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Category: Hard Rock
Year: 2013
Label: Fna Records
Catalog Number:
1. | Bad To the Bullet | |
2. | Already Gone | |
3. | Set Me Free | |
4. | Wasted Time | |
5. | You | |
6. | If I Could | |
7. | Moving On | |
8. | Black Sky | |
9. | Show Me | |
10. | Can't Take It | |
11. | Just Enuff | |
12. | Love's Gotta Hold On Me Demo | |
13. | Times Are Changin' Demo | |
14. | Rock-A-Bye Baby Demo | |
15. | Rob the Cradle Demo |
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From: rick kerch vzla | Date: April 29, 2013 at 19:24 |
Yeah this is quite a cool release by a band that deserved more back then when they first came out...these are the tracks plus some extras that were supposed to be on the band's second album that never saw the light of day...the ones that i put in my book were 1,2,9,11,12,13(solid softy),14 & 15...some songs have an "alternative/grunge" sound mainly because those were recorded in mid 90's so...my rate is 80/100 ![]() |
From: Doghouse Reilly | Date: April 29, 2013 at 23:24 |
Unlike the live album, the sound quality here is actually quite good, since these tunes were professionally recorded. Many songs date back to the band's club days in Memphis, and sound like they could've been recorded at the same time as Want Some. Some others are a little less glammy, I wouldn't say grungy exactly. The demos are throwaways, and I wonder why the Milwaukee show from which "Rob The Cradle" comes didn't get picked as the live album, instead of the bootleggy Nightmoves gig. Roxy Blue were just about the last new hair-band to get any sort of attention, coming out in the spring of '92, and given the circumstances, they got about as big as the deserved to be. The songs were very much a product of their time. |
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