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Hughes / Thrall - Hughes / Thrall

Musician: Hughes / Thrall
Album title: Hughes / Thrall
Style: Hard Rock, Arena Rock, Classic Rock
Released: 1991
Country: US
Size MP3 version: 1290 mb
Size APE version: 1934 mb
Size WMA version: 1618 mb
Rating ✫: 4.7
Votes: 363
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Genre: Rock

Hughes / Thrall - Hughes / Thrall

Hughes / Thrall Hard Rock Arena Rock Classic Rock 1991 US

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Tracklist Hide Credits

1	I Got Your Number Producer – Andy Johns, Glenn Hughes, Pat Thrall	3:36
2	The Look In Your Eye Producer – Andy Johns, Glenn Hughes, Pat Thrall	3:51
3	Beg, Borrow Or Steal Producer – Andy Johns, Glenn Hughes, Pat Thrall, Rob Fraboni	3:47
4	Where Did The Time Go Producer – Andy Johns, Glenn Hughes, Pat Thrall, Rob Fraboni	2:59
5	Muscle And Blood Producer – Andy Johns, Glenn Hughes, Pat Thrall	4:21
6	Hold Out Your Life Producer – Glenn Hughes, Pat Thrall	4:47
7	Who Will You Run To Producer – Andy Johns, Glenn Hughes, Pat Thrall	3:43
8	Coast To Coast Producer – Andy Johns, Glenn Hughes, Pat Thrall, Rob Fraboni	3:55
9	First Step Of Love Producer – Andy Johns, Glenn Hughes, Pat Thrall, Rob Fraboni	5:35

Companies, etc.

Copyright (c) – CBS Records Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Records Inc.
Manufactured By – Epic Records
Distributed By – Epic Records
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Recorded At – United Western Studios
Mastered At – A&M Studios
Remastered At – CBS Studios, New York
Recorded At – Shangri-La, Malibu, CA

Credits

Drums – Frankie Banali, Gary Ferguson, Gary Mallaber
Engineer – Andy Johns, Tim Kramer
Engineer [Assistant] – David Ahlert, Jim Perkins , Tom Yuill
Executive-Producer – Joel Brandes , Ron Domont
Guitar, Guitar Synthesizer – Pat Thrall
Illustration – Andy Zito, Earl Keleny, John Lykes, Matt Mahurin, Nick Taggart, Steve Carver
Keyboards – Peter Schless
Mastered By – Bob Carbonne*
Mixed By – Andy Johns
Photography By – Glen Christensen
Remastered By [Digital] – Chris Herles
Typography [Lettering] – Margo Nahas*
Vocals, Bass – Glenn Hughes
Words By, Music By – Glenn Hughes, Pat Thrall (tracks: 1 to 7, 9)

Notes

- Originally released on vinyl & tape in 1982.
- Mastered at A&M Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA. Digitally remastered for CD at CBS Records New York Studios.
- Track #2 invariably appears as: "Look In Your Eye" in listings, but the Epic release cites: "The Look In Your Eye" - both on disc and inserts.
Contains also 6 pages booklet with lyrics.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 07464381162
Barcode (Scanned): 074643811620
SPARS Code: AAD
Other: DIDP 072961
Matrix / Runout: DIDP-072961 2
Other (Listed on the back of the booklet): 38116

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
EPC 25052	Hughes / Thrall	Hughes / Thrall ‎(LP, Album)	Epic	EPC 25052	UK	1982
CANDY018	Hughes / Thrall	Hughes / Thrall ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	Rock Candy	CANDY018	UK	2006
ARZ 38116	Hughes / Thrall	Hughes / Thrall ‎(LP, Album, Ter)	Boulevard Records	ARZ 38116	US	1982
ZK 38116	Hughes / Thrall	Hughes / Thrall ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	Epic Associated , Boulevard Records	ZK 38116	Russia	Unknown
MOVLP819	Hughes / Thrall	Hughes / Thrall ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Music On Vinyl	MOVLP819	Europe	2013

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Mr_Mole

At the heart of it, this a hard rock album with some definite influence from new wave and therefore, some(guitar) synthesizer usage. The simple line in 'Beg, Borrow Or Steal' works quite effectively with the driving drum beat. 'Where Did The Time Go' and 'Look in Your Eye' are obvious singles, but they're solid tracks - and even if things can get somewhat cheesy (hey, it's 80's rock), it has some really nice melodies; the chorus/breakdown in 'Where Did The Time Go'. Then, counter these with one of the meanest songs Glenn's ever done, 'Muscle and Blood' (made even more so on the 'Burning Japan Live' album).There's really powerful and crisp layered guitar lines throughout, thanks to Thrall, and they really bring out the vocal melodies. Hughes sometimes overdoes his vocals (see: 'First Step Of Love' - an ill-advised Cannock accent in here too - and 'Hold Out Your Life') but it sounds like he's actually having fun! This album has the best version of 'Coast To Coast', and the vocals are emotional and just spot-on. After a rut of about 6 years after 'Play Me Out', he both needed and deserved it. It's a shame he several personal issues in the years after this album.One of the real highlights is the punchy, driving, fantastically well-produced drumming (can we thank Mr. Johns for this after working with Bonzo?). I wish more albums had a drum sound like this, the 80's really had some unmatched production for drums. Listen to the drum and bass grooves on 'Who Will You Run To' - great stuff. I'd also like to know which drummers played on each track, but we can make some assumptions. I'd say it's probably Ferguson (who went to work on several further releases with Hughes) on 'Beg, Borrow' and 'Muscle'. I'd like to think it's Banali - who I've had a lot of respect for after hearing WASP's 'Headless Children' and 'The Crimson Idol' - on 'First Step of Love'. Not overly flashy, just damn tasteful. I think that sums up the album. It's quite short, but it's sweet and it's very listenable. Definitely up there as one of my favourite Hughes releases.