Showing posts with label Lost Weekend. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lost Weekend. Show all posts

Monday, 26 September 2016







Artist : Lost Weekend
Country : UK
Release : Evermore
Year : 2013
Genre : Hard Rock
File Type : mp3 320

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LOST WEEKEND has been on and off together for an 18 years period, with a really rocky road like our unscheduled path of life, and some turmoil as a career time line but with always keeping that true British flair in the attitude. The brand new album “Evermore” was finely produced by the omnipotent Guitarist / Composer extraordinaire Martin Kronlund (GYPSY ROSE / ex-WHITE WOLF / ex-DOGFACE) in its own studio in Sweden and it’s without the shadow of a doubt their strongest studio release so far.

Thursday, 1 August 2013

 

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Artist :           Lost Weekend
Artist Origin :    UK
Release Title :   New Religion
Release Year :       2002
Artist Genre :    Hard Rock
File Type :        mp3 320
 
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  Lost Weekend are also back with album number three!
New Religion sees the UK melodic rockers pick up where they left off on Presence Of Mind.Lost Weekend play an unmistakeable brand of British melodic rock that matches the sound of fellow Brits Pulse, The Promise and maybe also the first Ten album.
AOR by numbers yes, but not in a negative way - these are some great songs.New Religion is the band's best sounding album yet. It betters the first two in sound, production and song quality.
Production comes courtesy of Emerald Rain's Murray Daigle and Mike Dmitrovic in Toronto.
The sound is tighter, more guitar driven and certainly more polished.This album features less pomp than the last two, with a more straight ahead melodic rock sound in place. Guitars have more prominence and the use of acoustic guitars in a few tracks seems to suit the band.
 

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Artist :           Lost Weekend
Artist Origin :    UK
Release Title :   Presence Of Mind
Release Year :       2000
Artist Genre :    Hard Rock
File Type :        mp3 320
 
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  Good Melodic Rock album from this British guys!, Maybe production sound could be better but no matter, there are so many pretty melodic songs here filled with great tons of keys and razor sharp guitars. Nice album.
 

TRACKLIST: 

1. Don't Walk Away From Love     3:35
2. Baby Don't Leave Me This Way     3:54
3. One Step Closer     5:04
4. Is It Love     3:59
5. Find My Way Back to You     3:22
6. Desperate Love     4:54
7. Hopeless Romance     4:32
8. Don't Want to Be Lonely     4:56
9. Cry Through the Rain     3:23
10. I'm Gonna Make Her Mine     4:41
 
Artist :           Lost Weekend
Artist Origin :    UK
Release Title :   Lost Weekend
Release Year :       1997
Artist Genre :    Hard Rock
File Type :        mp3 320
 
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  The band sound very good here. Very solid sound, just very poor and uninspiring songs. This will appeal to a lot of AOR fans, but I don't like the lyrics and there just aren't killer songs, IMO. Still, a good band with a good sound. I wish they'd carried this solid sound onto the next CD
 

TRACKLIST: 

01. The Eagle
02. Life With The Lid Off
03. A Little Older With Style
04. Face Of An Angel
05. Father And Son
06. Backstreet Livin
07. Another Lonely Night In Tears
08. Hearts N Minds
09. Find My Own Way
10. Only The Strong Survive
11. Stone Hearted Woman
 

Artist :           Lost Weekend
Artist Origin :    UK
Release Title :   Fear And Innocence
Release Year :       2008
Artist Genre :    Hard Rock
File Type :        mp3 320  

Info:

  If you like UFO, Bob Catley, well good melodic Hard Rock in general, I'm sure that you'll enjoy a lot "Fear And Innocence"! Ok, I'm not saying that this release is the revolution of the year 2008 and even if the structures of the release remain classic, we're in front of a really good album. The songs are melodic, catchy with cool riffs and even if this is not so brutal, I can tell you that the guys are not sissies who only play "lovers ballads". No no Lost Weekend is a good band with guys who know what good Rock N Roll is, this is not the most innovative music ever done ok but at least a song like "Life With The Lid Off" will remind you the class of Whitesnake when "Find On My Way" will be a lot more Heavy Metal in the spirit. Don't worry too, you'll even be able to listen to ballads like "Father And Son" and definitely they're not cheesy! Really "Fear And Innocence" is a good album. 

 
 
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     
 
 
Artist :           Lost Weekend
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. 

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