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- 1.1. cherry pie
- 1.2. uncle tom's cabin
- 1.3. i saw red
- 1.4. bed of roses
- 1.5. sure feels good to me
- 1.6. love in stereo
- 1.7. blind faith
- 1.8. song and dance man
- 1.9. you're the only hell your mama ever raised
- 1.10. mr. rainmaker train, train
- 1.11. ode to tipper gore
- 1.12. game of war (previously unreleased demo)
- 1.13. the power (demo)
- 1.14. thin disguise
- 1.15. i saw red (acoustic version)
- 1.16. cherry pie (single version)
2 LP € 41,99
LP € 20,95
LP+Dwn € 30,99
LP € 26,99
2 LP € 38,99
LP € 18,99
- CD € 17,99
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cherry pie
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Fully remastered, 5 bonus tracks, 16 page full-colour booklet, 4000 word essay about the making of the album with new interview, enhanced artwork and unseen photos. Their debut album surpassed expectations, and produced a #2 hit single, spring boarding sales way in excess of gold status. The scene was set for their sophomore album but nobody was ready for the explosion of success that followed. 'Cherry Pie', once again produced by veteran studio wizard Beau Hill (Winger, RATT, KIX) and originally issued in 1990, launched the band to even bigger success; the title track becoming one of the most played songs of the year and a virtual prime time MTV staple. Musically the album was far superior to their debut and decidedly heavier, featuring such brazen ... read more
Fully remastered, 5 bonus tracks, 16 page full-colour booklet, 4000 word essay about the making of the album with new interview, enhanced artwork and unseen photos. Their debut album surpassed expectations, and produced a #2 hit single, spring boarding sales way in excess of gold status. The scene was set for their sophomore album but nobody was ready for the explosion of success that followed. 'Cherry Pie', once again produced by veteran studio wizard Beau Hill (Winger, RATT, KIX) and originally issued in 1990, launched the band to even bigger success; the title track becoming one of the most played songs of the year and a virtual prime time MTV staple. Musically the album was far superior to their debut and decidedly heavier, featuring such brazen rockers as 'Uncle Tom's Cabin', 'Love In Stereo' and, of course, the superbly crafted title track.