Native Tongue [Enhanced]

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High energy and enormous depth... All musicians performed as if their only purpose was this project.

Product Description
After years of performing, recording and developing his craft with some of today's most respected musicians, such as Elliott Randall (Steely Dan, Doobie Brothers), Delmar Brown (Sting, Miles Davis), and Gerry Brown (Stanley Clarke, Stevie Wonder), Kam Falk delivers his own brand of jazz with this debut offering entitled NATIVE TONGUE. Produced with no compromises over a ten-year span, Native Tongue is a cd with much to offer - ten songs with twelve special guests, along with a multimedia enhancement that includes a full-length video, liner notes, session photos and weblink to Kam's site.

Native Tongue [Enhanced]

Native Tongue,Kam Falk,Falkreations Music

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Average customer rating: I was proud of the guys A worthy follow-up to Flesh and Blood The best Poison album Not you typical poison album Ultimate album!!

Native Tongue Poison Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Glam | Classic Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Crack a Smile... And More Flesh & Blood Hollyweird Power to the People Open Up and Say...Ahh! ASIN: B000008JI1 Release Date: 1993-02-16

Tracks:

1. Native Tongue
2. The Scream
3. Stand
4. Stay Alive
5. Until You Suffer Some (Fire And Ice)
6. Body Talk
7. Bring It Home
8. 7 Days Over You
9. Richie's Acoustic Thang
10. Ain't That The Truth
11. Theatre Of The Soul
12. Strike Up The Band
13. Ride Child Ride
14. Blind Faith
15. Bastard Son Of A Thousand Blues

Customer Reviews:

I was proud of the guys.......2007-07-26

I know it must have been such a shock for the guys in Poison to experience C.C.'s departure. Considering all the years they had been together! I was really proud of the guys for 'picking up the pieces,' moving forward and putting out this new album. I was attending college at the time and a local radio station broadcast the entire album live from start to finish. It was late at night but I still wanted to stay up to hear the new disc. Although "Native Tongue" Poison was certainly a different sounding band than their prior records, I was pleased with the results. Years later I am still fascinated with these songs, especially, "Bastard Son of 1000 blues," "Theatre of the Soul" and "Until You Suffer Some."

A worthy follow-up to Flesh and Blood.......2007-03-18

80s rock bands didn't have it easy in the 90s. With the overnight popularity of Nirvana and Pearl Jam, just like that, almost instantly, bands like Motley Crue, Poison, Warrant, Skid Row, etc, were suddenly completely passe. Most old-school rockers probably didn't even know what hit them, as they went from the arenas to theatres in just a few short years.

In 1990 Poison were at the top of their game. That year saw the release of their third multi-platinum album "Flesh and Blood" and their first headlining arena tour. Songs like "Unskinny Bop" and "Something to Believe In" dominated MTV and Poison were one of the most popular bands of the very early 90s.

Unfortunately for Poison, however, in the fall of 1991 the band suffered two major blows. First was the release of Nirvana's "Nevermind" which completely changed the landscape of hard rock, and second was the departure of lead guitarist C.C. Deville.

Knowing full well that Poison's brand of power-pop, anthem-laden hard rock was out-of-touch with the times; the band sought a new direction. Guitar virtuoso Ritchie Kotzen was brought in as Deville's replacement, and in early 1992, the band started work on their new album.

Old-school hard rock and metal bands reacted differently to the musical sea change in the early 90s. Some bands like Motley Crue tried to embrace a current sound, whereas others, like Arcade (Stephan Pearcy's post RATT band) and Vince Neil lived in a vacuum, not acknowledging that anything had changed. Poison, however, took a different path. Rather than try to jump on a bandwagon or remain stagnant, the band attempted to mature, while at the same time keeping many elements of their signature sound intact. In early 1993, Poison's new album "Native Tongue" was finally released.

In some ways, "Native Tongue" sounds like the natural follow-up to "Flash and Blood." Listening to "Flesh and Blood" you can see where the band was going, incorporating elements of blues into their sound, along with some mature themes. The three minute sex-laden anthems that had so defined the band's first two albums were eschewed, in favor of longer songs with greater musical complexity. All this was done fairly successfully, as "Flesh and Blood" came of as a sincere, non-pretentious attempt for Poison to grow as artists.

