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| | Tear the House Down | | | Music Artist : | | Hericane Alice | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Wounded Bird Records | | Release Date : | | 2008-02-26 | | Store Price : | | $15.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $15.98 | | Usually ships in 1 to 2 months | | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Wild Young and Crazy 2. Bad to Love 3. Dream Gurl 4. Tear the House Down 5. Badboy Breakout 6. Need a Lover 7. Too Late 8. Shake, Shake, Shout 9. Crank the Heat Up 10. I Walk Alone
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grow your hair long and learn to play guitar Submitted on: 2009-10-12 |
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| A very underrated band from the late 80's, these guys rock. A must have if you dig 80's hair metal/glam rock. |
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3.5 stars - a forgotten hard rock album Submitted on: 2008-04-11 |
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1990's Tear the House Down was the debut (and only) release from Hollywood (by way of Minneapolis) hair metal band Hericane Alice. Similar to Baton Rouge, Hericane Alice's sound treads a fine line between the polished melodic rock of Dokken and the raunch & roll of L.A. Guns.
This kind of 80's style party rock isn't anything new, but Hericane Alice does it well. There are plenty of shout-along rock anthems (Shake, Shake, Shout is my favorite), and Too Late is a better than average power ballad. The band stuck pretty close to the hair metal formula, but what they lack in originality they make up for with an energetic performance.
It's a good album overall, but at this point Tear the House Down is really only going to be of interest to serious 80's rock fans.
NOTE: Wounded Bird reissued Tear the House Down in 2008. Like all Wounded Bird reissues, it has not been digitally remastered, nor does it have any bonus material. It's great to see this forgotten album back in print, but if you already own the 1990 version there's no need to replace it.
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tear the radio down Submitted on: 2007-06-20 |
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This is another example of bad azz rock that got ignored.This band rocks
like tesla,dokken and skid row,but with their own sound and identity.
Man why is that radio stations don't play this.If you are contemplating
about buying this you should,it's worth it!!. |
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Man, I miss bands like this! Submitted on: 2006-07-26 |
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| If you missed out on these guys back in the day and can appreciate good, hard driving chord-based hard rock, then take a chance and go for this. If you dig old Dokken, XYZ, and Hurricane, then you will probably appreciate the fun contained on this disc. I think these guys were way underrated. Trust me, great guitar! |
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Rocks hard Submitted on: 2004-07-04 |
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| I had not really heard much about Hericane Alice when I first saw their Young Wild and Crazy video on Launchcast. After that I knew I had to get their album. Tear The House Down rocks hard. Songs like Young Wild and Crazy, Shake Shake Shout, Tear The House Down, and Turn The Heat up should have got tons of radio play and sold millions of copies of this album. The musicianship on this album is just unbeatable. Lead singer Bruce Naumann, which I believe is how you spell his name, is simply unbelievable. Bruce ranks right up their with the best singers like Mark Slaughter, CJ Snare, and Steve Whitemen. It is a shame that by 1990 most people didn't really care any more about Hair Metal and as a coincidence this poor selling album spelled their doom. |
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