Red Rider - Neruda
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Artist...............: Red Rider
Album................: Neruda
Genre................: Hard Rock
Source...............: NMR
Year.................: 1983
Ripper...............: NMR
Codec................: LAME 3.98
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (CBR 320kbps)
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
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Tracklisting
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1. (00:02:25) Red Rider - Light In The Tunnel
2. (00:03:54) Red Rider - Power (Strength In Numbers)
3. (00:03:00) Red Rider - Human Race
4. (00:03:54) Red Rider - Can't Turn Back
5. (00:05:54) Red Rider - Napoleon Sheds His Skin
6. (00:04:51) Red Rider - Walking The Fine Line
7. (00:04:03) Red Rider - Winner Take All
8. (00:03:34) Red Rider - Sights On You
9. (00:04:01) Red Rider - Crack The Sky (Breakaway)
10. (00:03:31) Red Rider - Work Out
11. (00:04:39) Red Rider - Light In The Tunnel,Human Race (Bonus)
12. (00:05:09) Red Rider - White Hot (Bonus)
13. (00:04:21) Red Rider - Lunatic Fringe (Bonus)
Playing Time.........: 00:53:16
Total Size...........: 121.94 MB
NFO generated on.....: 14/11/2008 06:07:18


Tom Cochrane - lead vocals, guitars, arrangements
Ken Greer - guitars, vocals, arrangements
Rob Baker - drums, percussion
Jeff Jones - bass guitar, vocals
Steve Sexton - synthesizers, piano


The CD issue of Canadian band Red Rider's second release adds three bonus tracks, including their breakthrough U.S. radio hit, "Lunatic Fringe." The moody, paranoid track, with it's insistent guitar riff, has become a staple at AOR stations and is the best thing on Neruda, but there are also other cuts that help this meat-and-potatoes quintet led by Tom Cochrane rise above many similar acts. The muscular "Power (Strength in Numbers)" explores mob mentality, while "Human Race" features a rapid heartbeat melody and a simple, empty guitar line that adds to the lonely yet resilient tone of Cochrane's lyrics. Neruda, while no major musical statement, is still an enjoyable, melodic album, chock full of Red Rider's blend of AOR crunch and new wave texture.

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