The Power Of Rock
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Tracklist
01
Lovin' Comes Easy (reale Speranza Feit Demo)
02
Sweet Sweet Felicia (reale Speranza Feit Demo)
03
Come Back To Me (reale Speranza Feit Demo)
04
In Every Way (reale Speranza Feit Demo)
05
I'm Marshall (reale Speranza Feit Demo)
06
Teaser (reale Speranza Feit Demo)
07
I Don't Love You Anymore (demo)
08
Back On The Non - Stop (rough Mix)
09
Waiting For The Taking (rough Mix)
10
49er (rough Mix)
11
Kick Down The Wall (rough Mix)
12
Narita (rough Mix)
13
Here We Come Again (rough Mix)
14
White Rock (rough Mix)
15
Back On The Non - Stop (rough Mix, Different Mix)
16
Struck By Lightning
17
One Step Closer
18
Outlaw (remixed + Edited Version)
01
Swords And Tequilla
02
Altar Of The King
03
No Lies
04
Fire Down Under
05
Rock City/tokyo Rose/rock City
06
Don't Bring Me Down
07
Kick Down The Wall
08
Don't Hold
09
Mark Reale - Guitar Solo
10
Outlaw
11
Road Racin
12
Warrior
Description
It is almost impossible to overestimate the importance of riot for the evolution of American heavy metal. The New Yorkers form the bridge between the first generation of American hard rock and metal bands from the early to mid-1970s (Blue Öyster Cult, Kiss and Van Halen) and the new wave from the late 1970s/early 1980s (led by Canadian proto-speed metals Anvil and Exciter).
Riot were founded in 1975 in New York City and recorded "Fire Down Under" (released 1981), one of the most important metal records of all time. However, it had taken five years and two studio albums ("Rock City" from 1977 and "Narita" from 1979) before Riot's success formula
in the first place. Unfortunately, with singer Guy Speranza (died on November 8, 2003) and guitarist,
Band founder and main songwriter Mark Reale (died on January 25, 2012) the two
Riot protagonists among us any more.
"Riot Archives Vol.1" contains (including alternative mixes) no less than 18 unreleased demo or studio recordings, including tracks like "Sweet Sweet Sweet Felicia", "In Every Way", "Come Back To Me" and "I'm A Marshall°.
Riot were founded in 1975 in New York City and recorded "Fire Down Under" (released 1981), one of the most important metal records of all time. However, it had taken five years and two studio albums ("Rock City" from 1977 and "Narita" from 1979) before Riot's success formula
in the first place. Unfortunately, with singer Guy Speranza (died on November 8, 2003) and guitarist,
Band founder and main songwriter Mark Reale (died on January 25, 2012) the two
Riot protagonists among us any more.
"Riot Archives Vol.1" contains (including alternative mixes) no less than 18 unreleased demo or studio recordings, including tracks like "Sweet Sweet Sweet Felicia", "In Every Way", "Come Back To Me" and "I'm A Marshall°.
