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Artist: Tony Martin

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CD Title: Scream

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 2005

Label: MTM Music (Germany)

Catalog Number: 0681-149

Personnel

Tony Martin Vocals, Bass, Violin, Drums
Joe Harford Guitars
Geoff Nicholls Keyboards
Cozy Powell Drums On Track 1

Tracks

1.  Raising Hell  4:42
2.  Bitter Sweet  4:56
3.  Faith In Madness  5:35
4.  I'm Gonna Live Forever  4:31
5.  Scream  5:08
6.  Surely Love Is Dead  5:03
7.  The Kids Of Today (Don't Understand The Blues)  4:07
8.  Wherever You Go  3:02
9.  Field Of Lies  6:38
  
Total Running Time:  43:42

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Geoff Date: January 22, 2006 at 21:33
I don't like or listen to Black Sabbath, but I gave this a go anyway. It's not bad for heavy rock fans. The first track is a cool hard rocker and there's another good song in there - I think it's track 4, but I don't know. I won't be playing this too often methinks. For fans.

From: underworld king Date: April 30, 2008 at 9:43
Great album for fans of the Tony Martin era Black Sabbath. An awesome cd in my opinion and I hope he follows it up with another one like it.

From: darobinson Date: May 22, 2008 at 13:28
This sucks, just my two cent's...

From: shoemaker Date: May 22, 2008 at 16:28
Yes, an album nobody will remember!

From: eirrom Date: March 3, 2011 at 12:47
Big dissapointment. Had not listen to this in a long time and now I remember why. BIG fan of his work with Black Sabbath but the songs are just missing. I did like the first song "Raising Hell" but "I'm Gonna Live Forever" is just sad. There is a violin solo in the title track! Really?Expected so much more.


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