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CD Title: Avaria
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Category: Lite AOR
Year: 1988
Label: Laroc Music LTD
Catalog Number: CD Life 1
Personnel
Muzz Matin Bass
John Cousins Keyboards
Clive Palmer Vocals
Andy Wright Drums
Greg Voice Guitar, Backing Vocals
Tracks
| 1. | Love Plus Money | |
| 2. | Right Lines | |
| 3. | Heartache And Pain | |
| 4. | Never Gonna Give You Up | |
| 5. | Dream in Color | |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: michaelmouseboxer |
Date: April 15, 2023 at 1:42 |
| This strange little EP got a re-release in 2013 with a reshuffled tracklist. It doesn't stand out among the mountains of material released during the 80s, and a lot of that has to do with a lack of identity. The band didn't seem certain of what sort of music they wanted to make. Were they big band-inspired pop? Westcoast? Traditional AOR? They decided to go with everything, dramatically altering their style from song to song, and consequently every track feels pretty halfhearted. I enjoyed the mellow sweetness of "Right Lines" and overall like Clive Palmer's voice, but the the inconsistent and underwhelming songwriting keeps this one down.
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