Hello you are looking to buy on the RARE CHEAP TRICK CD S/T released on RED ANT RECORDS in 1996 ADVR 002-2. THIS TITLE IS A LIMITED EDITION PRESSING SENT BY THE RECORD LABEL FOR PROMOTIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. CD WAS NEVER AVAILABLE FOR SALE INSTORES. THIS ALBUM IS OUT OF PRINT. ITEM IS IN OVERALL NEAR MINT CONDITION. DISC HAS NO SCRATCHES, SCUFFS OR FINGERPRINTS. DISC FACE IS MINT. JEWELCASE IS NEAR MINT- LIGHT SURFACE WEAR - IS 100% INTACT- NO CRACKS, CUTOUTS OR DRILLHOLES. CD IS NOT SEALED, BUT COMES STORED IN POLYBAG SLEEVE.
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Product Description CHEAP TRICK Cheap Trick (1997 US Red Ant label 11-track advance promotional CD album including Hard to Tell, You Let A Lotta People Down, Say Goodbye and It All Comes Back To You, custom printed disc with the full tracklisting ADVR002-2). Format: CD ALBUM !----> Record Label: RED ANT Catalogue No: ADVR 002-2 Country of Origin: USA Language: Regardless of country of origin all tracks are sung in English, unless otherwise stated in our description. Additional info: PromoDeleted Year of Release: 1997 - 11 years old Titled Cheap Trick like the group's debut album, presumably because the record represents a new beginning, Cheap Trick is indeed their most powerful, direct and melodic album in years, and certainly their heaviest since their late-'70s heyday. Stripping away all of the glossy, big-budget excesses of their late-'80s and early-'90s major-label releases, Cheap Trick keep their sound to the basics -- loud guitars, crunching chords, and sweet melodies. Certainly the unvarnished sound helps the record sound immediate, but the real key to the success of Cheap Trick is the reinvigorated songwriting. All of the songs are written by the band themselves, with only a couple of cuts featuring outside songwriters, and the result is a tight, melodic set of hard rockers and ballads. Not everything on the album is first-rate -- the forced opener "Anytime " is almost a fatal misstep -- and a couple of songs are simply pleasant, but there are more terrific moments -- "Hard to Tell, " "You Let a Lotta People Down, " "Say Good Bye, " "It All Comes Back to You " -- than there have been on any Cheap Trick record in years. It's a fine, distinguished comeback, and one that suggests that the group could continue making records just as good for several more years. All Music Guide
