Crack Jaw - Night Out (Full Album)

[@richardmetalos5698]

Pretty cool and old school stuff!

[@focusandpresson]

Thanks for the upload. Solid stuff.

[@brucem4813]

This is great. I found all of this bands downloads and cd re-issues at Pure Steel records web page. Probably buy this one today. Thanks for the upload. So many great bands were missed back in the 80's. This is one of them.

[@emanuelebrignone3687]

Beautiful voice and sound 🌌⚡ Vocal and Band Great ⚡🌌

[@dog502]

Total 80s STYLE !

[@daiguo1999]

This album is great, and I have always liked it. But who knows which city the cover is? I've been curious about this question for more than 20 years

[@felipe126929666]

Awesome German Glam-like A.O.R. album!

[@felipe126929666]

To me, Heavy Metal is just an umbrella term that I think fits well with more of 80's metal acts than any other era of hard rock. I mean, the only reason I say Glam is because I meant the early to mid 80's Glam, melodic rock, A.O.R. (which is known as first wave of glam or early gen glam). Bands like Niagara "Now or Never", Shogun, Icon, T.N.T "Lightning and Thunder", Dokken, W.A.S.P., R.U.G., M.S.G., Ratt, Yngwie Malmsteen, Hawk, etc., either dressed glam like, played radio friendly music, and still belted out Epic, Speed, Power, Prog, Neoclassical, etc. Obviously I don't want to lump Glam metal of this type with Second Wave which is Poison, Warrant, Faster Pussycat, etc, which is not metal at all

[@felipe126929666]

Damn I'm sorry I totally disregarded your comment about this band being Glam like A.O.R. To me, songs like The Change, Make Me Believe, New Tomorrow, definitely has more of the elements of hyper like melodic radio friendly musical structure while retaining some metallic crunch in their sound.

[@felipe126929666]

Yeah it's a little confusing especially since "glam" is associated more with mid to late 80's glam acts like Poison, Guns 'n' Roses, etc, that many of the earlier acts tend to be obscure now a days. Hard 'n' heavy, melodic rock, A.O.R., it's all the same to me. What matters is that the earlier Glam-like bands played metal which was good but has been obscured by later Glam-like bands which don't play metal at all. At the end, first wave trumps second in terms of sheer awesomeness haha

[@felipe126929666]

Cheers and thanks for the awesome upload! Also, I'll subscribe to your channel!