“Colors (Take Me Away)” stands as a pivotal track in T.S.O.L.’s evolution, marking their transition from punk roots to a more hard rock-oriented sound. Released in 1986 on their fourth studio album, Revenge, the song exemplifies the band’s exploration of melodic structures and polished production, a departure from their earlier hardcore punk style.
The lineup during this era featured Joe Wood on vocals, Ron Emory on guitar, Mike Roche on bass, and Mitch Dean on drums. Their collective effort on Revenge showcased a matured sound, blending punk energy with hard rock elements, which was well-received by a broader audience.
“Colors (Take Me Away)” gained additional prominence through its music video, directed by Tony Kunewalder. This visual representation further solidified the song’s impact and the band’s evolving image
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