Month: May 2020

Recorded in Nashville, “Miracle Mile” (1993) demonstrates a band locked in as a cohesive unit, being fun, imaginative, and creative in ways that pushed them far beyond anything they had ever done. “Miracle Mile” built off bands like Tesla, Extreme, and Giant but was distinctly Guardian. Digitally remastered re-issue.

Tracklist:
01.Dr. Jones & The Kings Of Rhythm 5:13
02.Shoeshine Johnny 4:16
03.Long Way Home 4:31
04.I Found Love 5:24
05.Sweet Mystery 3:58
06.Let It Roll 4:11
07.Mr. Do Wrong 5:05
08.Curiosity Killed The Cat 4:28
09.Sister Wisdom 4:12
10.The Captain 4:19
11.You & I 4:06
12.Do You Know What Love Is 5:27

A supergroup formed by Alan Lancaster & John Coghlan from Status Quo, and John Brewster of The Angels, “Aim High” was released by a A&M in 1990, so expect that huge major label production and melodic hard rock goodness. I always thought The Bombers as the Australian answer to Damn Yankees, and you can hear into their sound as well touches of Y&T, Thunder, Night Ranger, Hurricane, etc. This album simply kills.

Tracklist:
1. RUNNING IN THE SHADOWS
2. AIM HIGH
3. ESCAPE
4. CRIME INVESTIGATOR
5. NO DANGER
6. WORLD’S ON FIRE
7. IS THIS THE WAY TO SAY GOODBYE ?
8. SHE’S A MYSTERY
9. FLASH IN JAPAN
10. CITY OUT OF CONTROL
11. SMALL TALK
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