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	1983 in music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This, their debut, is often considered the first purely thrash metal album, and helped lead the way for the diversification of heavy metal genres in the later part of the decade.
		In some countries, it included the best-selling 12" record of all time, "Blue Monday"; the album was the second since forming from the ashes of Joy Division (after the suicide of Ian Curtis) and the first to achieve critical or popular success, as it was a stylistically innovative mix of synth vocals and dance-heavy beats
		George Strait's Right or Wrong sold extremely well, and is a pivotal album in the development of the honky tonk revival during the rest of the decade.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1983_in_music (1563 words)

	TRIUMPH - GIL MOORE
		We had a hitsingle from the album called “Troublemaker”, which was used for the movie ‘Hellraiser’, and we kinda rocked very hard on that final TRIUMPH record, as we wanted to get away from the record companies involvements on how we should sound.
		This was something we had never done, and happily the album sold very well once again, but it was different.
		We went down to LA to record the album with a terrible producer, we hated him, and halfway he just went his own way, and during this hot summer we changed from producer, and eventually MIKE CLINK finished the job, and he was a great friendly guy.
	www.angelfire.com /az2/strutter8/TRIUMPHINTERVIEW.htm (2164 words)

	Bloodgood (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This album is solid from beginning to end, with the exception of “What Have I Done?”, which is soft and plodding and sounds like Bloodgood’s attempt at a contemporary Christian hit.
		Overall I’ve gotten the impression that this album was not as successful as Bloodgood had hoped, perhaps in part due to the bad mix, partially because of the softer direction, and maybe also because the name Bloodgood does not lend itself well to a contemporary Christian audience.
		There are two solid power ballads on the album, “Top of the Mountain” and “Changing Me” (which reminds me more than a little of “Stairway to Heaven”), where Paul Jackson’s melodic soloing shows the promise of great things to come on their next album.
	www.mit.edu /people/ed_k/bloodgood.html (2106 words)

	Tracks: 11/25/98
		As you might expect in an album with nearly four hours of music that's never been allowed to see the light of day (bootlegs notwithstanding), there are a few things present that confirm Springsteen's original judgment of their relative merit.
		Three gripping outtakes from the latter album are also included, most notably the long-lost original acoustic rendition of "Born in the USA." Here, backed only by a spookily reverbed acoustic guitar and sung in the shaky, desperate tones Springsteen originally had in mind, the lyric's power is magnified tenfold.
		The chief problem with this, the weakest of the four discs, lies in the fact that the global mega-hit Born in the USA is actually one of the lesser albums in Springsteen's exceptional catalogue.
	members.aol.com /jasonburg/112598.html (1173 words)

	RollingStone.com: The Joshua Tree : U2 : Review
		Its last album, The Unforgettable Fire, contained "Pride (In the Name of Love)," its biggest-selling single ever, and last year the band was the musical heart of Amnesty International's Conspiracy of Hope tour.
		But in its musical toughness and strong-willed spirituality, the album lives up to its namesake: a hardy, twisted tree that grows in the rocky deserts of the American Southwest.
		But for all its gloom, the album is never a heavy-handed diatribe.
	www.rollingstone.com /reviews/album/_/id/108063 (836 words)

	US 1983 HEAVY METAL SUNDAY
		The album, although containing the hit single "Shot in the Dark," would be regarded as Osbourne's worst studio effort by numerous critics, who claimed it was redundant and uninteresting; nonetheless, the album was another smash hit.
		Eye II Eye, an album in which the band experimented with pop-techno melodies, was released in the summer of 1999.
		Although the album debuted high on the charts, crashing in at number three, it quickly slipped down the charts, since the reception to the album from fans, critics, and radio was mixed.
	www.usfestivals.com /us83/heavymetalsunday.htm (3012 words)

