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Artist: Robin Brock

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CD Title: Hiden Power

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Category: AOR

Year: 2001

Label: A2 Records (United Kingdom)

Catalog Number: A2CD10

Personnel

Robin Brock lead vocals
Tim Pierce guitars, sitar
Jeff Pilson bass, rhythm guitars
James Kottak drums
Richard Baker organ
Alex Ligertwood backing vocals
Randy Bachman guest guitars

Tracks

1.  I'm Doin' Fine (Without You)  3:00
2.  These Walls  3:51
3.  (I Wish You Could) Read My Mind  3:35
4.  Don't  4:49
5.  The Game  4:38
6.  You Let Me  5:03
7.  I Surrender  3:15
8.  In This Skin  4:13
9.  After the Storm  4:07
10.  Naked  4:33
11.  Goddess of Rock 'n Roll  3:32
12.  That Scares Me  3:21
  
Total Running Time:  47:57

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From: Rycheage Date: June 12, 2003 at 0:00
The nature of the songs and style of this album requires that you have to give your undivided attention to this and several repeated listens. The songs, while soft in nature, are high quality and given the chance are fine examples of female fronted melodic pop rock.

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From: Jez Date: June 10, 2005 at 5:13
After the impressive debut album, this is a bit of a let down, even with production maestro Keith Olsen behind the desk. Soundwise this is excellent, and her voice sounds fabulous, but unfortunately unlike 'Blame It On Rock 'n Roll', it is wasted on a set of unremarkable songs that don't hold the attention span for very long. Avoid this one and track down the debut instead!!


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