Hot Trip to Heaven
Hot Trip to Heaven is the fifth studio album by British alternative rock band Love and Rockets, released in 1994 on American, after Beggar's Banquet dropped the band for not creating a successful follow-up single to So Alive.
Background
Hot Trip to Heaven exchanged much of the band's former gothic alternative rock sound in favor of a hi-tech electronic, ambient direction. The incorporation of dancier elements—especially evident in the lead single "This Heaven"—largely worked against the band commercially, despite their ever-present psychedelic focus. This resulted in the album alienating much of their core college rock audience instead of attracting new listeners.
Love and Rockets would return to guitar-based alternative rock on their next album, 1996's Sweet F.A., before further exploring electronic music on their swan song, 1998's Lift.
Track listing
- "Body and Soul" – 14:14
- "Ugly" – 7:25
- "Trip and Glide" – 5:19
- "This Heaven" – 7:08
- "No Worries" – 7:13
- "Hot Trip to Heaven" – 7:34
- "Eclipse" – 2:18
- "Voodoo Baby" – 3:25
- "Be the Revolution" – 6:43
- "Set Me Free" – 2:44
Personnel
References
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Studio albums |
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Compilation albums |
Sorted! The Best of Love and Rockets
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Live albums |
So Alive
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Videos |
The Haunted Fishtank
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Singles |
" Ball of Confusion" · "If There's a Heaven Above" · "Kundalini Express" · "Yin and Yang (The Flowerpot Man)" · "The Light" · "All in My Mind" · "No New Tale to Tell" · "Mirror People" · "Lazy" · "Motorcycle" · " So Alive" · "Rock & Roll Babylon" · "No Big Deal" · "This Heaven" · "Body and Soul" · "The Glittering Darkness" · "Fever" · "Sweet Lover Hangover" · "Resurrection Hex" · "Holy Fool" · "RIP 20 C."
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