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Artist: Horizontal Ladies Club

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CD Title: Horizontal Ladies Club

 

Category: AOR

Year: 1996

Label: Domo

Catalog Number: DOMO 71002

Personnel

Tom Marolda Vocals, Bass, Guitars, Piano, Percussion
Pete Maloney Drums, Backup Vocals
Jackson Woodney Keyboards, Guitars, Backup Vocals
Richie Sambora Guitar

Tracks

1.	I Hate To Think	3:19
2.	Too Blonde To See	4:52
3.	Just Another Doris Day	3:52
4.	Odd Equilibrium	4:00
5.	God Is A Girl	3:38
6.	Angel Baby	3:00
7.	Paleface	3:12
8.	Be Careful What You Wish For	4:26
9.	The Fossil	3:32
10.	Killing Spiders	3:39
11.	Nowhere To Cry	3:45
12.	Unprotected	4:06
Total Running Time:		45:21

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Existing comments about this CD

From: zld	Date: August 6, 2007 at 12:25
This got some attention in the press because Richie Sambora played on it. I have checked the cd and can't find his name anywhere. Looks like a cheap promotion trick. Besides all that it's a real crappy pop thing. Don't bother about his one. 1/10

From: Nick C

Date: August 6, 2007 at 18:04

One of my fave albums this,sure there are poppy(ish) overtones but the album is well "off the wall". The standout track for me is probably "God is a Girl" which some may have heard on an old Frontiers magazine sampler. But there's some great songs,it almost has the feel of Jellyfish in places.If you like your music straight ahead with no twists then stay clear of this,but if you like a few surprises and like stuff a little "different" well maybe just maybe. BTW R.Sambora is listed on my copy.

From: Leykis101	Date: March 3, 2021 at 19:13
i just found out about these guys, and while i have zero ideas why this is on HH, doesnt change the fact its different, and very creative and unique and I really enjoyed it, s;ecially song 1

From: Leykis101

Date: March 12, 2021 at 16:05

I Hate To Think and God Is A Girl are literal fucking masterpieces, they are as good as it gets, thats no shit, the day after I discovered them, I put those 2 songs on repeat, and listened to them for a day and a half, and couldnt get enough of them, this really is a brilliant album, most people who have a low IQ or a shallow brain, wont get it, but this truly is an innovative and talented band, who put out a sadly unnoticed(probably for lack of a single or video) album, all the way back in 95, and it sounds like it was made yesterday.

From: Leykis101	Date: March 15, 2021 at 9:18
Hey Zid you must be a retard, says right in the fucking credits, Sambora plays on 4 songs, and sings back up on 2 songs. Jesus Christ,

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