Album
Wild In The Streets
1987 · Rock
3 collectors on Gatefold own this

Wild In The Streets is a Rock album by Helix, originally released in 1987. On Gatefold: 21 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.
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This is the pinnacle of Helix's power. The album smokes from beginning to end! Even the ballad, "Dream On" rocks. I think what makes this record stand apart from their earlier gems is the production values. Mike Stone really did a good job here. Brian Vollmar sounds as ferocious as ever and songs sound clearer and crisper. Highlights include title track, Wild in the Streets, Shot Full of Love, High Voltage Kicks, She's Too Tough (covered by Def Leppard later), Kiss It Goodbye(your ass) and my personal fav, Love Hungry Eyes! 1987 was a good year for me overall and this record certainly helped. Buy this if you like good, solid in your face 80's metal. Also, these guys were talented musicians who could really play. I kinda lost track of them after this and Paul Hackman's death. Get it and you'll like it!! Cheers.
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Tracklist
- 1Wild in the Streets3:42
- 2Never Gonna Stop the Rock4:36
- 3Dream On3:43
- 4What Ya Bringin' to the Party?4:02
- 5High Voltage Kicks4:19
- 6Give 'Em Hell3:36
- 7Shot Full of Love4:27
- 8Love Hungry Eyes4:00
- 9She's Too Tough3:29
- 10Kiss It Goodbye3:27
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Hard Rock
- heavy
- rowdy
- outlaw
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Brent DoernerGUITAR LEAD GUITAR, VOCALS
- Brian DoernerDRUMS
- Brian VollmerLEAD VOCALS VOCALS
- Daryl GrayBASS, KEYBOARDS, VOCALS
- Don AireyKEYBOARDS
- Greg HinzDRUMS DRUMS, VOCALS
- Matt FrenetteDRUMS
- Mickey CurryDRUMS
- Paul HackmanGUITAR LEAD GUITAR, VOCALS
- Sam ReidKEYBOARDS
3 collectors on Gatefold own this · 21 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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