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Love On The Roxx
2. Downtown Toy
3. Fallen Angel
4. (She’s Got) The Devil Inside
5. Won’t Stop
6. Summerlove
7. (Can’t Stand) Losing You
8. Limbo A Go Go
9. Hard As A Rock
10. Lovers
11. Babe, You Got A Friend
12. Knock on Wood
13. Freedom
14. One By One
15. You’re The Best (Money Can Buy)
16. Gotta Have It All
17. Everything About You
18. All I Wanna Do
19. Rock ‘N’ Roll Angel - FATE :
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FATE - 25 Years : Best of Fate 1985-2010European Import : NL6313072 STOCK STATUS: IN STOCK - ships in 1 day |
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| Renowned Danish hardrock act FATE celebrates its 25th Anniversary with a brand new compilation, entitled 25 Years - The Best Of! The hardrock act was build upon the ashes of Mercyful Fate (guitarist Hank Sherman) and Maxim (Jeff ‘Lox’ Limbo, Pete Steiner & Bob Lance) and in 1985 they released the album ‘Fate’. The album contained the radio hits ‘Love On The Rox’ & ‘Downtoy Toy’, which were hits in Denmark only. In 1986 ‘A Matter Of Attitude’ followed, with the European hits ‘Won’t Stop’ & ‘Summerlove’ amongst other great AOR tracks. The album was produced by Svein Dag Hauge, renowned for his work with Norwegian hardrock band T.N.T. Come 1988, Hank Sherman split and the album ‘Cruisin’ For A Bruisin’ was released with new guitarist Jakob Moth. Singles were the catchy ‘Lovers’ & ‘Babe, You’ve Got A Friend’. In 1989 the band split amicably with singer Jeff ‘Lox’ Limbo, who was replaced with hardrock singer Per Henriksen. In 1990 a new revitalized FATE released ‘Scratch ‘N Sniff’, with new (Swedish) guitarist Matthias ‘IA’ Eklundh onboard, and FATE hit it big time in Scandinavia with the AOR ballad ‘Freedom’. Come 1991, Matthias ‘IA’ Eklundh quit to concentrate on his own band Freak Kitchen, leaving FATE hanging to the threat of the Seattle grunge-scene. In 1992 FATE quietly disbanded, and the band wouldn’t surface until some 13 years later. In 2004, FATE was given an opportunity to perform at the Deep Impact Festival in Germany…which eventually lead to the recording of ‘V’ in 2006! Now FATE has yet another new lead singer, Dagfi nn Joensen, who is a new breath of fresh air in the old hardrock act. To celebrate the 25th Anniversary of FATE, EMI Music Denmark has assembled the very fi rst ‘Best Of FATE’ release, entitled 25 Years – The Best Of Fate. | |
