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Category: Hard Rock
Year: 1983 / 1994
Label: Mausoleum Records
Catalog Number: SKULL 8313
1. | Emotion | |
2. | See You In Heaven | |
3. | Rock' N' Roll In The City | |
4. | Cold Nights | |
5. | Don't Shine Your Light | |
6. | Never The Same | |
7. | Always | |
8. | Girl Fever | |
9. | Dancing The Night Away | |
10. | Jay |
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From: Japangea | Date: January 8, 2009 at 9:51 |
Average late NWOBHM release.Bass player was ex-Gaskin as much as I remember. |
From: shoemaker | Date: May 28, 2009 at 14:11 |
These bodybuilding skully is one of the worst coverartworks I´ve ever seen. |
From: rbrigade | Date: July 20, 2010 at 12:47 |
This album lacks the songwriting that could make it something special. The sound is a mixture of melodic NWOBHM and 70's pomp/AOR. Two tracks stand out. See you in heaven and Jay. Jay is a pomp/AOR gem. Too sad there's not more stuff in this direction and quality... |
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