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Krokus - Midnite Maniac
STORACE 'Live And Let Live' Album Reissue - Special Edition with Bonus Live Album Out NOW via Frontiers Music Srl
STORACE 'Live And Let Live' Album Reissue - Special Edition with Bonus Live Album Out NOW via Frontiers Music Srl. #storace
Swiss rock legend Marc Storace’s own band, STORACE, announce the release of the album reissue of their first record ‘Live And Let Live‘, in a special edition including a bonus live album, out now via Frontiers Music Srl. The focus track, “Midnite Maniac” and the accompanying visualizer, are also available now. Marc Storace describes the new single, by saying: “’Midnite Maniac’ is a…
“Midnite Maniac” by Krokus
Did you read it in the paper 'Bout the danger comin' your way She'll tear you up at midnight Killer on the loose, get out of her way
Sex machine terrorizin' dream Lock the door tonight She's got it all she can walk through a wall Better run for your life
Perhaps their most popular original song and on the album with their cover of Sweet’s “Ballroom Blitz”, this song has a considerably more pop sound than their previous album, Headhunters. But I guess that’s what happens when you hire Bruce Fairbairn to produce. Ironically, the move that made many other bands’ careers, seems to have been the beginning of the end for Krokus.
Seeing Krokus Worth the Lengthy Wait
Seeing Krokus Worth the Lengthy Wait
Swiss band Krokus performs at Trees in Dallas. (RattleandHumSports photo by Chuck Cox)
By Chuck Cox
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If you stop by The Front Row on a regular basis, you know 1980s metal provided a good portion of the soundtrack of my youth.
There are plenty of bands from that era, like Poison, Def Leppard and Motley Crue, that have seen live umpteen times. And, let’s face it, will probably…
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Midnite Maniac--Krokus