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- 1. Money
- 2. Shine Your Light
- 3. House Of Love
- 4. Colourblind
- 5. Which Are The Tears
- 6. Look But Don’t Touch
- 7. Nightsong
- 8. Tower Of Strength
- 9. Revolution
- 10. Raised On Radio
- 11. Wings Of An Angel
- 12. Monkey (bonus track)
- 13. Should I Stay Or Should I Go (bonus track)
- 14. Pump It Up (bonus track)
- 15. Good Good Lovin’ (bonus track)
- 16. This Planet’s On Fire (bonus track)
- 17. Take It Easy (bonus track)
- 18. Take Me Down To The River (bonus track)
- SKIN :
- Neville MacDonald (vocals)
Myke Gray (guitar)
Alex robbins (bass, vocals)
Dicki Fliszar (drums, vocals) - Produced by: Keith Olsen
- Engineered by: Shay Baby, Spencer May
- Mixed by : Chris Sheldon
- Remastered by: Andy Pearce
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| DURING THE EARLY 90s traditional hard rock had virtually been eradicated. Its presence overshadowed by the arrival of grunge, a primeval sludge reliant on down-tuned guitars and depressing lyrics. The grunge master plan was to exterminate melodic blues based rock and wipe it from the face of the earth. Fortunately, though, all was not lost. Central to the fightback were dedicated, hardnosed bands who were not content to take matters lying down. Whilst the Black Crowes and Brother Cain fought for their right to rock in the US, the UK hit back hard with exciting, young, chart bound talent that included Little Angels, Thunder and, of course, Skin. Formed from the ashes of respected Brit rock outfits Kooga and Jagged Edge and led by guitarist extraordinaire Myke Gray, Skin managed to confound the critics by securing heavy weight management, from Sanctuary (Iron Maiden) and a major label record deal from Parlophone. Their belief and the band’s talent paid handsome dividends, helping to deliver ‘Money’, a top 20 hit single, and subsequently a top 10 UK album. Tours sold out and reviews were gushing. It was an amazing achievement. Originally issued in 1994, and produced by Keith Olsen (Whitesnake, Scorpions, Ozzy Osbourne), Skin’s self titled debut album is big on hard hitting guitar riffs, killer hooks and meticulous production. Of course, the icing on the cake is vocalist Neville McDonald, a veritable iron lunged howler in the finest Coverdale/ Rodgers mould. 24-bit remastering from original source tapes, 7 bonus tracks, 3,500 word essay about the making of the album, new interview with Myke Gray and additional photos spread out over a 16 page full colour booklet. | |
