Great White Twice Shy Lp Vinyl 1990 hard rock heavy metal original slaughter

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ARTIST: Great White
TITLE: Twice Shy
LABEL: Capitol Records – 064 7 92743 1
RECORD GRADE: VG+++
SLEEVE GRADE: VG+
NOTES: Original 1984 pressing from Brazil. Includes original insert! RARE!!!!

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Artist and Album Description: Great White - "Twice Shy" (LP)
Great White, originating from the vibrant Los Angeles rock scene, ascended to the pinnacle of American hard rock and blues rock prominence in the 1980s. Led by the distinctive and gritty vocals of Jack Russell and powered by the soulful, blues-infused guitar work of Mark Kendall, the band honed a signature sound that perfectly blended raw energy with catchy, arena-ready anthems. While they emerged from the Sunset Strip's glam metal boom, Great White always maintained a deeper, more authentic blues-rock sensibility, setting them apart with their powerful live performances and consistent delivery of high-quality melodic hard rock.
The album "Twice Shy," released in 1989, stands as the undisputed commercial peak and defining masterpiece of Great White's career. This multi-platinum LP propelled the band into superstardom, becoming a staple on MTV and rock radio worldwide. "Twice Shy" showcases a highly polished production, delivering a potent blend of blues-driven hard rock, powerful arena rock anthems, and emotive power ballads. It features their colossal hit single, the iconic cover of Ian Hunter's "Once Bitten, Twice Shy," which became an inescapable anthem of the era. Other standout tracks like the acoustic-driven "Angel Song" and the epic, bluesy "House of Broken Love" solidified their reputation for both raw rock power and profound emotional depth. "Twice Shy" is a quintessential late 80s hard rock album, a testament to Great White's songwriting prowess, exceptional musicianship, and their ability to craft timeless rock radio staples that continue to resonate with classic rock fans today.
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