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Artist: Vow Wow

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CD Title: Mountain Top

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 1990

Label: Eastworld / Toshiba-EMI (Japan)

Catalog Number: TOCT-8420

Personnel

Genki Hitomi Vocals
Kyoji Yamamoto Guitars
Mark Gould Bass
Rei Atsumi Keyboards
Toshihiro Niimi Drums

Tracks

1.  Mountain Top  
2.  In The Beginning  
3.  Black Out  
4.  Move To The Music  
5.  Love Someone  
6.  Three Children  
7.  Speed  
8.  Love Lies  
9.  In The Night  
10.  So Far, So Good  
11.  I've Thrown It All Away  
12.  The Chosen Few  
13.  I Want You  
14.  Tell Me  
15.  I'm Gonna Sing The Blues  

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Geoff Date: May 3, 2006 at 0:48
I really thought they were going to do it with this one. Their previous releases had all shown promise and I thought they had one solid melodic hard rock release in them, but IMO they falter again. The start of this album is pretty good and the first few tracks show promise, but then it just dies in the middle and majority of this release. 'Tell me' is probably the best song the band ever recorded, but at track 14 on this disc it's a little too late. A lot of potential, but never actualised, IMO

From: SangreAzulForever Date: January 7, 2007 at 9:09
Good band from Japan, I personally think that itīs the softer one from them, although "Speed" and especially "Tell Me" are like Geoff said, the best songs ever recorded by Vow Wow. Well distributed, well executed but with some fillers... 8/10.


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