The Right To Rock is a Metal album by Keel, originally released in 1985. On Gatefold: 42 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1The Right To Rock
- A2Back To The City
- A3Lets Spend The Night Together
- A4Easier Said Than Done
- A5So Many Girls, So Little Time
Side B
- B1Electric Love
- B2Speed Demon
- B3Get Down
- B4You're The Victim (I'm The Crime)
Sound DNA
- Metal
- Heavy Metal
- heavy
- anthemic
- hedonistic
Three of the album's songs are re-recordings of songs from Keel's debut album Lay Down The Law: Speed Demon, You're the Victim I'm the Crime (originally titled Tonight You're Mine) and the cover of Let's Spend The Night Together.
Three more songs were originally demoed in 1984-85 by producer Gene Simmons for his band Kiss but did not make it to any of their albums: Get Down, So Many Girls So Little Time and Easier Said than Done.
This leaves only three new songs written by the band for this album: the title track, Electric Love and Back to the City.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Bryan JayGUITAR GUITAR, VOCALS LEAD GUITAR, VOCALS
- Dwain MillerDRUMS DRUMS, VOCALS
- Kenny ChaissonBASS BASS GUITAR, BARITONE VOCALS BASS GUITAR, VOCALS
- Marc FerrariGUITAR GUITAR, VOCALS LEAD GUITAR, VOCALS
- Ron KeelGUITAR GUITAR, VOCALS LEAD VOCALS, GUITAR
- Steve RileyDRUMS DRUMS , VOCALS DRUMS, VOCALS
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 42 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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