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About this product
Product Identifiers
Record LabelRcdy, Rock Candy
UPC5056321669452
eBay Product ID (ePID)25053057780
Product Key Features
Release Year2022
FormatCD
GenreRock
ArtistLoverboy
Release TitleWildside (Special Deluxe Collector's Edition)
Dimensions
Item Height0.41 in
Item Weight0.22 lb
Item Length5.61 in
Item Width4.99 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Tracks10
Number of Discs1
Tracks1.1 Notorious 1.2 Walkin' on Fire 1.3 Break It to Me Gently 1.4 Love Will Rise Again 1.5 Can't Get Much Better 1.6 Hometown Hero 1.7 Wildside 1.8 Don't Let Go 1.9 That's Where My Money Goes 1.10 Read My Lips
NotesDigitally remastered edition. Includes 16 page full color booklet with 3,500 word essay, enhanced artwork with previously unseen photos and new interviews. There's no arguing that Loverboy were one of Canada's most successful exports during the '80s, racking up a string of platinum albums at home and the USA and having several hit singles as well. With four huge selling albums under their belt the band refocused their attention by returning to Vancouver's Little Mountain Studios to cut Wildside, utilizing the original production team of Bruce Fairbairn, with engineers Bob Rock and Mike Fraser. All was looking rosy but it soon became clear that things were not as straight forward as they had hoped for. For this album the band once again fully opened up to the opportunity to work with outside songwriters, including names like Bryan Adams that had graced previous tracks, and several new contributors: notably Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora. There were less famous names on the selection as well such as Todd Cerney, Gerald O'Brien and Alfie Zappacosta (all well known amongst the melodic rock cognoscenti). Once again the production and arrangements were razor sharp, confirming the band's penchant for showcasing solid and catchy hard rock. Issued in late 1987, the record failed to emulate the massive success of previous releases, stalling both at home and abroad and leaving everyone bemused as to the reason for the commercial soft performance. But the album is still hugely impressive and there was no drop in quality, with tremendous songs like 'Notorious', 'Walking On Fire', 'That's Were My Money Goes', and the title track itself.
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