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Artist: Pat Benatar

Title: Wide Awake In Dreamland

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Category: AOR

Year: 1988

Label: Chrysalis

Catalog Number: F2-21628

Personnel

Pat Benatar Vocals
Neil Geraldo Guitar
Myron Grombacher Drums
Fernando Saunders Bass
Frank Linx Bass, Backing Vocals
Kevin Savigar Keyboards
Charlie Giordano Keyboards
Bi Castro Percussion

Tracks

1.  All Fired Up  4:30
2.  One Love  5:13
3.  Let's Stay Together  4:58
4.  Don't Walk Away  4:40
5.  Too Long A Soldier  6:41
6.  Cool Zero  5:29
7.  Cerebral Man  4:47
8.  Lift 'Em On Up  4:59
9.  Suffer The Little Children  4:12
10.  Wide Awake In Dreamland  4:55
  
Total Running Time:  50:24

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Existing comments about this CD

From: koogles Date: July 27, 2004 at 11:51
Sounds like Pat was running out of steam by this point. All Fired Up? Maybe all burnt out. She had a solid decade, but it was time to re-invent herself, take a break or both. She did just that, albeit coming back in 1991 with a competent yet ultimately dissatisfying blues album. It would be another few years before she finally regained her stride ("Gravity's Rainbow").

From: Christine Date: July 31, 2004 at 2:48
Actually, I thought All Fired Up was a pretty kick-ass song!

From: illimey Date: July 31, 2004 at 14:59
Well well we all have our quirks and I LOVE this album! It was one of the first albums of the whole 'melodic rock' genre that I ever owned and I still have a very soft spot for it! 'Too Long A Soldier' is a classic, and the whole album is very enjoyable to listen to. So, even though I often find myself agreeing with mr/s koogles on these boards... this time, my old shiner - you're plain wrong. This album genuine emotion, genuine talent, genuine melody and genuinely good songs. 9/10.

From: Geoff Date: March 10, 2005 at 6:02
I can't say that I liked a lot of what was going on here... at all, but let's face it. 'All fired up' is one f*cker of an awesome song! Worth it for that alone... though maybe it's best to save your money and tape it off the radio sometime

From: lalorock Date: August 26, 2007 at 18:27
Bueno para mí es un buen album,no como sus primeros albumes clásicos, pero este tiene sus grandes canciones,All Fired Up gran temazo rockero,One Love,Don´t Walk Away(hermosos coros con unas backing vocals tremendos),Too Long a Soldier(mi favorita)donde las guitarras dan una gran lección de melodía y el solo, de sacarse el sombrero,tiene algunas canciones de relleno pero así es el negocio de la música,Suffer the little children tema con un aura místico,Rock/AOR decente de esta legendaria rockera.

From: Rycheage Date: September 16, 2007 at 13:30
I agree with the running out of steam points. "All Fired Up" is one kick ass song though. "Suffer The Little Children" is a competent stop-child-abuse song. The rest is sub-par.

From: lemas156 Date: January 8, 2009 at 12:10
I'm really surprised at the lukewarm comments to this overlooked Melodic Rock/AOR gem. 'Don't Walk Away' and 'Cerebral Man' are absolutely killer! The rest of the cd is great - there really aren't any songs on this cd I don't like. I suggest giving this another spin....

From: metalmastermusic Date: January 8, 2009 at 15:56
I'm with lemas156 on this one. This one is very under-rated. I really liek this one and it has some great songs on it like All Fired Up , Cerebral Man and Cool Zero. This one is a pleasant suprise. 81/100

From: lemas156 Date: January 9, 2009 at 3:28
metalmastermusic - I'm glad you dig this cd, too. I played this disc for my guitar player tonight and he, too, dug much of the cd, with 'Cerebral Man' winning first place. IMO, this disc has some Pat's best vocal work...she seriously kicks ass and takes names all over the cd. Neil also delivers the goods...a very underrated guitarist. I just got a Japanese copy of this cd, so I've been re-visiting these tunes and I had forgotten how much I loved this album.


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