Bakers Pink

Bakers Pink

Track Listings

1. Noose, the Flesh & the Devil

2. Euphoria

3. Soul Connection

4. Untouched

5. Lonely, Lonely, Lonely

6. Watercolours

7. Burn On

8. You Ain't Gonna Love Me

9. Julianna

10. Truly, Madly, Deeply

Bakers Pink,Bakers Pink,Sony,Heavy Metal,Popular Music,Rock

Average customer rating:

Early 90s lost gem...

Looking for the Front

Couldn't agree more with Pleasurville !!

Pleasurville

Bakers Pink
Bakers Pink
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rock | Styles | Music
General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000008D4Z
Release Date: 1993-02-02

Tracks:

Noose, the Flesh & the Devil
Euphoria
Soul Connection
Untouched
Lonely, Lonely, Lonely
Watercolours
Burn On
You Ain't Gonna Love Me
Julianna
Truly, Madly, Deeply

Customer Reviews:

Early 90s lost gem..........2007-07-26

I just plunked this CD from my collection today to download to my I-pod. Haven't listened to it in years and now that I'm listening to it right now I'm brought back to when I heard these guys and discovered this CD. It's really an amazing collection of music on here. Ballads, rockers, a bit psychedelic in that Jane's Addiction'y kind of way. Great instrumentation, killer vocals and a combination of melody and harmony that more people really should have gotten a taste of. Why some bands hit it big and others don't is one of life's great mysteries but I agree with some of the other reviewers. This is an excellent CD, worth tracking down and giving a chance to. Bakers Pink where are you now? Wherever you guys are, you did a hell of a job back in '93 on this CD. You shoulda/coulda been a contender. Take care people...

Looking for the Front.......2007-05-10

Way back around 1989, I saw a band called "Front" at a small club in Syracuse NY. I thought they were a great live band, had a pretty good hit, and sounded a lot different from anything that was out at the time. I expected big things from "Front." But they disapperaed, never to release another album and never to be heard from again. So, I put in that old cd the other day, remembered how much I liked it, and did some digging to find some memebers, including the singer, released this album in 1993. I bought it quickly and was very impressed. The last 3 tracks are the best of the album and also some of the finest songs I have ever heard. If I had one complaint, it is the album mix. The opening track is a snoozer of a song, and the disc kind of plods along a little until the last 3 songs. Truly, Madly, deeply should have opened the disc, with track 8 in the coveted 3 spot. Anyway, I was a fan and missed this the first time around. 14 years later and I think it sounds good. Give it a shot.

Couldn't agree more with Pleasurville !!.......2004-12-12

It never ceases to amaze me how much undiscovered and/or under appreciated talent there is out there! THIS musical effort is one of them!

Pleasurville.......2004-08-16

I've brought this cd maybe a dozen times since it release, if i break or scratched it i always find a way to replace asap...
the singer Michael Franano-has one of the most breathtaking
voices that didn't get a chance to make it big..if this cd
was every re-released they would more then take the music world by storm...it's more then worth listening too!

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