Rock the Night: The Very Best of Europe

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Rock the Night: The Very Best of Europe
Rock the Night: The Very Best of Europe cover
Compilation album by Europe
Released 2004
Recorded 1982-1992
Genre Hard Rock
Length  ???
Label Sony Music
Producer(s) Various
Europe chronology
1982-2000
(1999)		 Rock the Night
(2004)		 Start from the Dark
(2004)


Rock the Night: The Very Best of Europe is a compilation album by Europe, released in 2004, by Sony Music.

Unlike 1982-1992, which was put together by vocalist Joey Tempest on his own, the tracklisting for Rock the Night was decided by all the members of the band.

Contents

[edit] Track listing

[edit] Disc one

  1. "Rock the Night" (Tempest)
  2. "Superstitious" (Tempest)
  3. "I'll Cry for You" [acoustic] (Tempest, Graham)
  4. "Cherokee" (Tempest)
  5. "Stormwind" (Tempest)
  6. "Sweet Love Child" (Tempest, Marcello, Michaeli)
  7. "In the Future to Come" (Tempest)
  8. "Here Comes the Night" (Tempest)
  9. "Sign of the Times" (Tempest)
  10. "Dreamer" (Tempest)
  11. "Seventh Sign" (Tempest, Marcello, Michaeli)
  12. "Yesterday's News" (Tempest, Marcello, Levén, Haugland, Michaeli)
  13. "Got Your Mind in the Gutter" (Tempest, Hill, Marcello)
  14. "Ready or Not" (Tempest)
  15. "Aphasia" [instrumental] (Norum)
  16. "Time Has Come" [live at Solnahallen, Stockholm 1986] (Tempest)

[edit] Disc two

  1. "The Final Countdown" (Tempest)
  2. "Halfway to Heaven" (Tempest, Vallance)
  3. "Open Your Heart" [original version] (Tempest)
  4. "Long Time Comin'" (Tempest)
  5. "Mr. Government Man" (Tempest, Hill)
  6. "Carrie" (Tempest, Michaeli)
  7. "Seven Doors Hotel" [B-side version] (Tempest)
  8. "Girl from Lebanon" (Tempest)
  9. "The King Will Return" (Tempest)
  10. "More Than Meets the Eye" (Tempest, Marcello, Michaeli)
  11. "Prisoners in Paradise" (Tempest)
  12. "Wings of Tomorrow" (Tempest)
  13. "On Broken Wings" (Tempest)
  14. "Scream of Anger" (Tempest, Jacob)
  15. "Heart of Stone" (Tempest)
  16. "Let the Good Times Rock" [live at Ahoy Stadium, Rotterdam 1989] (Tempest)

[edit] Personnel

[edit] Band

[edit] Additional personnel

  • Nate Winger - Background Vocals
  • Paul Winger - Background Vocals

[edit] Album credits

  • Elisabet Löwa - Compilation Producer & Project Coordination
  • Björn Almstedt, Cutting Room - Mastering
  • Henrik Jonsson, Polar Mastering - Additional Mastering
  • Michael Johansson - Photography
  • Jon Edergen, Electric Boogie - Artwork


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