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Artist: Fashion Police

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CD Title: A New Minority

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Category: Sleaze Glam

Year: 2007

Label: Suncity Records (Australia)

Catalog Number: SR017

Personnel

Dave Belanger lead vocals, 4- and 8-string bases
Doug King drums, backing vocals
Jimi Frankito guitars, backing vocals

Recorded in 1994.

Tracks

1.  Underground Swelling  3:37   Listen
2.  You're Not There  2:58   Listen
3.  Dead to Rights  2:31   Listen
4.  Mother's Little World  3:47   Listen
5.  Pulse  3:17   Listen
6.  Lost in the Ghetto  4:23   Listen
7.  Security for Freedom  2:22   Listen
8.  New Hollywood  3:06   Listen
9.  Outta Hand  3:27   Listen
10.  Alone/Together original demo  3:55   Listen
11.  Finally Letting Go original demo  4:36   Listen
12.  A New Minority bonus video   

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Existing comments about this CD

From: dokken Date: February 24, 2008 at 16:06
this one is way too "alternative" for me! donīt waste your $ on this one, get the other 2 cds by the band insteed!

From: rallen399 Date: February 2, 2011 at 8:56
I have to disagree ,this isn't alternative at all or IMO glam its pretty strait forward hard rock and roll.And even though they came out as a three piece band this time they didn't miss a beat.Great heavy riffs and fantastic production,recomended for all that like their earlier stuff even though they lose the lead singer the bass player does a good job with the vocals the only negative is I think the original singer is a bit better.8/10.


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