Girlschool Album News |
2011-09-14 14:33 - Girlschool celebrate their 30th Anniversary with HIT AND RUN - REVISITED |
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| The best rock album ever recorded by an all girl band, Girlschool, celebrates 30 years of cranium crunching rock, with a 2011 re-recording of their classic New Wave of British Heavy Metal 1981 album Hit And Run - Revisited. Released on the 26th September through Wacken Records through UDR, the album features 2 bonus tracks including a newly recorded version of Demolition Man from their debut album and a duet with Doro. Hit and Run Revisited will be available in 3 formats: digipack CD, Vinyl LP and digital download. There are a very limited number of rock albums that have stood the test of time. Only true masterpieces continue to sound fresh and exciting years after their release. The reason for their cult status: the songs are timeless and the album’s sound has captured the magic of the moment perfectly. Girlschool’s second album, Hit And Run, which hit the UK charts at no. 5 was such a classic. The band line-up is amazingly the same as it was in 1981, apart from Jackie Chambers who replaced the late Kelly Johnson. Enid Williams on bass, drummer Denise Dufort and Kim McAuliffe vocals and guitars, who says about the album “We’ve made quite a few changes. But I’m not gonna say anything about them because we’re hoping that our fans will notice for themselves, just to see how well they know the original ones. Of course it’s a different sound, we have Jackie play now, obviously, instead of Kelly, and also again, studio-wise it’s just a completely different experience because the technology now is incredible compared to what we had in those days.” TRACK LISTING: 01 C‘mon Let‘s Go 02 The Hunter 03 (I’m Your) Victim 04 Kick It Down 05 Following the Crowd 06 Tush 07 Hit and Run 08 Watch Your Step 09 Back to Start 10 Yeah Right 11 Future Flash BONUS: 12 Demolition Boys 13 Hit And Run (feat. Doro) Girlschool have 2 UK dates scheduled in December - Hard Rock Hell V on 2nd and Saltash Livewire on 3rd – more to come. |
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| Skribent: Anthony May |

