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Artist: Trixter

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CD Title: Human Era

 

Category: Hard Rock

Year: 2015

Label: Frontiers Records (Italy)

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Personnel

Peter Loran lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Steve Brown lead guitar, harmonica, backing vocals
P. J. Farley bass guitar, backing vocals
Mark "Gus" Scott drums, percussion, backing vocals

Tracks

1.	Rockin' to the Edge of the Night		Listen
2.	Crash That Party		Listen
3.	Not Like All the Rest		Listen
4.	For You		Listen
5.	Every Second Counts		Listen
6.	Beats Me Up		Listen
7.	Good Times Now		Listen
8.	Midnight in Your Eyes		Listen
9.	All Night Long		Listen
10.	Soul of a Lovin' Man		Listen
11.	Human Era		Listen

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Existing comments about this CD

From: andi	Date: May 11, 2015 at 5:18
Average Melodic Hardrock not similar to the first and second album.....much more Melodic and more ballads it does not tear me away......i think i will not buy the album itīs just for real Trixter Freaks

From: 123charpenay	Date: May 17, 2015 at 16:11
always the same feeling about this band.great album but not more.no hits they have not the spark of class of the big bands.definitively a great band but a second zone band.never in champions league.

From: MetalllianStallion	Date: May 26, 2015 at 3:36
The bobbsey twins are back. Are you guys dating? 2 more useless comments for an album released almost a month after your comments. 6/9/15

From: Doug	Date: June 23, 2015 at 13:44
This album comes out of the gate strong, first song "Rockin' to the Edge of the Night" is a toe-tapper, then it kind of levels off. Not as good as New Audio Machine, IMO. In a weird way, they sound like Crazy Lixx to me? Or is it vice versa?

From: CC

Date: September 3, 2015 at 18:18

I really really liked the previous album, but this one amazingly is even better. So many catchy songs, and overall the sound on this one is more of the classic vibe from the Hear era without some of the 40ft Ringo influences that were dotted amongst the NAM songs. That said, Soul of a lovin man sounds like it could be lifted straight from a Whitesnake album, with Loran even aping Coverdales vocals at times. Rocking to the edge of the night and Every second counts are probably my two faves, but like the previous album, not a bad song on it.

From: hair metal again	Date: April 20, 2016 at 5:24
very good release by TRIXTER ,a band that always had the talent of writing catchy,commercial hard rock tunes and satisfying the fans!many good moments like "midnight in your eyes",'rocking to the edge of the night" and "soul of a lovin man"!been with them since day 1 and it feels good still being together after so many years

From: nobycane74

Date: January 29, 2017 at 12:30

TRIXTER always seems to deliver a good ol fashioned rock album, keeping in the vein of their 1990 "S/T" and 1992 "Hear!", this record surpasses their previous release "New Audio Machine" (which was a great return). The production is better and the songs stay true to the classic oriented good-time TRIXTER mentality. It pays off with their finally recorded live classic "Rockin' to the Edge of the Night" which debuts for the first time on a record in 25+ years. The album does dabbles a bit into a more mature modern rock style tracks, without straying too far off from the overall theme of the album. HIGHLIGHT TRACKS: #1,3,5,6,7,8,10. MY RATING: 92/100

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