Hanoi Rocks: Days We Spent Underground 1981-1984
Hanoi Rocks: Days We Spent Underground 1981-1984
Format: CD
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Artist: Hanoi Rocks
Label: Hne
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929929128
Genre: Rock
Five CD set. This collection traces the career of Finnish rock icons Hanoi Rocks. Early 80s rock majesty with a sleazy edginess on three studio albums and a classic live set from 1984. Plus classic singles and rarities compilation 'Self Destruction Blues'. Although Finland is now quite rightly recognized as a highly influential and fertile source of rock and metal artists, that wasn't the case when singer Michael Monroe met guitarist and songwriter Andy McCoy in 1979. Hanoi Rocks formed in Helsinki, and with a line-up completed by Nasty Suicide on guitar, Sam Yaffa on bass and Gyp Casino on drums, they released their debut 'Bangkok Shocks, Saigon Shakes, Hanoi Rocks' (CD1) in 1981. The same line-up would record follow-up, 'Oriental Beat' (CD2), released in 1982. Also released in 1982, and one of the band's strongest sets, 'Self Destruction Blues' (CD3) was a compilation of singles and B-sides only previously available in the native Finland, a punk-infused glam and hard rock classic in it's own right. By 1983, Hanoi Rocks had relocated to London, inspiring the song 'Tooting Bec Wreck', a track from their next album, 'Back to Mystery City' (CD4). Produced by Mott The Hoople's Dale Griffin and Pete "Overend" Watts, it was the first record to feature Londoner Razzle on drums. Throughout their career, Hanoi Rocks were known as a formidable live act, as captured on 1984's 'All Those Wasted Years' (CD5), which was recorded at London's legendary Marquee Club in December 1983. Signing to CBS in 1984, the band looked set to break into the mainstream when their career was cruelly cut short when drummer Razzle was killed in a car crash.
Tracks:
1.1 Tragedy
1.2 Village Girl
1.3 Stop Cryin'
1.4 Don't Never Leave Me
1.5 Lost In The City
1.6 First Timer
1.7 Cheyenne
1.8 11th Street Kids
1.9 Walking With My Angel
1.10 Pretender
2.1 Motorvatin'
2.2 Don't Follow Me
2.3 Visitor
2.4 Teenangels Outsiders
2.5 Sweet Home Suburbia
2.6 M.C. Baby
2.7 No Law Or Order
2.8 Oriental Beat
2.9 Devil Woman
2.10 Lightnin' Bar Blues
2.11 Fallen Star
3.1 Love's An Injection
3.2 I Want You
3.3 Cafe Avenue
3.4 Nothing New
3.5 Kill City
3.6 Self Destruction Blues
3.7 Beer And A Cigarette
3.8 Whispers In The Dark
3.9 Taxi Driver
3.10 Desperados
3.11 Problem Child
3.12 Dead By X-Mas
4.1 Strange Boys Play Weird Openings
4.2 Malibu Beach Nightmare
4.3 Mental Beat
4.4 Tooting Bec Wreck
4.5 Until I Get You
4.6 Sailing Down The Tears
4.7 Lick Summer Love
4.8 Beating Gets Faster
4.9 Ice Cream Summer
4.10 Back To Mystery City
5.1 Pipeline
5.2 Oriental Beat
5.3 Back To Mystery City
5.4 Motorvatin'
5.5 Until I Get You
5.6 Mental Beat
5.7 Don't Never Leave Me
5.8 Tragedy
5.9 Malibu Beach Nightmare
5.10 Visitor
5.11 11th Street Kids
5.12 Taxi-Driver
5.13 Lost In The City
5.14 Lightning Bar Blues
5.15 Beer And A Cigarette
5.16 Under My Wheels
5.17 I Feel Alright
5.18 Train Kept A Rolling
