Get all the lyrics to songs on Amazing: The Best of Alex Lloyd and join the Genius community of music scholars to learn the meaning behind the lyrics. Lyrics for Amazing by Alex Lloyd When all you want to do is rock, But you don't want to bear the shock no more, When it's just sweat that fills your eyes, Belated feelings that you have denied.

Alex LloydBackground informationBirth nameAlexander WasilievAlso known asAlex LloydBorn( 1974-11-19) 19 November 1974 (age 45)OriginSydney, AustraliaGenresPop rock,Occupation(s)SingersongwriterInstrumentsVocals, guitar, keyboardsYears active1997–presentLabelsTable Music distributed by InertiaAssociated actsMother Hubbard, Mad Bastards TrioWebsiteMembersAlex Reid, Lloyd MarsdenPast membersXander AllanAlex Lloyd (born 19 November 1974) is an Australian singer-songwriter. His most popular album, which includes the songs ' and ', was released in 2001 and went double platinum. His third album released in 2003 featured three songs that made the Australian top 40 singles charts. He has also won two awards for 'Male Artist of the Year' in 2000 and 2002.

Contents.Early life and education Born Alexander Wasiliev to a father of Russian descent and a mother of Irish descent, Lloyd grew up in the suburb of, New South Wales, where he attended Balmain High School (now ).In 1990, at the age of 15, he was a member of a school rock band that won the 1990 Balmain Battle of the Bands and the 1990 Belmore Boys Youth Rock competition. This mainly blues-rock band evolved into 'The Beefs', which began playing in local pubs and clubs and into band.Lloyd adopted his mother's maiden name 'Lloyd' in tribute, following her unexpected death in 1991. Career Black the Sun (1997–2000) His solo career began in 1997 when he started writing songs for his debut solo album Black The Sun and spent time at a songwriting clinic organised by, former manager of. Lloyd started producing the album in 1998 and finished the album with producer, a former member of, who had produced albums by and.won a great deal of critical acclaim with listeners voting it their album of the year. Lloyd won an ARIA award for 'Best New Artist' in 1999 and his first award for 'Best Male Artist' in 2000.Watching Angels Mend (2001–2002) Lloyd's second album went double platinum in Australia after its release in 2001. The second single, ', proved to be a breakthrough for him, becoming his first top 40 single in Australia, being the top song on the for 2001. It went on to become a number one hit in New Zealand and the most played track on Australian radio during 2002.Two further top 40 singles in Australia followed in 2002; ' and '.

Lloyd went on to win his second ARIA award for 'Best Male Artist' and was nominated in several other categories.Distant Light (2003–2004) Lloyd's third album was released in 2003. It featured and of on several tracks. It was produced by, who had also produced and mixed by who has worked with, and.was also a success on the ARIA charts. Three singles charted from the album; 'Coming Home' in August 2003, '1000 Miles' in November 2003, and 'Beautiful' in April 2004.

The album has been certified gold in Australia. Alex Lloyd (2005–2006) In 2005, Alex Lloyd released a new single, entitled 'Never Meant to Fail', which reached the top 30 in Australia, and, on 25 October, an.

Singles which have been released from this album ('Never Meant to Fail', 'The Wonder' and 'Brand New Day') have had significant airplay on radio stations across Australia.In 2006, Lloyd performed in the grand finale of, singing his breakthrough song, '. His performance in the show may have helped with sales of his album, as the album re-entered the albums chart a couple of weeks after the show.

Alex Lloyd also released his greatest hits compilation, titled, which covers all the singles from the four previous Alex Lloyd albums. The limited edition of the compilation features a second CD of and rarities.Good in the Face of a Stranger and Mad Bastards Trio collaboration (2008–2011) Alex Lloyd released his fifth album in November 2008 independently through Inertia.

August 2008, the album's first single 'Slow Train' was released through his official website, and the video clip for the track was animated with 7,000 hand-drawn pictures. In March 2009, he released his second single 'What We Started' from the album, which was subsequently used as song on the television show.

The album did not chart as well as Lloyd's previous albums, selling close to 15,000 albums; however, it was well received by critics.In 2011, Lloyd began touring with Steve and Alan Pigram from. The trio had worked on the soundtrack for the Australian film, and subsequently became known as the, using the tour to promote the film, which was released on 5 May 2011. The tour ended later that month. The Mad Bastards Trio also performed on and also had an interview with about the music and the film itself.

One of Lloyd's songs from, 'Slow Train' made it onto the soundtrack, along with songs written by the Pigram Brothers, but the majority of the soundtrack was written as a collaboration between the trio.The music from the Mad Bastards Trio received a very positive reception, with three nominations for the 2011 Awards including Best Original Song Composed for the Screen ('Won't Look Back'), Best Soundtrack Album and Feature Film Score of the Year. The soundtrack from the film was also nominated for Best Original Film Soundtrack at the.Cameo appearance in Mad Bastards movieAlex made a cameo appearance in the Australian movie Mad Bastards performing his single Slow Train with the Pilgrim brothers.Urban Wilderness (2012–2014) After returning to Australia at the end of 2012, Lloyd announced that he will be recording and releasing a new album in 2013. In March and April 2013, Lloyd started road-testing new songs on a limited tour.

Speaking to, Lloyd announced the title of the album as.In August 2013, Lloyd released the first single from the album, 'Better The Less You Know,' featuring footage of people listening to the song in London and on the Central Coast. After performing at the in October, the album was finally released on 18 October 2013, and was met with a mostly positive reception. The album subsequently entered the Australian 100% Independent Music Charts at Number 6 on 28 October 2013. Lloyd also announced his first Australian tour in over five years: the 'Urban Wilderness' tour, which saw him perform across Australia from October–December 2013.On 6 November 2013, Lloyd announced the second single of the album would be 'Waterfall'. Lloyd played on 's new morning television shows and, where he played 'Waterfall' and 'Amazing'.In 2014, Lloyd collaborated with the, releasing '; a combination of his original 2003 single with references made to the club. Lloyd subsequently adopted the Tigers as his club. The song became his first re-entry into the Australia Top 100 in over eight years, debuting at No.62.Lloyd officially released the third single from the album, Good Thing on 2 April 2014.Acoustica (2015–2017) On 11 February 2016, announced that Lloyd will be releasing an acoustic album as part of their acoustic series, featuring re-imaginings of many of his most successful tracks.

The following day, an acoustic version of 'Coming Home' was released on their YouTube channel.Lloyd also began touring with Australian rock band for their tour dates in Newcastle, Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra throughout February and March 2016.The album was released on 5 August 2016 and became Lloyd's highest-charting independent album, debuting at 11 on the Australian Independent Label charts, and at 45 on the overall ARIA charts. Lloyd supported the record with a national acoustic tour in September and October 2016. Black the Sun 20th Anniversary Tour (2018–present) Following appearing at A Day on the Green and supporting on their national tour in 2018, Lloyd announced in 2019, to coincide with the 20th-anniversary release of his debut album that he will be performing a special tour, performing the entire record in full. The subsequent national tour, taking place from October-November was a notable success, with multiple shows selling out. The tour also coincided with performances at the Scene & Heard Festival.In addition, the album was re-released in a special deluxe 20th-anniversary format, featuring a bonus collection of tracks recorded Live At The Wireless, and was released on vinyl.Personal life Lloyd is married to Amelia Wasiliev and they have three sons and one daughter: Jake, Isaac, Elvis and Belle.Lloyd took part in in 2009. He made it to the final four, with guitarist, swimmer and model.

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