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| Management number | 205605829 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $60.30 | Model Number | 205605829 | ||
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Title: 3.V
Artist: Zebra
Label: Rock Candy
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5055300387875
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2016-03-25
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT, DELUXE EDITION, REMASTERED
Digitally remastered edition. Some artists may not have reached the huge sales figures of many superstar acts but their influence was significant on the fan base that they did acquire. Zebra were one such act. A three piece power trio, they were a band that, although selling reasonably well, never quite reached the summit of their commercial potential but attracted a hugely committed following, based solely on the quality of their output... and it is a sound that still has power and presence today. Signed to Atlantic Records, the band's first album was actually the fastest selling debut in the label's long and impressive history. Their second album No Tellin' Lies failed to capitalize on this unexpected good fortune, but the quality of material was just as impressive. With the obliquely titled third record (a reference to how long it had taken to record it!) the band took stock and pledged to make the best record of their career. 3.V is actually an incredible creation. Melodic yet forceful, it moves them firmly away from their Led Zeppelin roots to a unique world, focusing on their brilliant arrangements and great songs. It also moved the band in a far more progressive rock style attracting comparisons to Rush but with their own melodic sensibility. The musicianship is phenomenal and leader Randy Jackson's vocals are wonderfully expressive, demonstrating an extraordinary range. Truly, it is one of the best hitherto underexposed rock albums of the 1980s.
Tracks:
1.1 Can't Live Without
1.2 He's Making You the Fool
1.3 Time
1.4 Your Mind's Open
1.5 Better Not Call
1.6 You'll Never Know
1.7 About to Make the Time
1.8 You're Only Losing Your Heart
1.9 Hard Living Without You
1.10 Isn't That the Way
Artist: Zebra
Label: Rock Candy
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5055300387875
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2016-03-25
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT, DELUXE EDITION, REMASTERED
Digitally remastered edition. Some artists may not have reached the huge sales figures of many superstar acts but their influence was significant on the fan base that they did acquire. Zebra were one such act. A three piece power trio, they were a band that, although selling reasonably well, never quite reached the summit of their commercial potential but attracted a hugely committed following, based solely on the quality of their output... and it is a sound that still has power and presence today. Signed to Atlantic Records, the band's first album was actually the fastest selling debut in the label's long and impressive history. Their second album No Tellin' Lies failed to capitalize on this unexpected good fortune, but the quality of material was just as impressive. With the obliquely titled third record (a reference to how long it had taken to record it!) the band took stock and pledged to make the best record of their career. 3.V is actually an incredible creation. Melodic yet forceful, it moves them firmly away from their Led Zeppelin roots to a unique world, focusing on their brilliant arrangements and great songs. It also moved the band in a far more progressive rock style attracting comparisons to Rush but with their own melodic sensibility. The musicianship is phenomenal and leader Randy Jackson's vocals are wonderfully expressive, demonstrating an extraordinary range. Truly, it is one of the best hitherto underexposed rock albums of the 1980s.
Tracks:
1.1 Can't Live Without
1.2 He's Making You the Fool
1.3 Time
1.4 Your Mind's Open
1.5 Better Not Call
1.6 You'll Never Know
1.7 About to Make the Time
1.8 You're Only Losing Your Heart
1.9 Hard Living Without You
1.10 Isn't That the Way
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