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Title: Desperate Years
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Category: Hard Rock
Year: 1992
Label: Black Dragon Records (France)
Catalog Number: BDCD 055
Personnel
Zane Lazar vocals
Kris Gustofson drums
Rusty Aven bass
Jeff Jones guitars
Tracks
| 1. | Chain Around My Heart | |
| 2. | On Fire | |
| 3. | Desperate Years | |
| 4. | Without You | |
| 5. | Part Of My Life | |
| 6. | Hot Time | |
| 7. | Here And Beyond | |
| 8. | Where Were You | |
| 9. | Michelle | |
| 10. | This Time | |
| 11. | Rivethead Jam | |
| 12. | Other Nights To Cry | |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: TIM |
Date: May 10, 2003 at 18:53 |
| If you are into Tokyo Blade or Killer Dwarfs you may appreciate this one.
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| From: hernanHRM/AOR |
Date: February 5, 2009 at 8:28 |
All or Nothing, Three good works to be taken very in account... 
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| From: 9teen8four |
Date: October 26, 2021 at 19:07 |
| Let's be realistic about the rock genre, the standard deviation of this style is not monumental. Rockers even though pretending to be non-conformist in their lifestyle are really confining and limiting in the stylistic aspects of the Rock genre. I've come to rely on the conformity of the genre and now in retrospect, tend to judge it by the subtle nuances of melody and sound quality and musical craftsmanship. St. Elmo's Fire has come a long way over the years. Each release shows the musical progression of the band and the progression of the genre. If you listen to each St. Elmo's Fire release in order, it is a template for the progression of the 80's into the 90's in this mainstream genre. Financial backing of a major label and a strong music producer would have taken a band like St. Elmo's Fire to the "Big League". Throughout the 80's into the 90's were ready and waiting to be called up to the majors.
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