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Artist: Early Warning

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CD Title: Early Warning

 

Category: AOR

Year: 1994

Label: Ear War Records (Private Release)

Catalog Number: None

Personnel

Tom Mag Guitar, Lead Vocals, Background Vocals, Keyboards
Paul Cordray Drums, Background Vocals
Mike Maher Bass, Background Vocals
Mark Murtha Keyboards, Second Guitar

Tracks

1.	Now The Time Has Come
2.	Who's To Blame
3.	Falling In Love
4.	Rock Down
5.	The Midnight Sun
6.	Killer Bee
7.	Can't Stop
8.	Love's Gone Bad
9.	Road To Rock
10.	The Bitch Is You
11.	Lady Lover
12.	Runnin' Wild
13.	Take My Heart

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Existing comments about this CD

From: ROBERT	Date: May 8, 2007 at 11:40
Vamos, ni idea!!!!! żAlguien sabe algo?

From: Delbert

Date: January 10, 2010 at 15:10

Self produced and released by this Kansas City band on their own label this has been one of my favorite indies...By all means, never; ever; try to judge a CD (or book) by it's cover........this CD has a truly mundane looking cover that would never attract much attention. But inside......you get killer guitar licks EVERYWHERE with some exceptional drumming and the keyboards, for the most part, pushed back in the mix. Basically, it is a melodic rock masterpiece. I can hear hints of RUSH and early TRIUMPH here and there, but, the strongest musical comparison I hear is early VANADIUM with the Pino Scotto style vocals saturating the entire album. Now I'm sure these guys probably never heard of VANADIUM when this was recorded, but if you are fan of any of the above bands, and especially early VANADIUM, you'll be pleased with this one. There are two ballads here and the remaining 11 tracks are all excellent uptempo melodic hard rockers with no filler......

From: juan carlos	Date: August 13, 2010 at 17:30
AOR? Nope! Good HardRock/Metal indeed. Killer voice, many Heavy killer riffs. My favorite tracks are "The Midnight Sun" "Runnin' Wild" and the melodic "Falling in Love"(reminded me something of the Skid Row ballad "I Remember You"). 777

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