"Native Tongue" sees Poison delve further into the bluesy ballad/anthem territory that made its mark on "Flesh and Blood." Gone, however, with the departure of Deville is the power-pop styling that defined the band's sound on their first three albums. Kotzen, a far more technically proficient guitarist, gives the album rapid-fire riffs and solos, far more complex than anything the band had seen before. Kotzen's writing on the album is apparent, as the band's level of musical sophistication increased significantly. Many of the band's key signature elements are still in place, however, such as strong harmonies and sing-along choruses.

The album's title track, "Native Tongue" is a short drum instrumental with effects, and sounds like theme music from "King Kong" setting the mood of the album. Injustice is addressed in "The Scream," a would-be arena anthem which makes for a great opening song. The album's first single and minor hit "Stand," written around the time of the L.A. riots, is another attempt to look at prejudice and inequality. A soft-spoken balled with force and a church choir, the song is ambitious and effective. The mid-tempo "Stay Alive," is a pretty good rocker that keeps up the momentum. One of the album's strongest songs "Until You Suffer Some (Fire and Ice)" is a balled that Bon Jovi could only dream of writing. The rocking "Body Talk" and "Bring it Home" are good, although the latter sounds a little flat. The album mixes it up a bit with "7 Days Over You," featuring a horn section, which works quite well. "Ritchie's Acoustic Thang" is a short instrumental that's pretty cool. Another very strong track "Ain't that the truth" is quite catchy and would have been a good choice to use as a single. The balled "Theatre of the Soul" sounds like a mature update of "Every Rose has its Thorn." "Strike up the band" sounds like a gritty remake of "Ride the Wind;" although not as good, it's still effective. "Ride Child Ride" is a good, if not great rocker. "Blind Faith," another more lyrically mature song about taking chances and having confidence, is another very strong song. The bluesy closing "Bastard Song of a Thousand Blues" is good, if not overly long.

Although "Native Tongue" was an earnest attempt to mature and stay relevant, the album unfortunately bombed. Kotzen was soon fired from the band for sleeping with drummer Rikki Rocket's girlfriend and the album was soon forgotten. Throughout most of the 90s "Native Tongue" sat in the cut-out bin next to Vince Neil's "Exposed," (1993) Motley Crue's self-titled (1994) album and David Lee Roth's "A Little Ain't Enough." Today the album is ignored by the band themselves, as they play only "Stand" live; and even then only occasionally.

While "Native Tongue" may not be a masterpiece, it's still a pretty good album, one that deserves to be heard. If you see a used copy lying around, give it a chance.

The best Poison album.......2006-03-03

This is Poison's 4 studio album and 5th album overall. This is my favorite of all of there albums. The lyrics are different and not as many of the songs focus on partying and girls. The album is bluesier than any other Poison album. This is the first album without C.C. Deville. The guitarist on this album is the then 20 year old Richie Kotzen who is an amazing virtuoso player who has a very unique style of playing.



1.Native Tongue- 8/10 A cool short simple drum intro. Nothing really goes on but I'll give it a 8 for what it is.

2.The Scream- 8/10 A cool song. This song reminds me of Lynch Mob. The chorus is good and really catchy. A great solo by Kotzen who plays a lot of bluesy licks and some great fast lines. A good song and it's much different from the Poison songs you hear on the radio.

3.Stand- 5/10 A decent acoustic song. This was Poison's last hit and the only hit off this album. Not a great song although Richie Kotzen's solo is excellent. I always skip this song.

4.Stay Alive- 7/10 Another good song. This song reminds me of Lynch Mob too. The chorus is good and Kotzen's solo is excellent too. Not a great song but it's enjoyable

5.Until You Suffer Some (Fire and Ice)- 10/10 A great power ballad. The chorus is great and the solo is great and is played with a lot of feel. I like this much better than there other ballads. One of my favorite Poison songs.

6.Body Talk- 10/10 A great party type song. The lyrics are like Poison's 80's albums unlike most of this album. The riff and chorus are catchy as hell too. An awesome short shredding guitar solo too. Another one of my favorite Poison songs.

7.Bring It Home- 9/10 A good song that reminds me of Still Of The Night by Whitesnake. A a good chorus and an excellent solo with both bluesy licks and sweep arpeggios.

