Day: May 16, 2022

Genre: Hard Rock
Publication year: 2022
Country of performer (group): USA

Tracklist:
01. Last to Know (4:25)
02. Disbelieving (3:38)
03. Home Again (03:33)
04. Love is the Revolution (4:07)
05. Until I See You Again (4:41)
06. Complicated (04:48)
07. Don’t Look Back (4:33)
08. New Horizon (3:44)
09. Back to the Beginning (4:30)
10 Thank You (4:04)
11. Obsession (3:17)

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Here’s DIRTY LOOKS second indie album “In Your Face” from 1986, originally released on cassette & vinyl on the band’s own Sticky Records, and finally remastered / released on CD for the first time by FnA records approved by vocalist Henrik Ostergaard before his untimely death.

Here DIRTY LOOKS perfected their riff-attack and choruses, still raw, in-your-face rock ‘n roll. Infectious as the flu with enough hooks to snag a whale, “In Your Face” is chock full of heavy, dirty, boogie metal. Henrick was often accused of being a Bon Scott clone, and sure enough on songs like “Oh Ruby” that influence is apparent, but he also has a charm an charisma that is all his own.
Much of the material on here would show up on the band’s fi

And this one was requested too: DIRTY LOOKS’ very first indie album from 1984, later released in Europe by Axe Killer Records in 1985, but never available on CD until this FnA remastered reissue featuring new artwork and five bonus tracks, including the very rare “Dirty Looks 1984 EP”, a tape originally distributed in limited quantities.

For many this is the best DIRTY LOOKS; raw, in your face raunchy rock n roll to the hilt. This is early Dirty Looks, riff driven and plenty of swirling solos with that 1983-84 American hard rock scene explosion heavy sound.
”Dirty Looks ’84” showcases a band hungry for recognition – they just wanted to rock.

When Erie, Pennsylvania cover band Crossfire called it a day, Danish born vocalist/gu

Without a doubt, alongside their major label debut ‘Cool From the Wire’, DIRTY LOOKS‘ second album “Turn Of The Screw” finds the band at their finest moment. Rock Candy records did the magic with ‘Dirty Looks’ some years ago, now it’s time for 1989’s “Turn Of The Screw” to be ‘remastered & reloaded‘ in full force.

Unknowingly, with ‘Cool From the Wire’ DIRTY LOOKS had crafted one of the era’s greatest albums that although registering with fans and some well-informed critics strangely failed to set the world on fire. Atlantic records however were not disheartened and signalled the go ahead for a follow-up album.
Issued in 1989 and titled ‘Turn Of The Screw’, the band moved on to a new producer in John Jansen (Billy Squier, Br