video sort of way that they did aside from Live (for example, guest vocals on another band's album). If a member of Live was involved in a project in a purely behind-the-scenes type of way (such as producer, for example), that project will NOT be listed here. This section concentrates only on releases which involve the members in ways where you can either hear or see them.
ADAM AND THE WEIGHT: In 2003, Ed Kowalczyk's brother Adam released a CD with his band. The self-titled Adam and the Weight CD contains a song called A Growing Voice, on which Ed contributed guest vocals.
TEXAS JERRY: In 2002, Texas Jerry (a band from Live's hometown of York, Pennsylvania) released an EP called You & i. Patrick Dahlheimer produced this EP, wrote the music for a song called Suffering, and played guitar on the track as well.
TRICKY: In 2001, trip-hop artist Tricky released his album Blowback, with the lead-off single Evolution Revolution Love featuring Ed Kowalczyk on vocals. In return for this favour, Tricky provided guest vocals on Live's song Simple Creed, which was the lead-off single for their fifth album - V. Tricky's vocals also appear on the song Intro from that album. Apart from the audio track Evolution Revolution Love, Ed also appears in the music video for that track. Likewise, Tricky appears in the music video for Simple Creed.
FIGHT CLUB: In 1999, Ed Kowalczyk happened to be around the crew of the movie Fight Club as some of its scenes were being shot, and he ended up being casted a very small role as "Waiter at Clifton's" in the chapter called Mea Culpa.
NENEH CHERRY: In 1999, Ed Kowalczyk wrote a song called Walk into this Room for the movie Playing by Heart. He and Neneh Cherry got together to record this song as a duet. It appears on the soundtrack to the movie, as well as in part during the movie, and in full (a slightly alternate version) during the credits.
THE HEADS: In 1996, Ed Kowalczyk wrote the lyrics to a song called Indie Hair, which appears on The Heads' album No Talking Just Head. Ed provides vocals for the track on the album.
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