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Artist: Oxido

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CD Title: Breaking Down The Walls

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 1990

Label: Mercury/ Polygram (Ita)

Catalog Number: 848 182-2

Personnel

John Luke vocals
Tank Palmer guitar
Pat Reilly keyboards
Mark Levin bass
Eve Roxx drums

Tracks

1.  Alley Ways  3:35
2.  Lonely Winter Nights  3:43
3.  Junkie  4:35
4.  Long Way  3:08
5.  Bad News  4:18
6.  Say Goodbye  3:40
7.  Baby This Night  5:33
8.  Lost Love  4:01
9.  Tears Fall Down  2:52
  
Total Running Time:  35:25

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Existing comments about this CD

From: TIM Date: January 14, 2004 at 16:10
Heard some samples from this one and I want it. Lot better than I expected. If you want to sell it I'm at rio1harris@aol.com

From: Paolo Date: January 24, 2004 at 21:09
This is in my opinion the best Italian (not Swiss!!) melodic hard rock band of all time: great production, superb musicianship, ultra catchy refrains, a really must have. Just listen to track 1,4 and 5: these mean Aor Heaven! The cd is really hard to find even here in Italy, i saw it on Ebay 3 o 4 times and was sold for not less than $350/370...

From: TheRipper Date: January 27, 2004 at 4:54
Actually a Swiss band with an exclusive Italian release (printed there only). This one is awesome. A must for all AOR/HR fans. A great place to start for AOR/HR releases of 1990. Songs like 'Alley Ways', 'Long Way', 'Bad News', and the killer and creative sound of 'Lonely Winter Nights' make this a thoughtful and very appealing release. Right there with Jillson as far as style and quality (although singers vary of course). HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, a 10+.

From: walter Date: February 28, 2004 at 10:46
Hi guys, OXIDO is an italian band!!! The singer only is from Swiss!!! Tank don't appear on the photo booklet...!!! bye, Walter

From: walter Date: July 8, 2004 at 7:45
Hi, sorry guys... TANK appears on the photo cover!!!! with the big hair in the middle of the photo! ....great guitar player! One of my prefered melodic rock album!

From: z4roxx Date: December 28, 2004 at 20:53
HEY!!3 OF THESE GUYS AFTER THIS RELEASE HAVE FORMED GUNSHY,SO I THINK THEY ARE MUCH SWISS THAN ITALIAN!!UNFORTUNATELY I DIDN T YET HAVE THE PLEASURE TO LISTEN THIS CD(I THINKG WILL BE A MASTERPIECE FOR ME)BUT I RECOMMEND TO ALL GUNSHY/mayday CD,A MASTERPIECE,AWESOME,ONE OF THE BEST CD IN MELODICK HARD ROCK!!!

From: oliver Date: December 30, 2004 at 5:05
imo no cd is worth spending 300$. but without any doubt this is one of the best aor indie releases i´ve heard til today. great uptempo aor/melodic rock with fine keys and great vocals. like it!

From: Tim Date: October 18, 2005 at 18:50
Track 7 absolutely rules on this one! Way better than Gunshy IMO. Recommended!

From: metalguf Date: April 14, 2006 at 9:16
"Say Goodbye" is a nice little ballad.

From: ashen_light Date: July 10, 2008 at 11:15
An absolute AOR treasure!! My only problem with this release is that it is too short. Oxido later turned into GUNSHY, but GUNSHY is not as nearly as good as this release. Many things make this album special- I think it is raspy vocals combined with a very different-I would say unique-use of keyboards; these guys definitely have their own sound which cannot be confused with any other band. If you are an AOR fan-grab this gem if you find it cheap( below $300 ))

From: z4roxx Date: April 13, 2010 at 13:50
Strange disc.Melodically is great(I remember every refrains after only 2 listenings and this is positive)but songs' structures is really simple and often poor,and there are much choruses IMO.The most great thing was to join melodies of this album with the Gunshy performance,it could be an awesome result!

From: rick kerch vzla Date: May 10, 2010 at 18:45
Another album that cost a heart and a soul..too much money!..honestly the first 2 tracks are dull,nothing really interesting even though the chorus of "Alley Ways" are good..but then like a miracle from track 3 onwards the songs got better and better!..."Junkie" is a very good ballad and one of the best track,"Long Way" is cool,good choruses,"bad News" is also a goodie one,"say Good Bye" is an excellent ballad,"Baby This Night" is awesome!.."Tears Fall Down" is a very nice acoustic number...for me it sounds like a cheap version of Haywire...buy and speak out!.87/100


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