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The Epitome of Sound In the 1960's, the Megatons were a Motown/Soul style group from New Jersey, USA who were made up of 4 musicians (all White Men), and 1 lead singer (a Black Man). The instrumentation included; bass, drums, guitar, and organ. The group performed in various nite-clubs throughout Jersey and had a large following of fans. In 1967, three of the group members (Bob Ligatino, bass, Eddie Dill, aka Eddie Charles, guitar, and Eugene Thomas, lead singer, decided to make some personnel changes, and Mike Paladino, drums, and Joe DeJohn, organ, joined the Megatons. Both Mike and Joe...

There are multiple bands called Epitome 1) Epitome was a punk rock band from Connecticut formed in the mid-1970s by Raymond Vecsey and Keith Amo. Epitome was considered to be the "founding fathers" of the punk/new wave movement in CT. 2) Epitome band was brought to life in 1992. Two years later Epitome releases its first 4 track demo entitled "Engluf The Decrepitude" released by Guzzler Promotion. Reviews of this demo tape appeared in zines all over the world, always warmly welcomed. The band plays its first gigs. At the same time due to different issues some personal changes take...