Xenon - 1989 - America's New Design
Line-up:
Joey Fiamingo - vocals
Bob Specht - guitar
Joe Kosa - bass
Tolga Timuray - keyboards
Tony Capobianco - drums
- 1. Tip of My Fingers
2. Here When I Need You
3. So Hard
4. Maybe
5. Safe (Till the Morning)
6. On and On
7. Night to Remember
8. Thru the Rain
9. Holding On
10. Cry in the Night
TPT: 43:00
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Xenon began in 1983, much like any other band in New Jersey, playing covers of NWOBHM bands. We played three sets of Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Saxon, Ozzy, and the like.
Ну а в 89-м они уже играли приличный AOR/Melodic Hard Rock с крупинками глэма.
Кабы не парочка сопливых вещей на альбоме, можно было бы поставить релизу пятерку и стиль определить как Hard & Heavy, но... это всего лишь американский хард-рок 80-х, так что сказать больше по жанру нечего. Не очень я жалую такую музыку, легковато для меня, но... диск заводной, моторный, шо тот парубок Эней, слушается легко под кофий с печенькой и мармеладенькой.
Similar artists: Dokken, Poison, Brittany Fox...
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Sick of major label ignorance, in 1989 we decided to record and release "America's New Design". The self-financed full-length CD and cassette sold over 20,000 units, even though it was sold in just 20 stores and at out live shows. We saw this as definitive proof that Xenon was and is, a viable, sellable product even though we didn't compromise our disdain for bleached hair and lipstick.
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