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Artist: Pretty Maids

Title: Red, Hot, and Heavy

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Category: Melodic Metal

Year: 1984

Label: Epic (Japan)

Catalog Number: ESCA 5144

Personnel

Allan DeLong bass
Rick Hanson lead and rhythm guitars
Ronnie Atkins lead and backing vocals
Ken Hammer lead, rhythm, and acoustic guitars
Phil Moorheed drums
Alan Owen keyboards

Tracks

1.	Fortuna
2.	Back to Back
3.	Red, Hot, and Heavy
4.	Waitin' for the Time
5.	Cold Killer
6.	Battle of Pride
7.	Night Danger
8.	A Place in the Night
9.	Queen of Dreams
10.	Little Darling

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Existing comments about this CD

From: ken	Date: July 19, 2001 at 9:09
This album played a fundamental role in the history of metal. "Red, hot and heavy, "Queen of dreams", "Place in the night" all truly great metal songs

From: Dragonfly	Date: December 16, 2001 at 18:12
Red Hot & Heavy,That's right. It is from begin to end.

From: Kim	Date: March 3, 2002 at 15:16
Metal from my part of the world. This is a classic. Not 1 weak song, classic riffs and a great singer..............But their outfits.....Damn that sucks

From: Great Dane	Date: February 17, 2003 at 5:19
If you dont have this cd. Go and get it. If you dont like this cd. Youre probably deaf. This is the ultimate metal release.

From: r.s.-rocks	Date: February 17, 2003 at 23:17
they can kick,they can beat-knock us down to the ground.but we`ll rise and we`ll march again-red,hot and heavy.is there more to say? powerful and great melodies. their finest beside future world.get it.

From: Great Dane	Date: April 18, 2003 at 17:05
Cheers. Its easter, and the bunnies are out. :-) Apart from that, this is one of the best Heavy Rock releases ever. There´s really no weak tracks here.

From: Great Dane	Date: April 18, 2003 at 17:07
..........and on the 22/apr their new live album will be released. In Denmark its a double cd set, but in other parts of the world its a 1 cd set. :-) The tracklist is phenomenal.

From: Kim HP

Date: May 24, 2003 at 18:57

This kller release from Denmark's Pretty Maids is a classic example of 80's metal. "Back to Back" is probably the most well known song but the other's are good as well. I think they deserved more success than they got, especially considering the year of release. Must also say, I've always liked the voice of Ronnie Atkins. It's very melodic, yet powerful. If you want to check out some Pretty Maids, this and "Future World" is a good place to start.

From: Scandinavia

Date: June 8, 2003 at 22:59

Yes, the trailblazin' full-length debut from DK's finest band ever! Taking the year of its release into consideration it's a real jawbreaker of an album. The keys give the songs another dimension. This causes the album to stand out among the 100's of bands sounding alike at that time...Must say I'm proud to be from their hometown! Living legends in the world of Heavy Metal! All hail Maids! Hotspots: "Back 2 back", "Red, hot...", "Place in..." & "Cold Killer".

From: RR-Finland	Date: August 27, 2003 at 6:56
Does anybody remember movie "Demons" and what was the track that was played on, when the audience went crazy in theather... Thats right, Night Danger! This album sounds best in LP, that´s why I never get it on CD.

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From: Blue Charvel	Date: November 21, 2003 at 10:20
Just got this after only having a couple MP3's. This rocks! Very heavy for the most part, but I've always been amazed at their ability to be very melodic when they want to as well. Well worth a look if you haven't heard it yet. I'm risking retribution I'm sure, but it's also not as "busy" as some of the other Scandinavian bands I listen to. It's not a constant barrage of double kick and blazing arpeggios, just good, solid, well played metal.

From: Scandinavia	Date: December 29, 2003 at 9:29
Produced by Tommy Hansen...His "breakthru'" album which led him to work with Helloween later on...

From: Geoff	Date: November 22, 2004 at 19:44
This is actually the last CD I got from these guys, having owned the rest of their collection for ages and loving each peice of it (Bar the first album, which I'd still love). Basically, this is just a great heavy rock CD. My faves are the title track and 'Waitin' for the time'. Killer band, great CD.

From: Muddley	Date: February 4, 2005 at 1:46
This is to scandinavian readers. Check this out www.rocknation.dk Its the scandinavian equivilant to HH, and submitting cd's is way easier.

From: meradona	Date: February 4, 2005 at 14:24
este esta muy bien, pero es muy superior future world

From: Muddley	Date: February 8, 2005 at 17:18
Considering the year of recording........This has to one of the best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal albums ever. There isnt a dull moment on it. Its on my personal list of Worldclass albums of alltimes. On that list you can also fint Destroyer-Kiss, Van Halen-1, Alligator Stew-1, Dr Feelgood-MC,Live In Japan-DP. Its a superior pile of music. a must.

From: Muddley	Date: February 8, 2005 at 17:22
Blue Charvel.....I couldnt have said it better. Cheers

From: Albert	Date: September 8, 2005 at 12:38
Pero qué gran disco!!!! la primera vez que lo escuché aluciné y hoy en día todavía me parece genial. Lástima que después se hayan perdido un poco.

From: BIG-TIME	Date: May 5, 2007 at 15:51
Not really shure I like this one it's a bit to 'Heavy Metal' and really should be on brutalmetal 'Waitin' for time' is a bit more hard rock though. A place in the night is quite good but this is just not what im into, to much metal and not enough rock you guys have given perfect reviews "its a Heavy Metal album not an AOR/Hard Rock album" so I will have to pass on this CD...KEEP ROCKIN ALL!!!

From: shark attack	Date: September 22, 2007 at 10:16
A real smörgåsbord of sounds here,with grimy grebo metal a la the Rods and Anvil rubbing shoulders with high tech hard rock and proto type euro power metal creating a confusing but highly enjoyable slice of metal that sounds as vital today as in 1984 when originally released.90/100

From: rbrigade	Date: August 31, 2008 at 17:26
A heavy metal monument. Yet songs like A place in the night and Waiting for the time are melodic arena hard rockers of the higher standards. The vocals are stunning, Atkins is pure magic. His raw parts on Red Hot are far better than on Future world.

From: JamesEagle	Date: October 22, 2009 at 8:41
Classic album. The title track and A Place In The Night are absolutely fantastic. The rest of it is consistently very good though.

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