Back in the early/mid 90s, when Rock City was my second home and my friends never saw me sober, there was one particular track that was guaranteed to make me stop whatever I was doing, head straight for the dancefloor and flail around like an absolute psycho. As much as I loved this song, though, I never actually knew who it was by. I didn't even know with certainty what it was called (although the chorus strongly suggested a title).
I was reminded of this earlier, and decided to see if I could use the power of google to scare up the artist/song name, and even ideally an mp3 of it. It turns out I could. Thank you google.
I loved it then, and I love it just as much now. And I know now that it is Shadow Dance by Eyes Of The Nightmare Jungle. Play it loud.
Shadow Dance, Eyes Of The Nightmare Jungle
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- Mean Street
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Shadow Dance, Eyes Of The Nightmare Jungle
obscurity.
"Only the great masters of style ever succeed in being obscure." - Oscar Wilde.
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Funny, I have that album on CD (bought in used budget bin for 1 or 2 dollars).
The cover informs me that Wayne Hussey plays on a track, tho not that one. I know you recognize that name.
I grabbed the CD again to give it another listen tomorrow.
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The cover informs me that Wayne Hussey plays on a track, tho not that one. I know you recognize that name.
I grabbed the CD again to give it another listen tomorrow.
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So what's the rest of the album like, any good? Worth my while hunting it down?HeuristicsInc wrote:Funny, I have that album on CD (bought in used budget bin for 1 or 2 dollars).
The cover informs me that Wayne Hussey plays on a track, tho not that one. I know you recognize that name.
I grabbed the CD again to give it another listen tomorrow.
I'm not much of a Hussey fan, truth be told. Although he's not a bad guitarist I guess, but god he should have been forcibly restrained from writing lyrics
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I gave it a listen today, it's pretty good. Not great. A lot of it, I feel, is close to greatness but is held back for some reason or another. Probably the best other track is a cover of Faith Healer by The Sensational Alex Harvey Band (you probably know this, it was also covered by a bunch of other people) and this track called Puppets. I wouldn't expend a lot of energy on it, though.
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Thanks, I'll bear that in mind - I won't go to the effort of trying to track it down, but if I stumble across a copy (or someone posts mp3s online somewhere) I'll grab it. Don't think I know Faith Healer, or at least not by name, might be one of those 'you know it when you hear it' songs, tho'.
obscurity.
"Only the great masters of style ever succeed in being obscure." - Oscar Wilde.
"Only the great masters of style ever succeed in being obscure." - Oscar Wilde.