1994

Artist: Nineteen Ninety Four
Label: Rock Candy
Category: Music

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Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
EAN: 5051068000629
ASIN: B000AD1PY2

Release Date: 2005-10-13

1994

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Tracks:

Once Again
Shoot to Kill
Sing to Me
Heleana
Bring It Home
Radio Zone
Hit the Hard Way
Read Up
Anastasia

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Album Description

This is the 7th release from Rock Candy Records, a new classic rock re-issue label formed by hard rock aficionados and former Kerrang! writers Dante Bonutto & Derek Oliver. Marketed by Dream Catcher/Days Of Glory Records. 11 total tracks including 2 bonus tracks TBA. 2005.

Album Details

Fronted by the Voluptuous Karen Lawrence, 1994 were One of the Greatest North American Hard Rock Bands that Time and Tide Has Indeed Forgotten. Signed in a Blaze of Publicity to the Mighty A&m Label, They were Produced by 70's Studio Wizard Jack "Aerosmith" Douglas and Hailed as the Next Big Thing, but the Band Never Quite Made the Commercial Impact all Had Hoped For. Critically, However, their Music was Bestowed with Fervent Praise Attracting Rave Reviews Both at Home and Abroad. Released in 1978, Geoff Barton (Editor of Classic Rock Magazine) Wrote in Sounds Magazine Making No Secret of his Love for 1994's Self Titled Debut Album, Going So Far as to Acclaim it as One of the Year's Best Releases; A Veritable Cracker Box of Explosive Guitar Based Rock Topped off with a Stellar Performance from One of the Best (Female) Vocalists of the Era, a Deadly Yet Cool Combination of Heart and Aerosmith.

Customer Reviews:

What might have been.......2007-01-05

I discovered 1994 in Boston in 1978 when WBCN showcased then at a $1.04 per ticket concert. I was utterly blown away. Karen Lawrence was incandescent. I immediately bought this album and practically wore it out. The followup, Please Stand By is equally good. Interestingly, Please Stand By is one of the first albums to have been at least partially recorded digitally. I kept waiting for radio to pick up on 1994, but it never happened. That's a crying shame.

One of the best AOR albums from the 70's!!.......2005-11-17

I couldn't agree more with the other reviewer, and I too have been waiting years and years for this to be releasesd on CD,and this group was much better than some people think, and Karen Lawrence is just a fantastic singer, and I've followed her since she was in the group the L.A. Jets. I also hope that they'll release their second and last album "Please Stand By" from 1979. It's a great album too, but this debut one is absolutely amazing, and I do remember several of the songs getting a lot of airplay, but 1994 never could never make it big like some groups, and it's a shame, because they had outstanding musicians, wonderful songs, and Karen Lawrence can belt them out with the best of them, and she's been one of my favorite female vocalists ever since I first heard her. For those who are fans of Karen, I recommend getting CD's of the group she was in several years back called Blue By Nature, which was excellent blues-rock, and Karen can definitely sing the blues and probably anything else! If you like great hard rock with amazing and powerful female vocals, you must hear this CD, it's a classic one, and in my opinion, one of the best albums that came out in 1978. Glenn Signal Hill,CA USA

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