THUNDER. " BACK STREET SYMPHONY " EMI UK 1990 LP. EX COND.
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Description
Thunder (3) ?– Back Street Symphony
Label: EMI ?– EMC 3570 Format: Vinyl, LP, AlbumCountry: UK Released: 1990 Genre: Rock Style: Hard Rock, Classic Rock
Tracklist
1 She's So Fine 5:30 2 Dirty Love 5:21 3 Don't Wait For Me 5:32 4 Higher Ground 5:06 5 Until My Dying Day 6:32 6 Back Street Symphony 4:30 7 Love Walked In 6:25 8 An Englishman On Holiday 4:27 9 Girl's Going Out Of Her Head 4:18 10 Gimme Some Lovin' 3:51Credits
- Mixed By – Mike Fraser
- Producer – Andy Taylor
Artist Biography by John Bush
Vocalist Danny Bowes and lead guitarist Luke Morley first played together when they were 15-year-old classmates in London. The two later formed the band Terraplane, which released two albums but broke up in 1988. Bowes, Morley, and drummer Gary "Harry" James then formed Thunder, recruiting bassist Mark "Snake" Luckhurst and rhythm guitarist Ben Matthews. The group's first two singles both hit the U.K. Top 40 and earned Thunder a support slot forAerosmith and a gig at the 1990 Monsters of Rock festival.Backstreet Symphony, released just a year and a half after the group's live debut, reached the U.K.'s Top 20 and was certified gold. The follow-up, Laughing on Judgement Day, appeared in 1992, followed three years later by Behind Closed Doors. 1996 saw the release of their fourth full-length album, the radio-readyThrill of It All. A series of live recordings and compilations peppered the next five to seven years, followed by the arrival of 2003's Shooting at the Sun. 2005 saw the release of Magnificent Seventh!, followed by Robert Johnson's Tombstone in 2006, all three of which were put out on the Frontiers label. The following year saw the band embark on their first European tour in 12 years, and in 2008 they issued their ninth studio long-player Bang!. Citing "outside interests," Thunder disbanded in 2009, and the members embarked on various other projects. They reunited for a one-off live performance in 2011, and spent the ensuing years keeping the project alive via the occasional live show. In 2014 the band announced the impending arrival of a new studio album. The resulting Wonder Days arrived in February of the following year.price rating
