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Category: Melodic Rock
Year: 2001
Label: WEA (Japan)
Catalog Number: WPCR10888
Personnel
Harry Hess Vocals, Guitar
Pete Lesperance Guitar, Vocals
Barry Donaghy Bass, Vocals
Creighton Doane Drums
Tracks
| 1. | Spinning Around | |
| 2. | Forgive | |
| 3. | Over The Edge | |
| 4. | Happiness | |
| 5. | Hopeless | |
| 6. | In The End | |
| 7. | Draggin' Me Down | |
| 8. | Everything You Do | |
| 9. | No Doubt | |
| 10. | Running Away | |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: Geoff |
Date: August 23, 2005 at 19:13 |
| Literally 100 times better than the godforsaken Rubber debut album, I actually quite like a few songs off this disc. A couple of nice ballads and a few good, catchy modern rockers. Definately not a fraction of what Harem Scarem is and I miss Rubber about as much as I miss my virginity, but I guess in the period when Harem Scarem was no longer a band this was better than nothing. Definately recommended over the first one. Good disc.
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| From: metalmaniac777 |
Date: August 27, 2005 at 23:05 |
| For awhile, Harry Hess & company bounced back & forth between the names Harem Scarem moniker and the name Rubber the way Pam Anderson bounces back & forth between Tommy Lee & Kid Rock. As Geoff pointed out, Rubber's debut was about as pleasureable as screwing the corpse of a crack whore who died of leprosy, but this sophomore CD is pretty good, offering catchy nu-breed rockers and good ballads. How you feel after listening to this CD depends on how well you enjoy the modern side of melodic rock.
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