8.7 Days over You- 7/10 A good song with a 60's/70's rock feel to it. The chorus is good and Kotzen's solo is excellent as always. Not one of the better songs but still a good song.

9.Richie's Acoustic Thang- 10/10 An amazing acoustic guitar solo. That is as technically impressive as Spanish Fly or Yngwie's acoustic playing in Dreaming. A great display of Richie's virtuosity.

10.Ain't That the Truth- 8/10 A great arena rock song. The riff and chorus are great and Richie Kotzen's solos is excellent. This song reminds me of the Def Leppard song Slang.

11.Theatre of the Soul- 9/10 Another power ballad. This is a good power ballad and the solo is excellent. Not as good as Until You Suffer Some but still a good ballad.

12.Strike up the Band- 10/10 A great 80's sounding song. The chorus is great and the layered vocals are awesome. This song reminds me of Nothing But A good Time.

13.Ride Child Ride- 10/10 Another great 80's sounding song. This song also reminds me of Nothing But A Good Time. The chorus and riff are excellent too. The solo is excellent too.

14.Blind Faith- 9/10 Another good song. The chorus is great and the riff is good too. The solo is one of the best on this album.

15.Bastard Son of a Thousand Blues- 7/10 A good song. This song is different from the other songs and features a harmonica. The song is very bluesy and sounds like 60's/70's rock. This song also has a piano solo.

I think this is by far Poison's best album. This is there most diverse album too. If you like Poison's other albums as well as bands like Lynch Mob and the other bluesy hair bands than I suggest you get this album.

Bret Michaels- Lead Vocals, Rythym Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica
Richie Kotzen- Lead Guitar, Rythym Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals, Mandolin, Dobro, Piano
Rikki Rockett- Drums, Backing Vocals, Percussion
Bobby Dall- Bass, Backing Vocals

Not you typical poison album.......2005-11-23

The only Poison album I can listen to. All the songs are well written and played thanks to Mr. Richie Kotzen. In my opinion the only good poison albums are the ones without C.C. Deville.

Ultimate album!!.......2004-08-01

I love everything that this band has ever recorded. There is one exeption. Native Tongue, by far, exceeds any album ever written by this great band. I'm not saying that C.C. is not a great guitarist. Kotzen really lifted the band to a higher level of songwriting and maturity that disappeared when DeVille came back. This is without question, the best cd they have ever released!

Average customer rating: Not Poison - Which is a good reason to like it. A worthy follow-up to Flash & Blood One of the Best Wow. This isn't the party band from 1986! Amazing and Fresh Sound

Native Tongue Poison Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Cutout CDs | Rock General | Rock | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | Rock General | Rock | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music CDs Under $7 | Pop Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | Pop Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music CDs Under $7 | Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music Similar Items: Crack a Smile... And More Hollyweird Open Up and Say...Ahh! Flesh & Blood Power to the People ASIN: B00004YZT5 Release Date: 2000-08-14

Tracks:

1. Native Tongue
2. The Scream
3. Stand
4. Stay Alive
5. Until You Suffer Some (Fire And Ice)
6. Body Talk
7. Bring It Home
8. 7 Days Over You
9. Richie's Acoustic Thang
10. Ain't That The Truth
11. Theatre Of The Soul
12. Strike Up The Band
13. Ride Child Ride
14. Blind Faith
15. Bastard Son Of A Thousand Blues

Customer Reviews:

Not Poison - Which is a good reason to like it........2007-05-19

Here's my thing: When you think of "Poison," you think of 80's glam/punk. This album is NOT from that, ummmm, idiom. The songs on Native Tongue are just damn good - meaningful lyrics, mature song structures, and loaded with hooks. The guitars are both blues-inflected and shred-era based, which makes Richie's style and sound both fresh and familiar at the same time. This album is NOT the Poison you may know and love, but then, for me that's a good thing.

A worthy follow-up to Flash & Blood.......2007-03-18

80s rock bands didn't have it easy in the 90s. With the overnight popularity of Nirvana and Pearl Jam, just like that, almost instantly, bands like Motley Crue, Poison, Warrant, Skid Row, etc, were suddenly completely passe. Most old-school rockers probably didn't even know what hit them, as they went from the arenas to theatres in just a few short years.

