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Artist: Freefall

Title: Freefall

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Category: Prog. Rock

Year: 1995

Label: ???

Catalog Number: ???

Personnel

Russ Kile bass, lead and backing vocals
Curt Turner keyboards, lead and backing vocals
Jeff Gerosky guitars, backing vocals
Van White drums, backing vocals

Tracks

1.	Lookin' Good	3:42
2.	I Ain't No Romeo	3:36
3.	Man in the Boat	4:18
4.	My Sex	3:02
5.	Chirp	4:12
6.	Rock Pile	3:15
7.	World Keeps Turning	3:27
8.	Now I See	3:38
9.	Again	3:32
10.	Show Me	4:15
11.	All it Takes	4:22
12.	Play That Funky Music	3:48
Total Running Time:		45:07

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Simon	Date: April 16, 2002 at 21:42
Used to be in a UK Prog band of the same name aroud the end of the 80's. Good luck!

From: danthecdman

Date: February 14, 2004 at 22:30

This band isn't prog at all, instead it's pure AOR. These guys are from the land of TLC/Harpo/Prowler and I used to go see them play on weekends all the time. They sound much better than they do on the cd which suffers from so-so production. The opening track reminds me of Journey/White Sister while Track 2 bounces along like a Tyketto tune. "Show Me" would fit perfectly on a DLR-led Van Halen album while Chirp is the standard ballad of the disc.

From: SteelRose	Date: December 9, 2004 at 13:27
Although this isn't a bad CD, the original Free Fall Demos are much better than this line up of the band was. Ed Collins was the drummer/vocalist then and he was the bomb.

From: creeper	Date: August 21, 2005 at 8:02
hey SteelRose, is it possible to get a copy of the FreeFall demos off of you? I use to go see Freefall all the time along with Arc Angel (Russ' previous band) who's demos are also ace stuff. I remember when Eddie was playing drums for FF. the places use to also be packed. It would be great to get to hear these some 10 years after. thanks for your help.

From: SteelRose	Date: December 9, 2005 at 19:23
creeper - if you have the Arc Angel demos, I'm sure we can work out a deal. Let me know.

From: creeper	Date: January 18, 2006 at 23:28
SteelRose, i have the Arc Angel demos. get in touch. getflatlined@yahoo.com

From: jeff.g

Date: February 23, 2006 at 6:27

Wow, this is what happens when your g/f Googles you...I'm ON this disc, Jeff Gerosky here. My purpose for posting to let the previous know that -if you still care - I have the orginal FreeFall lineup demos, as well as a disc of ArcAngel soundboard recordings (originals and covers) with the o.g. lineup (Sky on keys and Frankie on drums) at THE GLOWING STUMP in EXETER. Holy shit. I'll happily hook up anyone who wants em just for finding your way here and reading this - jgerosky@hotmail.com

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