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Reckless is the fourth studio album by the Canadian rock artist Bryan Adams. Released on October 29, 1984 through A&M Records, the album was a huge commercial success, selling over 5 million units in the United States alone. The album peaked at number 1 on the Billboard 200 and reached high positions in charts worldwide.[1] It was recorded at Little Mountain Sound Studios, Vancouver, Canada.

Six singles were released from the album: "Run to You," "Somebody," "Heaven," "Summer of '69," "One Night Love Affair," and "It's Only Love." All six singles made the top 15 on the US Billboard Hot 100, a feat that at the time had been accomplished previously only by Michael Jackson's "Thriller."

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1. "One Night Love Affair" Adams, Vallance 4:32
2. "She's Only Happy When She's Dancin" Adams, Vallance 3:14
3. "Run to You" Adams, Vallance 3:54
4. "Heaven" Adams, Vallance 4:03
5. "Somebody" Adams, Vallance 4:44
6. "Summer of '69" Adams, Vallance 3:35
7. "Kids Wanna Rock" Adams, Vallance 2:36
8. "It's Only Love" Adams, Vallance 3:15
9. "Long Gone" Adams, Vallance 3:57

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Ever wondered what happened to the Songs? You know the ones that just wouldn't let you go after listening to a record or seeing a good show? The ones that actually felt like being written from the heart? No worries. As far as Finnish powerpoprockers The Phantom Tones

The Phantom Tones flirts with guitar rock and punk with a good sense of pop sensibility. The band has enough songwriting skills for three your-average-popsters to share, and after four years of work the whole is beginning to look pretty seamless. The Phantoms have their target locked: they're here to play rock'n'roll with big guitars and catchy hooks for you to bite. So here's the declaration: Pop with buzzing guitars is what you really need.

Samples:
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The Dan Reed Network's third album, The Heat (1991), was their biggest success in the UK, but their American record label still hadn't figured out how to promote the band. The band soldiered on without tour support from Mercury/Polygram, including a stint supporting the Baby Animals in Australia, and what would be their final tour through Europe and the U.K. in the summer of 1993.

Dan Reed vocals, background vocals, acoustic guitars, electrorhythm guitars, acoustic piano
Blake Sakamoto keyboards, sound programming, background vocals
Melvin Brannon II bass guitar, background vocals
Brion James background vocals, acoustic guitars, electrorhythm guitars, lead guitar
Dan Pred acoustic and electronic drums, percussion programming

Tracks
1. Baby Now I
2. Blame It On The Moom
3. Mix It Up
4. The Heat
5. Let It Go
6. Love Don't Work That Way
7. Money Cover: Pink Floyd
8. Chill Out
9. Life Is Sex
10. The Salt Of Joy
11. Take My Hand
12. The Lonely Sun
13. Thy Will Be Done
14. Wake Up
15. Long Way To Go

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tracks
A1 The looser
B1 Sweet Freedom

( ** Trickster was ELO's Warm up band during the Out Of The Blue Tour. The Lead Singer Phil Bates Later Becomes Lead in ELO Part 2.)

Formed 1976, United Kingdom
Disbanded 1980

Phil Bates (vocals, guitar), Colin Hewinson (piano, keyboards, vocals), Mike Sheppard (bass, guitar, vocals), Paul Elliot (drums, percussion), Mike Groth (vocals, bass), John Fincham (bass)
Related Artists Atlantic, Electric Light Orchestra Part Two

Background

SURGICAL DISSECTION: The Inborn Malignance [With a name like Surgical Dissection, you pretty much know what you are in for: brutal death metal ala early Cannibal Corpse, Autopsy and very much in the Suffocation vein. The Inborn Malignance cd is quite appealing with its gutwrenching approach and overall chaotic sound. The vocals are deep and muffled, broken up by the occasional piercing shriek. Picture if former Kataklysm vocalist, Sylvian Houde, didn't employ such a shizophrenic vocal delivery. The riffing is relentless, the songs are short and intense. It is the drive behind this music that makes it so damn likeable. What is the surefire way for a band treading familiar musical paths to still sound vital and refreshing? Enthusiasm!

Tracks:
Companies of Murderers, Narcotic, To Memory of Tortures, Lights From The Other Side, Angel Of Darkness, Bestial Pleasure, Weed Out The Parasites, World Is Bizzare]

Music For Nations MFN-24 (UK, 1984)

01. I Love Sex (And Rock And Roll) (3:47) - Simmons/Beech/Swenson/Tolliver/Stotts
02. It's My Life (3:58) - Simmons/Stanley
03. Priestess (3:23) - Beech/Swenson/Romanelli
04. Thief In The Night (3:47) - Simmons/Weissman
05. Opus in Cm7 (4:20) - Swenson/Romanelli
06. Ready To Rock (5:11) - Swenson/Romanelli/Stotts
07. Bump And Grind (4:27) - Beech/Swenson/Romanelli/Tolliver/Stotts
08. Legends Never Die (4:25) - Simmons/Free/Mitchell
09. Ain't None Of Your Business (3:27) - Simmons/Carr/Vincent

Produced by Gene Simmons.

Track 02 allegedly features the music of KISS with the vocals of Wendy added in which case it would include Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Eric Carr, and Vinnie Vincent plus lead overdubs by Wes Beech.

Cover credits list Ace Frehley as the 'Special Guest' on Track 7. Paul Stanley is credited on guitar on track 6. Eric Carr is credited on drums on Track 8. Gene plays bass on the whole album creditted as Reginald Van Helsing. Click on covers for large scans. Wendy would cover Track 4 years before KISS would records their version. RIP Wendy...

Fandango! is the fourth album by American blues-rock band ZZ Top, released in 1975. Half the cuts are selections from live shows, the other half are new songs from the studio.
Track listing:
All songs by Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill and Frank Beard except where noted.

Side A
"Thunderbird" (live) – 4:08
"Jailhouse Rock" (Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller) (live) – 1:57
"Backdoor Medley" (live) – 9:25
"Backdoor Love Affair" (Gibbons, Bill Ham) – 1:10
"Mellow Down Easy" (Willie Dixon) – 3:39
"Backdoor Love Affair No. 2" (Gibbons) – 2:05
"Long Distance Boogie" – 2:32

Side B
"Nasty Dogs and Funky Kings" – 2:42
"Blue Jean Blues" – 4:43
"Balinese" – 2:39
"Mexican Blackbird" – 3:07
"Heard it on the X" – 2:24
"Tush" – 2:15