--------------------------------------------------------------------- Hughes/Thrall - Hughes/Thrall --------------------------------------------------------------------- Artist...............: Hughes/Thrall Album................: Hughes/Thrall Genre................: Rock Source...............: CD Year.................: 2007 Ripper...............: Exact Audio Copy (Secure mode) Codec................: LAME 3.97 Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III Quality..............: Insane, (CBR: 320kbps) Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3 Information..........: My Rip --------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracklisting --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. (00:03:37) Hughes/Thrall - I Got Your Number 2. (00:03:54) Hughes/Thrall - The Look In Your Eye 3. (00:03:50) Hughes/Thrall - Beg, Borrow Or Steal 4. (00:03:01) Hughes/Thrall - Where Did The Time Go 5. (00:04:19) H! ughes/Thrall - Muscle And Blood 6. (00:04:47) Hughes/Thrall - Hold Out Your Life 7. (00:03:47) Hughes/Thrall - Who Will You Run To 8. (00:03:58) Hughes/Thrall - Coast To Coast 9. (00:05:40) Hughes/Thrall - First Step Of Love 10. (00:05:49) Hughes/Thrall - Still The Night (Bonus Track) 11. (00:03:51) Hughes/Thrall - Love Don't Come Easy (Bonus Track) Playing Time.........: 00:46:32 Total Size...........: 106.61 MB NFO generated on.....: 21/02/2009 14:45:21 After the break-up of Deep Purple, Glenn Hughes had not been prolific in his out-put, by 1981 he had only produced one solo album; 1976's Play Me Out, an album focused on Hughes' love for soul and funk. By comparison, guitarist Pat Thrall had worked on several albums with Automatic Man and Pat Travers. Thrall had come to Hughes' attention while he was trying to write new material in Los Angeles. The two got together and quickly struck up a working partnership. The result was the Hughes/Thrall album. Hughes/Thrall mar! ks a return to hard rock for Hughes, the album itself has a de! finite A OR sound, but with influences of new-wave and post-punk. Thrall makes good use of guitar synthesizers and many have cited the album as being quite influential to the direction of rock music in the 80s and it was critically well received upon its release. However, despite the positive reception from critics the album failed to sell well at the time. It has since become something of a cult album. Along with Hughes and Thrall the album also featured keyboardist Peter Schless and drummers Gary Ferguson (who went on to work on many of Hughes' albums in the 90s and 00s), Frankie Banali of W.A.S.P. and Quiet Riot fame and prolific session player Gary Mallaber. The album was co-produced and mixed by Andy Johns, who had previously worked with the likes of Led Zeppelin, Free and The Rolling Stones. The song Coast to Coast had originally featured on the T ze album You Are the Music...We're Just the Band; the version on the Hughes/Thrall album is similar in arrangement to the original! . Promotional videos were shot for the songs The Look in Your Eyes and Muscle and Blood, these received some airplay on music channels at their time of release. In January 2007 the album was reissued. This new version featured the original album, fully remastered as well as two bonus tracks, both outtakes from the original sessions. The first bonus track, Still The Night originally featured on the first Phenomena album, which featured Hughes, but not Thrall, another version appeared on the John Norum album Face the Truth, again featuring Hughes. This is the first time the original version has been released. An immediate follow up to the Hughes/Thrall album was planned and some tracks were written and demoed, however the project did not go any further and the album was scrapped. In 2006 it was announced that a follow-up album was being written and recorded and is due for release in 2008. ............. Friggin dogs bolox this is :woop: :thum: Code:Code: Pass: tiger
Part: 2 : Ufo - ufo (ufo 1) 1971-1999
UFO - UFO (UFO 1) 1971-1999 flac+cue+art | 251 MB RS | Remastered For diehard UFO fans, this is the begining of the band, and the start of a hard rock story that endures to this day. This album is a product of the times in which it was created, the echoes of the sixties were fading, and the violence and upheaval of the seventies were on the horizon, and UFO was there to create some sounds that were different than the peace and love era, and a preview of things to come. With the first incarnation of this band, they delivered some solid tunes, "Timothy" is a great tribute to the orginal guru of the acid days, "Boogie" is a solid rockin tune as well, all the songs are cool, and this is a must have album for the collector, and a good intro to the band before they became the icons of the area shows of the seventies during the Michael era. Give it a listen, and turn on, tune in, and drop out back to a time when the winds of change were a coming.
