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Raining Pleasure
Raining Pleasure is an indie/rock band originating from Patras, Greece, often credited with spearheading the newest wave of Greek bands with English lyrics. The band was formed in September 1990 under the name "Rest in Peace". A year after their formation the band started appearing live locally. In 1992, they changed their name to Raining Pleasure and started touring Greece. In 1994, the band self-recorded and released a demo of their work (limited to 160 copies); since then, most of its songs have been rerecorded and included in their studio albums. For two more years, the band continued touring Greece and, in 1996, had three of its songs released through ''Pop & Rock'' 's magazine compilation ''Dytiki Akti '96''.
==Career==
Near the end of 1996, the band signed a contract with Lazy Dog Records based in Thessaloniki; in early 1997, they released their first full-length studio album ''Memory Comes Back'' which was well-received from the independent press at the time. Their second release, ''Nostalgia'', appeared in August 1998 also under the Lazy Dog banner. Raining Pleasure had the chance that two of their songs be included in two compilations produced by the European collaboration of great radio stations. Also in 1998, one of the issues of the Greek fanzine ''Fractal Press'' included a 7 inch vinyl single including the songs "Winters of Waiting" and "Love" (both recorded during the ''Memories Come Back'' sessions but left out of the record).
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