Thursday, August 01, 2013
TRACKLIST:
1. Don't Go 6:39
2. Eternally 5:25
3. Forever Moving On 5:21
4. Seize the Day 4:26
5. Save the Best 'til Last 4:26
6. High and Low 4:47
7. Is This Our Limit 4:33
8. Beautiful Mind 4:22
9. Higher Life 3:56
10. It Doesn't Have to Be this Way 5:28
11. Message from Your Heart 5:32
12. Time to Leave 4:20 Listen!
13. I Will Be Here for You 7:45
14. See the Light bonus track 5:31
2. Eternally 5:25
3. Forever Moving On 5:21
4. Seize the Day 4:26
5. Save the Best 'til Last 4:26
6. High and Low 4:47
7. Is This Our Limit 4:33
8. Beautiful Mind 4:22
9. Higher Life 3:56
10. It Doesn't Have to Be this Way 5:28
11. Message from Your Heart 5:32
12. Time to Leave 4:20 Listen!
13. I Will Be Here for You 7:45
14. See the Light bonus track 5:31
Artist : Lost Weekend
Artist Origin : UK
Release Title : Forever Moving On
Release Year : 2006
Artist Genre : Hard Rock
File Type : mp3 320
Artist Origin : UK
Release Title : Forever Moving On
Release Year : 2006
Artist Genre : Hard Rock
File Type : mp3 320
Info:
Yorkshire based quintet Lost Weekend were formed in January 1990 and since then have racked up almost 400 shows all over the UK. Prior to forming Lost Weekend David Thompson had been the guiding light writing the bulk of the material for NWOBHM act Rhabstallion from '77 till '84. After that he went down to London to join the band put together by the legendary NWOBHM DJ Neil Kay, Venture, the band did a Friday Rock Show session for the BBC Radio 1. David, however, left to pursue session work for the likes of Nina Hagen, Steve Howe and Trevor Horn. Still missing the band situation he returned North to join AOR band Voyager UK who created a lot of interest in the late 8O's with their single "Runaway Heart", a Friday Rock Show session and tracks on the Bailey Brothers "Vinyl Frontiers" compilation album of the best unsigned AOR acts.
Yorkshire based quintet Lost Weekend were formed in January 1990 and since then have racked up almost 400 shows all over the UK. Prior to forming Lost Weekend David Thompson had been the guiding light writing the bulk of the material for NWOBHM act Rhabstallion from '77 till '84. After that he went down to London to join the band put together by the legendary NWOBHM DJ Neil Kay, Venture, the band did a Friday Rock Show session for the BBC Radio 1. David, however, left to pursue session work for the likes of Nina Hagen, Steve Howe and Trevor Horn. Still missing the band situation he returned North to join AOR band Voyager UK who created a lot of interest in the late 8O's with their single "Runaway Heart", a Friday Rock Show session and tracks on the Bailey Brothers "Vinyl Frontiers" compilation album of the best unsigned AOR acts.