	RollingStone.com: This Is Hardcore : Pulp : Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Pulp's "This Is Hardcore" is arguably the first pop album devoted entirely to the subject of the long, slow fade.
		But Pulp have been at it since 1983, when they were mere teens out of working-class Sheffield, England.
		With flamboyantly catchy tunes and wry lyrics that commented on everything from rave culture to social snobbery, the album was a defining moment in U.K. pop.
	www.rollingstone.com /reviews/album/_/id/302322 (724 words)

	ABOUT ROD - Tour 1983
		As excitement surrounding the release of their first album began to build in the United States, The Babys made a ten-day promotional trip to America, and this trip turned into a permanent stay.
		Robin returned to England briefly to record an album with his father, but was back in the U.S. in '78 as a member of Lion.
		He later recorded with Mick Ronson and the album was never released.
	www.rodstewartfanclub.com /about_rod/tour/tour1983.php (1629 words)

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		Never satisfied with just being good at something, Terry wants to be the best, and he can now reverse quite large family saloon cars into very tight spaces, backwards, up a hill.
		Worse still, they were entering the darkest, densest part of the whole soundtrack album, legendary middle of side two, blowing panic written on it.
		In the hope of this album, we promote a new spirit of harmony and understanding, in the oceans of the world, every dollar or pound or peso or don spent on the purchase of this record will go towards helping fish and all who love them.
	orangecow.org /pythonet/scripts/meaningoflifealbum.txt (1935 words)

	lunchboxing.com :: taking your lunch money since 1983 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Bands that put albums out that don't wear on your patience after several spins, but instead reward repeat listening.
		While the first tune was a mildly engaging bluesy number about a lost dog, subsequent songs gave way to a machine-gun hammered pace that never strayed from repetitive drum bludgeons, keyboard yammers and guitar squeals.
		The song brings you back to those awkward days of an adolescent life, ("but when they're parking cars on your chest/you've still got a view of the summer sky"), capturing the growing pains and confused emotions many of us felt when first discovering how to forge our own unique identity.
	www.lunchboxing.com /feat_padow9.shtml (1155 words)

	Out Of The Cradle - Lindsey Buckingham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This is where it all began for me. I was 15 when this album came out and I will never forget walking into my brothers flat and hearing this for the first time.
		This album is put together in such a way that you can tell it was composed over the course of several years.
		Over all this is a surprisingly good album considering that almost anything that current, or former members of Fleetwood Mac produced from 1987 to 1997 (i.e.
	discog.fleetwoodmac.net /discog.php?pid=5 (654 words)

	Airborne - Don Felder
		Unfortunately the fears that one may have of buying a solo album from an artist who came from a big band come true here.
		It's machine like 80's clichés run rampant over this platter leaving little room for a spark of creativity which is a shame as I was hoping this album would show what an underrated talent Felder may have been in the Eagles community.
		The tube effect made famous by Peter Frampton is featured on "Night owl" and it does remind me somewhat of the Eagles "Those shoes" from their "The long run" album but it's not nearly as good as that track was and "Still alive" is simply a bland mid tempo closer.
	discog.fleetwoodmac.net /discog.php?pid=136 (281 words)

	REVIEW
		Freur's debut album, and the only one ever released in the UK, flopped miserably when first released back in 1984, so it must surely qualify as a minor miracle that it has now seen the light of day on CD a full ten years later.
		The single never really amounted to much chart-wise, reaching only the lower reaches of the UK charts and missing completely in the US, but it did attract some attention at the time and gained the group a cult following.
		However, at least five of the tracks on the original album are excellent, none of them are actually skip-button material, and the two bonus tracks are great.
	www.westnet.com /consumable/1994/09.15/revfreur.html (1469 words)

	Lyn Station - U2 Affiliate Malaysia
		War is a VERY impressive album and it showed the world U2's political side as well as their desire for peace.
		This isn't really a guitar album, they actually try and let everyone in the band get equal credit, which is why i dont like it as much because Edge is the only important part of the band!
		This one is percieved as a "political" album,and it does have some political underlines to it,but to quote Bono :"It`s a real celebration of life" and it is really...It`s a passionate record,an emotional one.One the most powerful emotions is love,the other is anger.So that`s why these two emotions are so prominent in the songs.
	www.geocities.com /cradle88/war.html (706 words)

