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| | Badlands [ mp3 ]album: Badlands format: mp3 release: 1989 bitrate: 256 length: 49:49 min
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Tracks of Badlands:
High Wire.mp3
Dreams In The Dark.mp3
Jade's Song.mp3
Winter's Call.mp3
Dancing On The Edge.mp3
Streets Cry Freedom.mp3
Hard Driver.mp3
Rumblin' Train.mp3
Devil's Stomp.mp3
Seasons.mp3
Ball & Chain.mp3
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| | Badlands [ mp3 ]album: Voodoo Highway format: mp3 release: 1991 bitrate: 192 length: 45:25 min
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Tracks of Voodoo Highway:
The Last Time.mp3
Show Me The Way.mp3
Shine On.mp3
Whiskey Dust.mp3
Joe's Blues.mp3
Soul Stealer.mp3
3 Day Funk.mp3
Silver Horses.mp3
Love Don't Mean A Thing.mp3
Voodoo Highway.mp3
Fire And Rain.mp3
Heaven's Train.mp3
In A Dream.mp3
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| | Badlands [ mp3 ]album: The Killing Kind format: mp3 release: 2004 bitrate: 224 length: 37:56 min
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Tracks of The Killing Kind:
The Killing Kind.mp3
Integrity.mp3
Hard To Believe.mp3
Gunman.mp3
A Better Land.mp3
Freedom.mp3
Violence Vs. Violence.mp3
Lies.mp3
My Song.mp3
Loser At The Bar.mp3
Prejudice.mp3
Wonderful Days.mp3
Alone.mp3
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News from our arhive: Backstreet Boys Seek Jermaine Dupri, Glen Ballard |
After testing the waters on 2000's Black & Blue, the Backstreet Boys plan to rely more on their own songwriting for their next album. Before the handsome fivesome go into the studio in late March, they want to take a trip somewhere together to focus on penning some pop tunes, Kevin Richardson and Howie Dorough said Tuesday at Clive Davis' annual Grammy Eve party. "We've [already] been doing some writing individually and together," Richardson said.
That doesn't mean the Backstreet Boys won't be collaborating, however. Richardson said they're planning on bringing in R&B hit-maker Jermaine Dupri (Lil' Bow Wow, Jagged Edge) and pop-rock pro Glen Ballard (Dave Matthews Band, Alanis Morissette) to write and produce some tracks, which they want to record with a live band (see "Backstreet Boys Going 'Organic' On Next LP, But Won't Rule Out Sugar").
The Backstreet Boys left Wednesday's Grammy Awards empty-handed but said the night before that they were expecting as much. "We never win," Dorough said. "U2 will take us." |
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