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CD Title: When Every Second Counts

 

Category: Westcoast AOR

Year: 1987 / 2022

Label: RCA/Bmg Ltd./ MelodicRock Classics

Catalog Number: Pl 71400 / MRC024

Personnel

Dave Lloyd vocals
Mark Thomas guitars

Peter Oxendale guest keyboards
Richie Close guest keyboards
Bob Galvin guest keyboards
Niguel Ross-Scot guest bass
Travor Morais guest drums
Snake Davis guest saxophone

Re-issued by MelodicRock Classics in 2022

Tracks

1.	Never Gonna Let You Escape	4:02	Listen
2.	You're the One	4:13	Listen
3.	Somebody Someday	3:48	Listen
4.	Who Will You Run To	4:47	Listen
5.	Too Late	4:53	Listen
6.	Lost Souls	3:52	Listen
7.	Running With the Same Old Crowd	3:44	Listen
8.	Never Feel This Way Again	4:03	Listen
9.	Dreams and Promises	4:35	Listen
10.	Now You're Leaving	3:23	Listen
11.	Right Now I Need You 2022 Bonus Track		Listen

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Wil	Date: January 12, 2003 at 0:52
Very good melodic rockalbum with pop and westcoast influences. An undiscovered treasure. Please may it be rereleased on cd !!!????

From: stephen	Date: May 1, 2003 at 20:52
IT CAME OUT ON CD IN THE UK IN 1987 ON THE RCA LABEL CATALOGUE NUMBER PD71400......

From: peter poland	Date: February 6, 2004 at 15:40
This album would be great fit to westcoast, hitech aor collectors.Well produced, nice melodies and vocals...grab it if you like that kind of Aor, and check out my fav. track 7. Running With the Same Old Crowd

From: Rafo Phoenix	Date: March 16, 2005 at 19:42
Buen album en la escena del AOR, con estilos wescoast, lite y Hi-Tech para algunos, con saxo en algunos temas, ya me parece lata estar calificando albums de AOR con estos terminos, asi que lo pondre como un album de AOR suave con sus toques Pop, me recuerda a Chicago Toto o Robert Tepper de esas esos años en momentos, temas buenos como Dreams and Promises or Never Gonna Let You Escape .

From: Geoff	Date: March 24, 2005 at 18:41
This one is very lite, not usually my tastes but this is okay. Some nice songs. AOR fans will enjoy.

From: 9 CHAMPIONS A 1

Date: April 4, 2005 at 12:52

Hombre no creo que este disco sea en cuanto a calidad de los punteros en el panorama AOR pero si que podria pasar por un modesto pero aceptable segunda linea.Hacen ese AOR fino tipico de los duos aunque hay momentos donde se mueven en un AOR de corte mas clásico y en otros en territorio West Coast,vamos que pienso yo que le dan un aire a bandas como como Lost And Found,1927,Jukebox Heroes...Lo dicho,no es la releche pero VALE LA PENA.6'5/10.

From: hernanHRM/AOR	Date: December 21, 2008 at 9:40
Un álbum hermoso de AOR puro 85/100 Recomendaded, But has few commentaries...

From: Kindred	Date: February 7, 2009 at 12:36
A agree with Geoff. Not usually my thing. A little too lite for me. But it's very good.

From: wotty	Date: May 14, 2009 at 9:50
Superb "lite",very westcoast-influenced album.A quality cd to "chill-out" to...........

From: cassandra	Date: December 21, 2009 at 9:27
A fantastic, chilled album and great band that should have done more but was dropped by RCA in favour of Annie Lennox and Rick Astley; I guess that's life. Did you know that "you're the one" was covered by Bobby Womack on one of his albums? It would be great if they could reform. I particularly like Dave Lloyd's vocals (ex Rage).......

From: rick kerch vzla

Date: May 25, 2010 at 19:08

This band is like a softer version of Mr Mister and has the sweetness of Think Out Loud just to mention 2 bands that could fix into the description of this band or project (only one album is all that we know about this duo)..the album starts with a catchy song "Never Gonna Let You Escape","You're The One" is a smooth one,"Who Will You Run To" is a nice one(not to be confused by Heart's same named track!),"Running With The Same Old Crowd" & "Now You're Leaving" both moody songs,goodies...and now the top notch ones!.."Somebody Someday","Too Late" and "Lost Souls" this one is a very good rocky track,the "solid" song of the album...a decent album with relaxing songs & mid tempos.84/100

From: barker	Date: June 18, 2010 at 18:15
A Re-Issue please !!

From: nimzo	Date: September 29, 2016 at 16:59
Very good album of hi tech AOR/westcoast. They introduce great touch of saxophone. The best tracks here are:"Never Nevea Let You Escape", "You're the One", the more heavy "Lost Souls" and the precious "Now You're Leaving". 85/100

From: gfranciscop	Date: June 21, 2021 at 13:52
Pretty nice Hi-Tech AOR album by this duo; while the second half is weaker, the first one is pretty good, delving even into almost "harder" territories for a Hi-Tech sound. Really liked it, will probably listen to it again. Rating: 8/10. Favorite track: You're The One/Never Gonna Let You Escape

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