In 1990 Poison were at the top of their game. That year saw the release of their third multi-platinum album "Flesh and Blood" and their first headlining arena tour. Songs like "Unskinny Bop" and "Something to Believe In" dominated MTV and Poison were one of the most popular bands of the very early 90s.

Unfortunately for Poison, however, in the fall of 1991 the band suffered two major blows. First was the release of Nirvana's "Nevermind" which completely changed the landscape of hard rock, and second was the departure of lead guitarist C.C. Deville.

Knowing full well that Poison's brand of power-pop, anthem-laden hard rock was out-of-touch with the times; the band sought a new direction. Guitar virtuoso Ritchie Kotzen was brought in as Deville's replacement, and in early 1992, the band started work on their new album.

Old-school hard rock and metal bands reacted differently to the musical sea change in the early 90s. Some bands like Motley Crue tried to embrace a current sound, whereas others, like Arcade (Stephan Pearcy's post RATT band) and Vince Neil lived in a vacuum, not acknowledging that anything had changed. Poison, however, took a different path. Rather than try to jump on a bandwagon or remain stagnant, the band attempted to mature, while at the same time keeping many elements of their signature sound intact. In early 1993, Poison's new album "Native Tongue" was finally released.

In some ways, "Native Tongue" sounds like the natural follow-up to "Flash and Blood." Listening to "Flesh and Blood" you can see where the band was going, incorporating elements of blues into their sound, along with some mature themes. The three minute sex-laden anthems that had so defined the band's first two albums were eschewed, in favor of longer songs with greater musical complexity. All this was done fairly successfully, as "Flesh and Blood" came of as a sincere, non-pretentious attempt for Poison to grow as artists.

"Native Tongue" sees Poison delve further into the bluesy ballad/anthem territory that made its mark on "Flesh and Blood." Gone, however, with the departure of Deville is the power-pop styling that defined the band's sound on their first three albums. Kotzen, a far more technically proficient guitarist, gives the album rapid-fire riffs and solos, far more complex than anything the band had seen before. Kotzen's writing on the album is apparent, as the band's level of musical sophistication increased significantly. Many of the band's key signature elements are still in place, however, such as strong harmonies and sing-along choruses.

The album's title track, "Native Tongue" is a short drum instrumental with effects, and sounds like theme music from "King Kong" setting the mood of the album. Injustice is addressed in "The Scream," a would-be arena anthem which makes for a great opening song. The album's first single and minor hit "Stand," written around the time of the L.A. riots, is another attempt to look at prejudice and inequality. A soft-spoken balled with force and a church choir, the song is ambitious and effective. The mid-tempo "Stay Alive," is a pretty good rocker that keeps up the momentum. One of the album's strongest songs "Until You Suffer Some (Fire and Ice)" is a balled that Bon Jovi could only dream of writing. The rocking "Body Talk" and "Bring it Home" are good, although the latter sounds a little flat. The album mixes it up a bit with "7 Days Over You," featuring a horn section, which works quite well. "Ritchie's Acoustic Thang" is a short instrumental that's pretty cool. Another very strong track "Ain't that the truth" is quite catchy and would have been a good choice to use as a single. The balled "Theatre of the Soul" sounds like a mature update of "Every Rose has its Thorn." "Strike up the band" sounds like a gritty remake of "Ride the Wind;" although not as good, it's still effective. "Ride Child Ride" is a good, if not great rocker. "Blind Faith," another more lyrically mature song about taking chances and having confidence, is another very strong song. The bluesy closing "Bastard Song of a Thousand Blues" is good, if not overly long.

Although "Native Tongue" was an earnest attempt to mature and stay relevant, the album unfortunately bombed. Kotzen was soon fired from the band for sleeping with drummer Rikki Rocket's girlfriend and the album was soon forgotten. Throughout most of the 90s "Native Tongue" sat in the cut-out bin next to Vince Neil's "Exposed," (1993) Motley Crue's self-titled (1994) album and David Lee Roth's "A Little Ain't Enough." Today the album is ignored by the band themselves, as they play only "Stand" live; and even then only occasionally.

