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Artist: Jizzy Pearl

Title: Just A Boy

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Category: Melodic Metal

Year: 2004

Label: ?

Catalog Number: ?

Personnel

Jizzy Pearl vocals, guitars, background vocals
Mark "Muddy" Dutton bass, guitars, background vocals, keys
Dave Moreno drums
Steve Stevens solos and guitar work (on "Better Days," "Do You Wanna Get High," and "I'm On Fire")
Tracii Guns solo snd guitar work (on "Never Let You Go")
Jon E. Love additional guitar
Darrel Roberts additional guitar
Johnny Crypt additional guitar

Tracks

1.	Feed Your Head
2.	Everythin' Is A Sin
3.	Do You Wanna Get High
4.	Better Days
5.	Never Let You Go
6.	Extreme
7.	I'm On Fire
8.	Just A Boy
9.	Morbid Fascination
10.	Dad

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Existing comments about this CD

From: jason (FA-Q)	Date: July 18, 2004 at 22:03
Any good?....

From: Rycheage	Date: July 18, 2004 at 23:17
Raw, unpolished in your face rock & roll that flies at a frantic pace for most tracks except "Better Days" and "I'm On Fire". Highly recommended for Love/Hate fans. Very punk-driven rock & roll that's pretty consistent throughout.

From: Stevie St Ford	Date: August 13, 2004 at 8:49
Yeah, a very consistent CD in my opinion, and somewhat of a return to form following the messes that were Livin' Off Layla and Let's Eat. It's good to have you back Jizzy!

From: tomcat	Date: August 14, 2004 at 4:59
life's been crap for me lately...but one song cracks me up and that's 'better days'... Jizzy is one cool son of a gun..

From: mOji

Date: November 28, 2004 at 12:28

Ah.... Always a pleasure hearing "NEW" sounds from someone who's been a "longtime" musical influence on me, my music and songwriting. I like first and foremost that Jizzo stuck to NO blue-print of GENRE, also its cool to see someone "wear" their heart, liver and kidneys on their sleeve lyrically. I'm a big fan of a groovy/catchy chorus/bridge, this CD is full of them. "Extreme" seems to be a common fave, but I'd have to say "DAD" is my fave at this venture of listening..Jizzo sing's..."Yer just

From: hair metal again

Date: September 20, 2013 at 14:06

ok release by Jizzy,nothing spectacular but straight hard rock n roll sound that wont disapoint you!i love his voice,his attitude and he was always around ,so i malways happy hearing from him and i was lucky to catch the guy twice live (ADLER S APPETITE,LOVE HATE)!another thing is the guitar work which is pretty good with scecial guests like Steve Stevens !"everythin is a sin" and "better days " the highlights

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