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I Will Not Bow by Breaking Benjamin
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Breaking Benjamin Est Un Groupe De Metal Alternatif Américain Originaire De Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvanie Fondé En 1998 Par Le Chanteur Benjamin Burnley Et L' Ancien Batteur Jeremy Hummel. Le Nom Du Groupe Provient Du Fait Que Lors D' Un Concert De Sa Carrière Solo Benjamin Burnley Fît Tomber Son Micro Et Le Cassa Le Propriétaire Du Micro Lui Cria Alors Du Fond Des Coulisses "Merci D' Avoir Cassé Mon Micro Benjamin" Le Groupe S' Étant Brièvement Appelé "plan 9" En 1999 C' Est À La Fin 2000 Après De Nombreux Changements De Membres Et Après Que Aaron Fink Et Mark Klepaski Du Groupe "Lifer" Aient Rejoint Leur Ami Burnley Qu' Ils Décidèrent De Lui Donner Le Nom Qu' Il Porte Aujourd'hui. Membres Du Groupe * Benjamin Burnley - Chant Et Guitare * Aaron Fink - Guitare * Mark Klepaski - Basse * Chad Szeliga - Batterie Anciens Membres Du Groupe * BC Vaught - Batterie * Jeremy Hummel - Batterie 2001-2004 * Jonathan Price - Basse 2000 - 2001 Albums * Saturate 27 Août 2002 N136 Aux USA * We Are Not Alone 29 Juin 2004 N20 Aux USA * Phobia 8 Août 2006 N2 Aux USA * Dear Agony 29 Septembre 2009
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"I Will Not Bow" Is A Song By American rock band Breaking Benjamin. It Was Released In August 2009 As The Lead Single From Their Fourth Album Dear Agony. The Single Was Released To Radio Six Weeks Prior To Both The Film And The Band’s Fourth Album Dear Agony. It Is The Band’s Biggest Hit selling Over 2 Million Copies and As Of 2018 Their Only US top 40 Hit. It Was Used To Promote And Was Featured In The End Credits Of The Bruce Willis film Surrogates. The Song Was Not Written Specifically For The Film But According To Drummer Chad Szeliga "Ben Sent A Few Songs To Our Record Label Hollywood Records " Which Is Owned By Disney Who Then Decided They "wanted A Breaking Benjamin Song For This Movie." The Song Was Also Being Used Heavily On MLB Network as Lead-In And Lead-Out Music During The 2010 MLB Postseason. The Single Was Originally Planned To Be Added To The Band's Myspace page At 12 00 AM On Wednesday August 12 2009 Before Its First Radio Play On St. Louis Radio Station 105.7 The Point Along With An Interview With Aaron Fink On The Woodie And Rizzuto Show Later That Morning. However On Tuesday Afternoon August 11 The Point Was Scooped By Radio Station 97.9X WBSX Of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania Breaking Benjamin's Home Town Who Played The Single Before Hollywood Records' Intended Release Date. This Caused An Earlier Premiere To Breaking Benjamin's Myspace Page. The Song Was Added At 8 00 PM Eastern Time August 11 2009. "I Will Not Bow" Became Available At iTunes on August 31 2009 And Is A Downloadable Track For The Video Game Rock Band. The Original Version Of Dear Agony is 3 37 Long. There Is Also A Radio Edit Which Can Be Heard Over Public Radio The Edit Does Not Contain The Scream "fall" Or The Lyric "open Your Eyes". The Third Version Of "I Will Not Bow" Is Only 3 13 Long And Can Be Heard On The End Credits Of The Movie Surrogates. The Fourth Version Is An Acoustic Version Accompanied By Strings. This Version Was Released On The Extended Version Of The Band's Greatest Hits Album On August 16 2011. The Music Video For "I Will Not Bow" Was Released To The Band's Myspace On August 21 2009. It Featured Clips From The Movie Surrogates. The Video Was Shot At The 7 World Trade Center But Has No Connection Or Significant Meaning Having To Do With the 9/11 Events as Stated By Aaron Fink In His Point interview On August 13 2009. The Video Was Directed By Rich Lee who Has Also Directed For Evanescence. Lee Chose The Location Feeling It Was An Eerie Place To Film. The Video Features Several Shots Of Singer Ben Burnley walking Down A Hallway Singing Into A Microphone As Well As Shots Of The Band Performing Together And Scenes From The movie. There Is Also A Girl Who Goes Onto An Elevator And Comes Up To The Same Floor The Band Is On. She Sits Down On A Couch In Front Of A Set Of TVs All Of Them Either Showing Scenes From The Movie Or The Band Playing. Towards The End Of The Video The Members Of The Band Collapse Dropping Their Instruments As Does The Girl. The Video Then Goes To Burnley Strapped Into One Of The Chairs From The Movie During Which He Sits Up And Takes His Mask Off Revealing That The Band Members Themselves Were Using Surrogates. The Surrogates version Is Included On The DVD And Blu-Ray Release Of The Film. A Second Version Of The Music Video Without The Surrogates footage Was Released With The Best Buy Exclusive Version Of Dear Agony and On ITunes. It Was Later Uploaded To YouTube In 2010. "I Will Not Bow" Debuted At Number 40 On The Billboard Hot 100 Making It The Band's Highest Charting Song And First And Only Top 40 Hit On The Chart. It Has Reached Number One On The Billboard Hot Rock Songs and Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks charts And Number Five On The Alternative Songs chart. AOL Rated This Song As The Number One Rock Song Of 2009 Beating Out Such Songs As "New Divide" By Linkin Park "Break" By Three Days Grace and "Again" By Flyleaf.
