Axe - Nemesis 1983 (Deluxe) 2019 ak320

Axe - Nemesis 1983 (Deluxe) 2019 ak320

Axe was a hard rock band from Gainesville, Florida, USA, formed in 1979 and disbanded in 2012.
Axe released their self-titled debut in 1979 and immediately gained attention with a melodic Rock sound comprising heavy guitars mixed with keyboards. Band leader Bobby Barth had first picked up a guitar in 1965, encouraged by his father who was already an accomplished player, although Bobby's first interest had been in the drums. The band was photographed on their first LP all sporting B. C. Rich Guitars, one of the first bands to use them exclusively.
Following the arrival of Nemesis and touring with Mötley Crüe in 1984, AXE suffered a setback when guitarist Michael Osborne was killed in an auto crash in which a badly injured Bobby Barth was lucky enough to escape with his life. The band dissolved following the tragedy. But they left us this album which was the best one.
So I Deluxed it .Too bad that the accident happened cause they were ready to take off..
So I dont think I will be sharing anymore from them Damn it..

Tracklist

01. Heat In The Street
02. Young Hearts
03. All Through The Night
04. I Think You'll Remember Tonight
05. She's Had The Power
06. Girls, Girls, Girls.
07. Eagle Flies Alone
08. Keep Playing That Rock 'N' Roll
09. Foolin' Your Mama Again
10. Let The Music Come Back
11. Masquerade
12. Midnight
13. Silent Soldiers
14. Running The Gauntlet (live, bonus track)
15. Steal Another Fantasy (live, bonus track)
16. Life's Just An Illusion
17. Forever
18. Rock'n'Roll Party In The Streets (live) (bonus track)
19. Jennifer (live) (bonus track)
20. Silent Soldiers (live) (bonus track)
21. Holdin' On (live bonus track)

Players
Bobby Barth - guitar, lead vocals (1979-1984, 1989, 1997-2006)
Edgar Riley, Jr. - keyboards, backing vocals (1979-1984, 1989, 1997-2006)
Mike Turpin - bass (1979-1984, 1989)
Teddy Mueller - drums (1979-1984, 1997-2001; died 2012)
Michael Osborne - guitar (1979-1984; died 1984)
Wayne "The Dangler" Haner - bass (1980-1984)