	Madonnapolis.com Summer 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This album was originally titled & released as "Madonna", and once she became a star, it was re-released in 1985 as the above title.
		This is another album that was digitally remastered in 2001; this version contains her two most famous songs from this album, Like a Virgin and Material Girl, as added remixtracks.
		This album has three new tracks (I Want You, You'll See and One More Chance), as well as a remix version of Love Don't Live Here Anymore which was released as well as the classic ballads You'll see and Oh Father.
	www.madonnapolis.com /information/discography.htm (1350 words)

	(psychedelic/experimental rock) Flaming Lips - Transmissions From the Satellite Heart - Musician Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		What Flaming Lips album would be complete without a Jesus reference?Apparently this is a cover by an obscure artist named Ernie Marrs, but I've never heard the original.
		It's an excellent and accessible introduction if you've never heard them before, and should be a welcome addition to your collection if you're already a fan but haven't heard this.
		never heard em before except for 'she dont use jelly' which i didnt know wass the flaming lips.
	www.musicianforums.com /forums/showthread.php?t=155839 (1600 words)

	Amazon.ca: Music: 1983 Live At The Us Festival [Enhanced] [Live] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Although Triumph's studio albums could be uneven and inconsistent, the Canadian hard rock/arena rock trio had a reputation for being explosive on-stage (where they tended to avoid their lesser material and put a lot of energy into their more memorable songs).
		This album is the band's third live album af ter 1996's King Biscuit Flower Hour Live album recorded on the 1981 Allied Forces tour.
		This classic live album is the second superb live album from Triumph, where's the CD for A Night of Triumph?.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000C23F7 (822 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: Jam
		Prior inconsistency is replaced by an album that explores new avenues with almost complete success, while never straying too far from the band's roots.
		Surprisingly, the bassist's first solo album is quite good, and happily free of any attempt to recapture the sound which made him a star.
		The ideal Jam album for neophytes and fans alike, Greatest Hits offers nineteen picture-perfect products (1977's "In the City" to 1982's "Beat Surrender") of a brash and brilliant band that was both of its time and quite contrary to it.
	www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=jam (2000 words)

	Corey Hart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Boy in the Box, the 1985 follow-up to his debut, produced a hit single with "Never Surrender," which would remain his highest-charting song.
		His next album, Fields of Fire, met with some commercial success, but after that, his fortunes began to wane in the United States.
		His next two albums garnered little attention and 1990's Bang was his last with Aquarius.
	www.80smusiclyrics.com /artists/coreyhart.htm (239 words)

	CNN.com - '80s heartthrob Corey Hart making music, being a dad - August 13, 2002
		He followed up the success of his smash debut with 1985's "Boy in the Box," propelled by the hit song "Never Surrender." Pop stardom led to lots of offers; Hart was even approached about playing the lead in the 1985 time-traveling action-comedy "Back to the Future," which he turned down.
		His latest album, 1998's "Jade," was not released in the United States, but he toured his native Canada in support of it.
		He also plans to perform with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra in the fall and release a live album of the concerts, and he's working on a new album of his own, scheduled for release in 2003.
	archives.cnn.com /2002/SHOWBIZ/Music/08/13/people.watn.hart (503 words)

	Triumph_(band) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Being a power trio, Triumph were often compared to Rush, but at the start, their own brand of heavy rock remained structured and traditional, eschewing concept albums and instrumental improvisation.
		Triumph's self-titled first album is extremely rare, but their widely released second LP, Rock and Roll Machine, received scattered airplay, with a cover of Joe Walsh's "Rocky Mountain Way", sung by Gil Moore.
		Triumph's comeback album proved to be a lacklustre collection of rockers and ballads that lacked something of the melodic veneer of their earliest albums.
	www.exoticfelines.com /search.php?title=Triumph_(band) (1250 words)