While "Native Tongue" may not be a masterpiece, it's still a pretty good album, one that deserves to be heard. If you see a used copy lying around, give it a chance.

One of the Best.......2006-10-22

This is the best Poison album ever. I was worried when CC left the band, but after listening to this album, I was completely blown away. Richie is an awesome musician, and his contribution to this album is priceless. On this album, the Poison sound is taken to a new, more matured level, which I really liked.

Wow. This isn't the party band from 1986!.......2006-09-12

I hate to fall on the typical and say that this isn't "really Poison", but the truth is, it's just not. This album sticks out like a sore thumb in their catalog, but only because it so different from anything else they've done. In case you don't know, CC Deville had left the band and they picked up six string hero Richie Kotzen to replace him. Kotzen is an amazing talent and it really shows on this album. There is a great blues feel and maturity on this album that few other hard rock albums can touch.

The highlights on this fantastic album are `Stand', `The Scream', `Until You Suffer Some', `7 Days Over You', and the AMAZING `Theatre Of The Soul'. There isn't a weak track on the album, Richie Kotzen's presence shines through, the maturity of the song writing is undeniable and the rest of the band really stepped up to deliver something quite different from what they were known for prior. Just an amazing album, pick it up, you won't be disappointed.

Amazing and Fresh Sound.......2006-05-19

When you hear the first three albums of Poison with CC in it, you dont know when a song stops and when the next one starts. It all sounds the same. There are some cool party anthems but it gets pretty boring and highly predictable. Native Tongue is absolutely amazing. Ritchie Kotzen fires up the album with terrific Blues Influenced playing and his solos show his mastery of styles of Rock, Blues, Funk and NeoClassical. His playing is also so fluid and effortless than you begin thinking it's so easy to play unless you have a clue to how to play guitar. This one is a Master Piece.
Get it. Even if you have the Slightest Idea of the kind of player Ritchie Kotzen is, you will know that CC is nothing other than a bunch of happy tunes...

Average customer rating:

Native Tongue Roland Chadwick ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Blues | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Styles | Music ASIN: B000FTB550 Release Date: 2006-01-31

Tracks:

1. Baby Don't Bring the Law (Down on Me)
2. Tango
3. Send the Girl Back Home
4. Muddy Water
5. I Feel Low
6. Jenny's Sunday
7. Do You Remember
8. Hey Little Sister
9. Ride Till I Die
10. Big Sky Woman
11. Walkin Blues
12. I Feel Low (Again)

Average customer rating: This rocked The music is awesome, but the singer is weak.sorry The BEST band I've heard in five years! This CD ROCKS!

Native Tongue Native Tongue Manufacturer: Monolyth ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0000061SW Release Date: 1998-02-07

Tracks:

1. Intro-Release
2. Slide
3. Home
4. I Can't Feel
5. Ain't Nothin
6. Justify
7. Who Ate My Sucker
8. Five
9. Solitude
10. Million Miles
11. Freaks
12. Last Time
13. Killed The Shaman
14. The Friend Song

Customer Reviews:

This rocked.......1999-12-19

Saw these guys in Dallas. Awesome live show. Bought the disc and liked most of it.

The music is awesome, but the singer is weak.sorry.......1999-04-22

I'm from Lafayette, and hear these guys on Planet radio all the time. I did get to see them once at a local club in town called Shannahans and they were great live. Their drummer slams, and the two guitar players were totally shredding and energetic. My only problem was with the singers vocals. I couldn't tell what in the heck he was screaming.Raspy, soulful vox are cool...but his just weren't cutting it.

The BEST band I've heard in five years!.......1999-02-28

I saw these guys in Houston, TX on my 18th birthday last year and they blew me away! Loud guitars and awesome vocals. They sound like "Live" but with funky beats and soul. I heard them doing an interview on the radio and they were very funny also. The singer and bass player are so cute.

This CD ROCKS!.......1999-01-11

I think EVERYONE should buy this CD. My cousin Jon(the head singer) did a really awesome job putting this together. I know it took the group a really long time to get this all going. GREAT JOB GUYS!! (hi rachael)

Average customer rating: Great Collection of Melodies! Great Fusion! Brilliant! Wonderful Compositions and Great Players, a 5 star project !

