Quiet Riot
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AUDIO CD
BRAND NEW FACTORY SEALED
BRAND NEW FACTORY SEALED
Rock Candy Records
CANDY080
UPC | 827565056804
2010
►Album originally released by CBS in 1988
►Produced by Spencer Proffer
►Fully Remastered 24 Bit Audio
►Features Paul Shortino (Rough Cutt)
►16- Page Booklet
►4,000 Word Essay
►Previously Unseen Photos
TRACK LISTING
01. Stay With Me Tonight
02. Callin' The Shots
03. Run To You
04. I'm Fallin'
05. King Of The Hill
06. The Joker
07. Lunar Obsession
08. Don't Wanna Be Your Fool
09. Coppin' A Feel
10. In A Rush
11. Empty Promises
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‘‘ THE GENERAL consensus of opinion about Quiet Riot’s career trajectory is that they started by taking a rocket ride to the stars - their debut album sold in excess of ten million copies - only to embarrassingly crash and burn just a few years later. Commercially speaking that was a true account of the situation, but on a musical level many agree that the band's output was inversely proportional to their chart decline, getting better and more inventive as time moved on.
The band reached their nadir following the release of ‘Quiet Riot III’, when their outrageous frontman Kevin Dubrow was summarily fired from the line-up. The band intended to carry on under a new moniker and looked to modify their sound, whilst searching for a replacement vocalist. They quickly settled on ex Rough Cutt singer Paul Shortino, developed a chest thumping blues rock style and met with their record company about recording a new album, only to be told that contractually, and for commercial reasons, they would have to continue using the Quiet Riot name.
Despite the odds stacked against them the band’s final album, curiously self tiled, originally released in 1988 was a breathtaking statement, drinking from the same bluesy well as Whitesnake and Dio. Paul Shortino’s vocals are both impressive and effective, whilst the songs are little short of spectacular, leaving nobody in any doubt that had this project been launched as a brand new entity they might well have gained a new lease of life to rival their original success.” ~ Master Of Mayhem : Derek Oliver
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02. Callin' The Shots
03. Run To You
04. I'm Fallin'
05. King Of The Hill
06. The Joker
07. Lunar Obsession
08. Don't Wanna Be Your Fool
09. Coppin' A Feel
10. In A Rush
11. Empty Promises
ꟷꟷꟷꟷꟷꟷ
ꟷꟷꟷꟷꟷꟷ‘‘ THE GENERAL consensus of opinion about Quiet Riot’s career trajectory is that they started by taking a rocket ride to the stars - their debut album sold in excess of ten million copies - only to embarrassingly crash and burn just a few years later. Commercially speaking that was a true account of the situation, but on a musical level many agree that the band's output was inversely proportional to their chart decline, getting better and more inventive as time moved on.
The band reached their nadir following the release of ‘Quiet Riot III’, when their outrageous frontman Kevin Dubrow was summarily fired from the line-up. The band intended to carry on under a new moniker and looked to modify their sound, whilst searching for a replacement vocalist. They quickly settled on ex Rough Cutt singer Paul Shortino, developed a chest thumping blues rock style and met with their record company about recording a new album, only to be told that contractually, and for commercial reasons, they would have to continue using the Quiet Riot name.
Despite the odds stacked against them the band’s final album, curiously self tiled, originally released in 1988 was a breathtaking statement, drinking from the same bluesy well as Whitesnake and Dio. Paul Shortino’s vocals are both impressive and effective, whilst the songs are little short of spectacular, leaving nobody in any doubt that had this project been launched as a brand new entity they might well have gained a new lease of life to rival their original success.” ~ Master Of Mayhem : Derek Oliver