The sixth single released by FireHouse. ‘When I Look into Your Eyes’ became the band’s second hit ballad, reaching No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 for the week ending October 17, 1992. The song peaked at number 65 on the UK Singles Chart for the week ending December 19, 1992.
Lyrics:
I see forever when I look in your eyes
You’re all I’ve ever wanted
I always want you to be mine
Let’s make a promise to the end of time
We’ll always be together
And our love will never die
So here we are face to face and heart to heart
I want you to know we will never be apart
Now I believe that wishes can come true
‘Cause when I see my whole world
I see only you
When I look into your eyes
I can see how much I love you
And it makes me realize
When I look into your eyes
I see all my dreams come true
When I look into your eyes
‘Take It Off’ is the second track from the 16th KISS studio album “Revenge” that was released on May 19th, 1992. Here is a rare performance that took place at The Palace in Detroit on November 11th, 1992 featuring the addition of sexy stage performers.
Released in 1992 with Andy Johns in the producer’s chair. Mike Hall was replaced by Gerry Finn to take over the guitar duties. This album was hailed as one of the best hard rock albums Canada ever produced, including the title track, “Hard Luck Town” and “Cowboys and Conmen ” along with the chart topping “Driftin Back” power ballad. After a few years of touring in support of Method to the Madness, the band parted ways with Sony/Epic.
Track Listing
00:00 Hard Luck Town
04:35 Just As Well
09:05 Driftin’ Back
14:23 All My Heroes
18:22 Stranger Than Fiction
22:33 Four Seasons
28:31 Method To The Madness
32:39 Give And Take
36:30 Look Around
41:25 G.T.Y (Goodbye to yesterday)
45:39 Cowboys And Conmen
50:38 Doesn’t Matter
01. Angel In Black 00:00
02. Loaded Gun 03:30
03. If The Good Die Young (We’ll Live Forever) 07:20
04. Doin’ The Dance 11:48
05. Hold On To You 15:59
06. All Or Nothin’ 20:10
07. Slippin’ Away 23:23
08. She Can’t Stop 27:33
09. Freight Train Rollin’ 31:15
10. Just One Night 34:51
Formed in 1991 by the former frontman of Accept, David Reece, and guitarists Curt Mitchell and John Kirk (both formerly of Razor Maid). Joining them from Hericane Alice, was bassist Ian Mayo and Jackie Ramos on drums, future members of the band Bad Moon Rising with Whitesnake/Dio guitarist Doug Aldrich and Lion/Tytan vocalist Kal Swann. Their debut album was produced by Max Norman, and featured songs co written by Jon Bon Jovi and Aldo Nova. Despite having big names involved, the album was not a success.
Official video for the opening track of the album “Method To The Madness”. Released in 1992, it was the final studio album from Canadian rockers Killer Dwarfs. On this album, the band continued their Ratt meets Quiet Riot Hair Metal style, with a bit more emphasis on power ballads and melodies, perhaps in hopes of capitalizing on the Steelheart/Firehouse/Slaughter power ballad trend going on at the time. The result is a slightly more commercial Killer Dwarfs album.
Unfortunately for the band, there was another musical trend waiting in the wings. “Method To The Madness” was released just as a sea of flannel clad grunge bands was taking over radio and MTV, all but eliminating Hair Metal. It’s not all that surprising that Killer Dwarfs would call it a day soon after the album’s release.
Fronted by singer Paul Lancia (also in Pair A Dice) this is one of the greatest melodic Hair Metal indies to ever grace the scene! Fans of Van Halen, BulletBoys, White Lion, Warrant, Firehouse and Cry Wolf will definitely adore it. Also a very rare CD, released in limited quantities and with poor distribution it is fetching big bucks in sites like ebay and Amazon
Lancia Full Self-Titled Album
Released: 1992
Label: AIE Records
Track Listing
01. You Can’t Keep A Goodman Down 00:00
02. Pain Sweet Symphony 04:21
03. Bad Attitude 08:59
04. Still In Love 13:18
05. Sweet Melody 17:22
06. Jimmy 21:12
07. Goodbye 25:34
08. Tattooed Love Toy 29:56
09. The Promise 34:39
10. Poetry In Motion 39:45
11. Wrecking Ball 43:59
This video was filmed on location in Hollywood over several nights. They had to blocked off Hollywood Blvd. for a few hours to film the chase scenes.
Wildside played the clubs of Hollywood from 1988 thru 1990 when they were signed to Capitol Records under the charge of Hale Milgram. Slated to be “the next big thing” by the label, they immediately began recording their album. The band chose Van Halen Producer, Andy Johns to create their record. Recorded at Eddie Van Halen’s home studio, Wildside was historically the first outsiders to use the famed “5150” recording studio. After a 1992 release of “Under The Influence”, and 2 years of solid touring, music was making a big change and Wildside was caught in the middle of it. Capitol Records was making changes to their lineup and both the label and the band agreed it was time to part. In 1994 a second album would be released under an independent label without Guitarist, Woods. Woods went on to join the Vince Neil project.
