1-10 Life In Technicolor 4:09
showed that leader/principal songwriter Blackie Lawless was attempting to write better songs
yet his presence isn't felt any more than that of any phantom harpist or hand percussionist heard elsewhere -- a testament to Hebden's skills
but the directness of the praise-oriented lyrics makes THY KINGDOM COME an unabashed gospel celebration
all saved from their self-conscious sobriety by arena-level hooks
LIVING IN DARKNESS 5/18/2010 1-10 Life In Technicolor 4:09Agent Orange: Mike Palm (vocals, guitar); James Levesque, Steve Soto (bass, background vocals); Scott Miller (drums). Producers: Robbie Fields, Jay Lansford, Daniel R. Van Patten. Engineers: David Hines, Paul Lewis, Chris "Arfy" Velasco. Recorded at Devonsound Studios in 1979, and Brian Elliot Recording, North Hollywood, California in September, 1981. Includes liner notes by Mike Palm. Were they punk, power pop, or surf rock? After listening to Rhino