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CD Title: From Demos To Demons 1989 - 1992
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Category: Sleaze Glam
Year: 2002
Label: Powerline Records
Catalog Number: PLRCD007
Personnel
Tobias Fischer Lead Vocals (Disc 1, Tracks 1-10)
Nicke Borg Lead Vocals, Guitar
Dregan Bass
Peder Carlsson Drums, Harmonica
Johan Blomquist Bass
Tracks
Disc 1 |
| 1. | I Love You So | |
| 2. | Murder | |
| 3. | Explane | |
| 4. | Down Down Down | |
| 5. | Suffer Hard | |
| 6. | Darkness | |
| 7. | Open Your Eyes | |
| 8. | Warriors Of Glory | |
| 9. | Party Pussy | |
| 10. | No More School | |
| 11. | Downtown | |
| 12. | Bad Boys | |
| 13. | Firing Guns | |
| 14. | Kickin' Up Dust | |
| 15. | All Too Much | |
| 16. | Lies | |
Disc 2 |
| 17. | Something To Swallow | |
| 18. | Strange Kind Of Magic | |
| 19. | Juicy Lucy | |
| 20. | Like A Child | |
| 21. | God'S Favorite | |
| 22. | Should I Be Damned | |
| 23. | Bite & Chew | |
| 24. | Dogtown | |
| 25. | Lies | |
| 26. | S.T.M.M.F. #6 | |
| 27. | Bad To The Bone | |
| 28. | Love | |
| 29. | Wild Dog | |
| 30. | Heaven In Hell | |
| 31. | Diesel & Power | |
| 32. | Lonely X-Mas | |
| 33. | Electric Suzy | |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: Aero Force Mike |
Date: October 26, 2004 at 17:44 |
| Very intersting two disc set. The majority of the first disc is terribly produced (understandably), but it's interesting to hear; then known-as Tyrant, the band are completely unrecognisable - pure 80s metal. Once the Backyard Babies kick in at the end of CD1 and for all of CD2 you can hear their early sleaze-glam days (decent production), which sound a lot like Faster Pussycat at times (the band say they were a huge influence). Only for the die-hards, but worthwhile, cool free videos too! 7/10
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| From: Dean |
Date: October 26, 2004 at 21:55 |
| As soon as you see the word demo you know the production probably won't be very good but aside from that there's some good tunes on here. I'm not sure about the idea of combining all of this into one package as the earlier stuff is def. different than what we've come to expect from the Babies. Who would have thought a song named "Warriors of Glory" would end up on a Backyard Babies disc? Still an essential purchase for Backyard Babies fans.
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| From: Dean |
Date: October 26, 2004 at 23:19 |
| As soon as you see the word demo you know the production probably won't be very good but aside from that there's some good tunes on here. I'm not sure about the idea of combining all of this into one package as the earlier stuff is def. different than what we've come to expect from the Babies. Who would have thought a song named "Warriors of Glory" would end up on a Backyard Babies disc? Still an essential purchase for Backyard Babies fans.
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| From: Dean |
Date: October 26, 2004 at 23:20 |
| Man, i hate when the comment shows up twice-sorry
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| From: Ribap |
Date: January 26, 2005 at 13:56 |
| The first cd is just ok, but the second cd is awesome, all the songs are backyard babies at their best, im liking it more and more with each listen. Grab it if u can.
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| From: Metalmusicman |
Date: December 31, 2006 at 18:43 |
| OK, it is demos, so the sound quality is not there. Boo Hoo. It's the songs themselves, that's the key here. Disc one is a WTF moment really. The songs themselves are awsome for what they are. You just have to remember, this is not the Babies you are used to. Some of this stuff is even more refined than "Desiel And Power", although the production is sub-par. Disc two is the real treat, as it is loaded with killer tunes more in the vien of the current Babies sound. Worth for this disc alone.
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