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Breaking Benjamin Est Un Groupe De Metal Alternatif Américain Originaire De Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvanie Fondé En 1998 Par Le Chanteur Benjamin Burnley Et L' Ancien Batteur Jeremy Hummel. Le Nom Du Groupe Provient Du Fait Que Lors D' Un Concert De Sa Carrière Solo Benjamin Burnley Fît Tomber Son Micro Et Le Cassa Le Propriétaire Du Micro Lui Cria Alors Du Fond Des Coulisses "Merci D' Avoir Cassé Mon Micro Benjamin" Le Groupe S' Étant Brièvement Appelé "plan 9" En 1999 C' Est À La Fin 2000 Après De Nombreux Changements De Membres Et Après Que Aaron Fink Et Mark Klepaski Du Groupe "Lifer" Aient Rejoint Leur Ami Burnley Qu' Ils Décidèrent De Lui Donner Le Nom Qu' Il Porte Aujourd'hui. Membres Du Groupe * Benjamin Burnley - Chant Et Guitare * Aaron Fink - Guitare * Mark Klepaski - Basse * Chad Szeliga - Batterie Anciens Membres Du Groupe * BC Vaught - Batterie * Jeremy Hummel - Batterie 2001-2004 * Jonathan Price - Basse 2000 - 2001 Albums * Saturate 27 Août 2002 N136 Aux USA * We Are Not Alone 29 Juin 2004 N20 Aux USA * Phobia 8 Août 2006 N2 Aux USA * Dear Agony 29 Septembre 2009
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"I Will Not Bow" is a song by American rock band Breaking Benjamin. It was released in August 2009 as the lead single from their fourth album Dear Agony. The single was released to radio six weeks prior to both the film and the band’s fourth album Dear Agony. It is the band’s biggest hit, selling over 2 million copies and, as of 2018, their only US top 40 hit. It was used to promote and was featured in the end credits of the Bruce Willis film Surrogates. The song was not written specifically for the film, but according to drummer Chad Szeliga, "Ben sent a few songs to our record label, Hollywood Records," which is owned by Disney, who then decided they "wanted a Breaking Benjamin song for this movie." The song was also being used heavily on MLB Network as lead-in and lead-out music during the 2010 MLB postseason.
The single was originally planned to be added to the band's Myspace page at 12:00 AM on Wednesday, August 12, 2009, before its first radio play on St. Louis radio station, 105.7 The Point, along with an interview with Aaron Fink on the Woodie and Rizzuto show later that morning. However, on Tuesday afternoon, August 11, The Point was scooped by radio station 97.9X (WBSX) of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania (Breaking Benjamin's home town) who played the single before Hollywood Records' intended release date. This caused an earlier premiere to Breaking Benjamin's Myspace page. The song was added at 8:00 PM Eastern Time, August 11, 2009. "I Will Not Bow" became available at iTunes on August 31, 2009, and is a downloadable track for the video game Rock Band.
The original version of Dear Agony is 3:37 long. There is also a radio edit, which can be heard over public radio; the edit does not contain the scream "fall" or the lyric "open your eyes". The third version of "I Will Not Bow" is only 3:13 long and can be heard on the end credits of the movie Surrogates. The fourth version is an acoustic version, accompanied by strings. This version was released on the extended version of the band's greatest hits album on August 16, 2011.
The music video for "I Will Not Bow" was released to the band's Myspace on August 21, 2009. It featured clips from the movie Surrogates. The video was shot at the 7 World Trade Center, but has no connection or significant meaning having to do with the 9/11 events as stated by Aaron Fink in his Point interview on August 13, 2009. The video was directed by Rich Lee who has also directed for Evanescence. Lee chose the location, feeling it was an eerie place to film.
The video features several shots of singer Ben Burnley walking down a hallway singing into a microphone, as well as shots of the band performing together, and scenes from the movie. There is also a girl who goes onto an elevator, and comes up to the same floor the band is on. She sits down on a couch in front of a set of TVs, all of them either showing scenes from the movie, or the band playing. Towards the end of the video, the members of the band collapse, dropping their instruments, as does the girl. The video then goes to Burnley strapped into one of the chairs from the movie, during which he sits up and takes his mask off, revealing that the band members themselves were using surrogates. The Surrogates version is included on the DVD and Blu-ray release of the film. A second version of the music video without the Surrogates footage was released with the Best Buy exclusive version of Dear Agony and on iTunes. It was later uploaded to YouTube in 2010.
"I Will Not Bow" debuted at number 40 on the Billboard Hot 100, making it the band's highest charting song and first and only top 40 hit on the chart. It has reached number one on the Billboard Hot Rock Songs and Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks charts and number five on the Alternative Songs chart. AOL rated this song as the number one rock song of 2009, beating out such songs as "New Divide" by Linkin Park, "Break" by Three Days Grace and "Again" by Flyleaf. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.