	PROGRESSIVEWORLD.NET: REVIEWS BY KEITH "MUZIKMAN" HANNALECK
		The 80s were very good to this band and fittingly they decided to remaster their entire output of that period, a whopping seven year span in which the band established themselves as one of the premier rock trios in the world.
		He was thrilled to be part of this process and stated that he relived all the great times the band went through during the recordings.
		Both are solid rock classics that still hold up very well to this day, more so now because of the renewed sound, it pops and crackles with the true spirit of the band when they originally recorded all of this music.
	www.progressiveworld.net /triumph2.html (744 words)

	Michael W. Smith
		Healing Rain, Michael W. Smith's 18th album and first pop studio record since 1999's This Is Your Time, casts a vision for personal and communal transformation.
		The album's title track represents the project's cornerstone, and already "Healing Rain" is creating substantial buzz, evidenced by a thunderclap of enthusiasm during recent tour dates and strong radio airplay.
		In the midst of 17 albums and multiple books as well as the awards (Dove awards and Grammy awards among them), Michael and Debbie were blessed with five children: Ryan, Whitney, Tyler, Emily and Anna.
	www.nicolenowlen.com /main.htm (2100 words)

	Daily Vault - November 25, 1998
		The tracks are lean and raw, revealing a young, untested talent pouring his heart into the microphone, but they do provide a clear picture of the ferociously ambitious approach to songwriting that won the kid a contract.
		Less dark but no less driving rockers include the furious "Dollhouse," the rollicking power-pop anthem "Where The Bands Are" and the ringing, growling, irresistible "I Wanna Be With You," which coulda/shoulda been a Top Ten single.
		How it was beaten out by that album's inexplicably lightweight closer ("My Best Was Never Good Enough"), only the Boss himself could possibly explain.
	www.dailyvault.com /1998_11_25-jw.html (1151 words)

	Two Fires Special Feature Showcase
		But these points are to be taken lightly, as the album does still provide the best and smoothest pure AOR I have heard this year.
		The Storm's self titled album just happened to come out the year I turned sixteen and it was part of the soundtrack to my adolesencse.
		So it is with eager anticipation that most people will approach this album, especially with the quality of the two Storm albums already under their belts.
	www.melodicrock.com /reviews/twofires.p3 (3836 words)

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		The album itself will not be released until two days later, so the crowd is probably only familiar with the first single, New Year's Day.
		This show premeires five new songs: Three from War: Two Hearts Beat As One, Seconds, Like A Song and 40, and one a b-side: Trash, Trampoline and the Party Girl, rechristened "Party Girl" the b-side to A Celebration, released as a UK single in March 1982.
		However, two songs will never played again, Fire (which sounds a little worn anyway) and Like A Song (though maybe they did play it the next day)(which could have been a great live song had they chosen to play it again).
	members.aol.com /michreiter/830226.txt (2907 words)

	WEHT.net: Whatever Happened To... Corey Hart
		The song was a smash hit and was followed Never Surrender in 1985.
		His Jade album in 1998 was not even released in the United States.
		Hart also comments that he will never let his career choices threaten his bond with his daughters.
	www.weht.net /WEHT/Corey_Hart_.html (289 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: Ikara Colt
		This affectation without effect is amusing to start, but it wears thin, just like the swishing sounds of a pair of corduroys.
		How many times can this kind of album be made (and pale versions at that) before we all give up and surrender to the Almighty Drone in a fit of hopeless submission?
		"Never!" says Ikara Colt, and they are very wrong.
	www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=ikara_colt (172 words)

	Album Reviews \| The Official Music Community of Triumph (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		And in case you're wondering, review titles that are followed by "MRS" mean that the album being reviewed is part of Triumph's Millennium Remastered Series.
		Triumph's first album In the Beginning was released in 1976, now finally seeing the remaster treatment it has long deserved.
		Considered one of the weakest Triumph albums by many fans, 1987's Surveillance was guitarist/vocalist Rik Emmett's swan song with the band.
	www.triumphmusic.com /read/reviews/album_reviews.html (614 words)

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