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Artist: House of Shakira

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CD Title: On the Verge

 

Category: AOR

Year: 1998

Label: BlueStone Music/SPV

Catalog Number: BSM 1018

Personnel

Andreas Eklund lead and backing vocals
Mats Hallstensson lead, rhythm, acoustic guitars, backing vocals
Anders Lundstrom rhythm guitar, keyboards
Per Schelander bass, fretless bass, backing vocals
Tony Andersson drums, percussion

Tracks

1.	The Song Remains	4:44
2.	Best of Times	4:12
3.	Time Bomb	3:25
4.	Ghost in Town	4:28
5.	Yesterday's Gone	4:37
6.	Four Reasons	4:44
7.	Mbaloumouna	1:09
8.	The Chance	5:33
9.	Free Your Mind	4:39
10.	After the Fall	4:53
11.	Warp	4:40
12.	Enemy	4:12
13.	Separate Ways	6:19		Cover: Journey
Total Running Time:		57:35

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Melodiker	Date: February 7, 2003 at 14:47
Wow,i make the first voting,of this very fine album ! Well,this Band is like no other,because they have their own style.African influences in all her Albums makes it very interested to listen to! Sorry again for my bad english,but I`m a german guy !

From: Rycheage

Date: June 22, 2003 at 15:06

This is because the guys have more obviously matured into their own sound and style to the point where now the influences play the back seat role. The playing is tighter, heavier and groovier, the song writing is even better and there is no point on this album where the album fails to keep the listener totally involved. But fans of the first album need not panic! There is still a strong mix of the best of Night Ranger, Styx and Journey to enjoy, just less obvious than before.

From: John	Date: April 15, 2004 at 12:16
These guys get better and better with each record. 9/10.

From: Geoff	Date: February 12, 2005 at 21:44
Excellent band. This CD covers some ground and a lot of tracks don't hit the mark for me, but there is an undoubtable air of class to these guys and when they want to write an A-class melodic hard rock track there's not really much they do wrong. Great band and some great songs here. Interesting ideas too.

From: Kiquerocks	Date: May 7, 2008 at 13:33
Perhaps their worst album, but fantastic anyway. Posibly the most underrated band in the genre. There are many brilliant songs in this album and sounds just like....House of Shakira!!

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