1985 UK Number One album Misplaced Childhood, the song "The King of Sunset Town" and the ending part of "Seasons End", both from the 1989 Seasons End album, and also throughout the song "You're Gone" from the 2004 Marbles album. Rob Dean of Japan used it on Quiet Life and Gentlemen Take Polaroids. John Haughm of Agalloch, on the songs "Odal", "Limbs" "Sowilo Rune", and "Faustian Echoes". Guitarist John Ellis has used the EBow frequently. Some of his performances include the extensive EBow-aided guitar parts on the Judge Smith album Curly's Airships and on his own 2013 album Sly Guitar. Vinnie Moore, in the songs "Rain", "The Maze", "In the Healing Garden", "Fear and Trepidation", "Over My Head", and "Into the Sunset" in the studios and during live performances. Paul Stanley of KISS, on his first solo album, Paul Stanley, in 1978. John Petrucci, on the Dream Theater song "Space-Dye Vest" from the album Awake. He has also used it on the tracks "Finally Free", "Disappear", and "The Ministry of Lost Souls". Eddie Vedder, in the Pearl Jam songs "Wishlist", "Rearviewmirror", and "World Wide Suicide". Munaf Rayani of the post-rock band Explosions in the Sky in various songs, including "The Moon Is Down", "Memorial" and "Be Comfortable, Creature". Wes Borland of Limp Bizkit, on songs like "Hold on" for ambience and manipulated the feedback in the intro of "Boiler" with it, and on the songs "Song for Clay", "Uniform" and "Biko". Peter Buck of R.E.M., on several songs, including "Walk Unafraid" from the album Up, and "E-Bow the Letter" from the album New Adventures in Hi-Fi. Georg Hólm of Sigur Rós, in various songs, including "Untitled #6" from the ( ) album. Peter Holmström of The Dandy Warhols, in multiple songs, including on a Fender Bass VI on "Godless", and as a guest musician for Daydream Machine on their song "Twin Idols". Brody Uttley of Rivers of Nihil, in various songs, namely on "Suntold" and "Death Is Real". Guitarists Wata and Takeshi of the Japanese band Boris use e-bows on various recordings and in concert. Troy Donockley of the symphonic metal band Nightwish has used EBows live to imitate the violin solos from songs such as "While Your Lips Are Still Red" and " The Greatest Show on Earth". Noel Gallagher of Oasis used the e-bow on "Don't Look Back in Anger" and "Champagne Supernova" on the album, What's The