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Category: Hard Rock
Year: 1977
Label: Rak Records
Catalog Number: SRAK 523
Personnel
Gary Holton Vocals
Barry Paul Guitars
Cosmo Guitars
Ron Thomas Bass
Keith Boyce Drums
John Sinclair Keyboards
Tracks
| 1. | Overture | |
| 2. | Chelsea Kids | |
| 3. | From Heaven To Hell And Back Again | |
| 4. | Cry For Me | |
| 5. | She's No Angel | |
| 6. | Jackie The Lad | |
| 7. | Docking In | |
| 8. | Squalliday Inn | |
| 9. | Hey Little Girl | |
| 10. | Delirious | |
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| From: pompeius |
Date: November 24, 2005 at 1:57 |
| Hell of an album. I haven't heard their first two classics, but I was told that they tended toward New York (dolls) glam, which I don't care for. This one astonished me though. Lots of synths, almost pomp at times, plus a couple of rather heavy songs. Others songs have a Sparks type glam feel. Very diverse and edgy. The keyboard player (Sinclair) spent some time in Uriah Heep, and it shows! Unique!
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