Native Tongue Kam Falk Manufacturer: Falkreations Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music General | New Age | Styles | Music Jazz | New Age | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B00005UN9Z Release Date: 2001-12-01

Tracks:

1. Around the Bend
2. Shifting Sands
3. Pursuit
4. Bolivia
5. Zone 5
6. Welcome Home
7. BopStop
8. Katy's Song
9. One Summer
10. Journey's End

Album Description

After years of performing, recording and developing his craft with some of today's most respected musicians, such as Elliott Randall (Steely Dan, Doobie Brothers), Delmar Brown (Sting, Miles Davis), and Gerry Brown (Stanley Clarke, Stevie Wonder), Kam Falk delivers his own brand of jazz with this debut offering entitled NATIVE TONGUE. Produced with no compromises over a ten-year span, Native Tongue is a cd with much to offer - ten songs with twelve special guests, along with a multimedia enhancement that includes a full-length video, liner notes, session photos and weblink to Kam's site.

Customer Reviews:

Great Collection of Melodies!.......2003-03-12

A beautiful collaboration of musicians makes for a timeless classic! An artistic journey of music.

Great Fusion!.......2002-12-13

Best debut cd I have ever heard, with great special guests...
The enhancement was also extremely entertaining, informative and well designed. Obviously a labor of love.
Congratulations, Kam

Brilliant!.......2002-03-22

Composer, bassist, keyboardist, and producer Kam Falk recruited many veteran musicians (Elliot Randall, Delmar Brown) as well as talented new rookies (Federico Himiob, Ricardo Mazzi) and created a an eclectic fusion-jazz cd. Brilliant melodies and grooves. Native tongue is a concept album. The future of this band looks bright!

Wonderful Compositions and Great Players, a 5 star project !.......2002-01-03

Native Tongue contains some of the most beautiful compositions I've ever heard. From the guitar melody driven "Zone 5", to the soothing "One Summer", this CD has it all. Elliot Randall,(ex Steely Dan) provides some nice guitar work, as does Delmar Brown, (ex Sting, Miles Davis ext.) on keys. The CD also contains some wonderful drum grooves provided by Stevie Wonder's drummer Gerry Brown, (ex Stanley Clark, Chick Correa ext.). Daryll Dobson's both electric and acoustic guitar playing will impress any listener. All in all Kam Falk, (who does a great job on both bass and keys)gives us a great CD. Native Tongue is a 5 star project!!

Average customer rating:

Loudspeaker: Native Tongue Various Artists Manufacturer: Lunardisc Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Contemporary Folk | Folk | Styles | Music General | Poetry, Spoken Word & Interviews | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Spoken Word | Poetry, Spoken Word & Interviews | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Adult Contemporary | Pop | Styles | Music Adult Alternative | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B00005YLTQ Release Date: 1997-04-11

Tracks:

1. Naked Heart of You
2. To Die of Love
3. Control
4. Ode to a Nightingale
5. Window to Summer
6. I Hate You
7. Tramfare for the Common Man
8. Bauhaus Night
9. 15 Nuns Lie Floating
10. Who Drums?
11. Marina
12. Plain Lucky Jane
13. Excelsior

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Native Tongue Native Tongue Manufacturer: Monolith ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music ASIN: B00005YH7W Release Date: 1997-10-14

Tracks:

1. Intro-Release
2. Slide
3. Home
4. I Can't Feel
5. Ain't Nothin
6. Justify
7. Who Ate My Sucker
8. Five
9. Solitude
10. Million Miles
11. Freaks
12. Last Time
13. Killed The Shaman
14. The Friend Song

Average customer rating:

Native Tongue Poison Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music ASIN: B000LWPWL4

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Native Tongue Manufacturer: Lighticon ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000CAK026 Release Date: 2003-09-30

Tracks:

1. In With the Good
2. Saving Angels
3. Sliding Again
4. Into You
5. Changes
6. The Maze
7. Contradictions
8. Crying Out
9. She Knows
10. Standardized (live)

Average customer rating:

Poison ; Native Tongue [Japan Import] Manufacturer: CAPITOL ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music ASIN: B0007Z90QI

Product Description

1993, Toshiba-EMI Japan. Comes in a mini-boxset type case, which holds the regular jewel case,plus a second, extra thick glossy booklet!

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