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Tygers Of Pan Tang The Wreck-age/Burning in the Shade/1985-1987

Format:
3CD
Style:
Hard Rock
Release:
24.06.2022
Art-Nr.:
CD24705
Label:
HNE
Price no VAT, plus Shipping 28.98 $

Tracklist

01
Waiting
02
Protection
03
Innocent Eyes
04
Desert Of No Love
05
The Wreck-age
06
Women In Cages
07
Victim
08
Ready To Run
09
All Change Faces
10
Forgive And Forget
01
The First (the Only One)
02
Hit It
03
Dream Ticket
04
Sweet Lies
05
Maria
06
Hideaway
07
Open To Seduction
08
The Circle Of The Dance
09
Are You There
10
The Memory Fades
01
Forgive And Forget
02
Not Guilty
03
Undercurrent
04
The Wreck-age
05
You're On Your Own
06
Time To Regret
07
Slow Recovery
08
The Face Of Innocence
09
Shadow Of The Past
10
Waiting
11
Are You There?
12
The Circle Of The Dance
13
Don't Think I Could Leave
14
Hideaway
15
Hit It
16
Never Say Never
17
The Memory Fades

Description

Two albums from the mid-80s reformation of Tygers Of Pan Tang. Featuring singer Jon Deverill and founding drummer Brian Dick with a new look and a new sounding band. Including further insights into these two unique albums on a third CD of demos. With an illustrated booklet, this new package comes with a new liner notes from NWOBHM expert John Tucker. Originally forming in Whitley Bay in the North-East of England in 1978, Tygers Of Pan Tang came to prominence as lynchpins of the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal, alongside Iron Maiden and Saxon. Singer Jon Deverill replaced original vocalist Jess Cox for the Tygers' second major label album 'Spellbound', released on MCA in 1981. Despite Top 20 success with fourth album 'The Cage', following a minor hit with their cover of 'Love Potion Number 9', the band called it a day in 1984. CD1 features 1985's 'The Wreck-Age' which sported a more radio-friendly sound than the original band. Originally released by heavy metal orientated labels Music For Nations and Roadrunner, it featured songs such as 'Waiting', 'Innocent Eyes' and 'Women In Cages'. With songs such as 'The First (The Only One)', 'Dream Ticket' and 'Sweet Lies', this near AOR direction was further explored for 1987's 'Burning In The Shade' (CD2). Despite a strong set of melodic rock songs, the album struggled to find an audience, who probably favoured their earlier more gritty NWOBHM output between 1980 and 1982.