2002 GR

2002 GR, also known as Xilina Spathia (which translates to Wooden Swords in English), was a prominent Greek rock band that significantly shaped the music scene in Greece during the 1990s and early 2000s. Emerging from the port city of Thessaloniki, the band was founded by singer and songwriter Pavlos Pavlidis, bassist Panos Tolios, and guitarist Giorgos Theofanous. Their sound, characterized by poetic lyrics, intense guitar riffs, and a blend of rock with traditional Greek elements, quickly garnered a devoted following.

Throughout their career, 2002 GR successfully delivered numerous hit albums and singles that left an indelible mark on Greek rock music. With recordings like "Magiki Avli" and "O Siderenios Anthropos," they cemented their legacy, creating a soundtrack for a generation. Although the band disbanded in the early 2000s, their influence persists, and their music continues to resonate with audiences, both old and new. The compilations "Best Vol. 2" and "Best Vol. 3," along with the live recording "2002 GR (Live)," showcase the breadth of their creativity and live performance energy. Through collections such as "Ta Afthentika: 2002 Gr Megales Epitihies," fans can revisit the hits that made 2002 GR stand out in the Greek music industry.

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2002 GR (Live)
Album - 17 Tracks - Released June 3, 2022
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