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Category: Hard Rock
Year: 1995
Label: Independent
Catalog Number: none
Personnel
Doug Batchelder vocals, guitars
Colin O'brien guitars
Pete Kalmansson bass
Mark Celani drums, percussion
Tracks
| 1. | People | |
| 2. | Color Me Gone | |
| 3. | Black Cloud | |
| 4. | Sunday | |
| 5. | Love Ya To Death | |
| 6. | Guess My Name | |
| 7. | Rosemary's Baby | |
| 8. | Ain't No Use | |
| 9. | C'mon Savior | |
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| From: Leykis101 |
Date: July 2, 2015 at 5:52 |
| Pretty fucking killer disc, good tight sound, best songs IMO are the lead off track People, I love Black Cloud, it's got a killer funk rock riff played throughout, though it's hardly a funk rock song, and the masterpiece of the disc would be, Rosemary's Baby, when my best friend bought this disc back in 95, he said it was out of a CCM catalog, and he always swore they are a christian rock group, there's not enough info anywhere on the net to confirm or deny this, but judging by the lyrical content, I cant see how anyone could make an argument that they aren't CCM, that's irrelevant though, this disc kicks fucking ass, and if you somehow find it, you'd be great picking it up, as it is very consistent, and very good.
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