Danger Danger (album)
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Danger Danger | |||||
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Studio album by Danger Danger | |||||
Released | June 27, 1989 | ||||
Recorded | Philadelphia | ||||
Genre | Glam metal | ||||
Label | Epic Records | ||||
Producer | Lance Quinn | ||||
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Danger Danger chronology | |||||
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Danger Danger is the debut album of the band of the same name.
Contents |
[edit] Track listing
- "Naughty Naughty"
- "Under The Gun"
- "Saturday Nite"
- "Don't Walk Away"
- "Bang Bang"
- "Rock America"
- "Boys Will Be Boys"
- "One Step From Paradise"
- "Feels Like Love"
- "Turn It On"
- "Live It Up"
All songs written by B.Ravel/S.West
[edit] Credits
[edit] Musicians
- Ted Poley - vocals
- Tony "Bruno" Rey - guitar
- Andy Timmons - guitar
- Bruno Ravel - bass guitar
- Steve West - drums
- Kasey Smith - keyboard
[edit] Other
- Mark Ryden- cover art
Note: While Tony "Bruno" Rey and Andy Timmons both played guitar on this album, they weren't in the band at the same time. Andy Timmons replaced Tony "Bruno" Rey part way through the recording of the album, in much the same way that Phil Collen replaced Pete Willis part way through the recording of Def Leppard's Pyromania.