The Romantics - Strictly Personal flac album

Strictly Personal is the third album by The Romantics. It was released in 1981 on Nemperor Records. All tracks written by Jimmy Marinos, Coz Canler and Wally Palmar, except where noted. In the Nighttime" - 3:41. No One Like You" - 3:08. Why'd You Leave Me" - 3:27. Can't Get Over You" - (Marinos, Canler, Palmar, Richard Cole) - 3:09. C'mon Girl (Work Out With Me)" - 2:28. Spend a Little Love on Me" - 2:41.

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Strictly Personal isn't the Romantics' worst album (than dubious honor goes to Rhythm Romance, but it comes close enough that only completists and obsessive fans need bother with it. Track Listing.

Strictly Personal is the third album by The Romantics. 61/49 is the sixth studio album by The Romantics. It was released in 2003 on Web Entertainment. Track listing - All tracks written by Coz Canler, Wally Palmar, Mike Skill, except where noted. Personnel - The Romantics - Wally Palmar – vocals, guitar, harmonica - Mike Skill – bass guita. mage: The Romantics 6149.

Strictly' is a fitting album of what The Romantics are; the energy, the scratchy guitars, and the steady pounding of Jimmy Marinos extra large drum kit. Listen to 'Tom Boy', Don't you put me on Hold, 'Bop', to name a few. If you have been to any of their concerts past or present, the songs they cover are from this and their previous albums and NONE from Rhythm Romance! . Between their 2 sonic-defying debut albums and their pop breakthrough album "In Heat". Strictly Personal" finds the band rocking along, oblivious to a new phenomenon called MTV and unwilling to change a thing about their delivery. This is both good and bad as the band delivers reliable Romantics standards on songs like "In The Nightime", "Spend a Little Love On Me", "She's Hot", and "Bop!". Things get dragged down into repetition on tracks like "Why'd You Leave Me" and "Can't Get Over You".

Their "Strictly Personal"or "Pink Album" was confusing, and latest live offerings, extended offerings and the awful 61/49 are better left behind. Cole and Marino were the sound, and they could be like their peers, enjoying a renaissance of their own if only they could get it back together today. Metaldiva Sez: Great addition to your collection. The Romantics' 1979/80 release (self titled) is the finest powerpop release of the last 25 years. The track "what I like about you" has risen to the status of "legend" and has become one of the most played and recognizable rock 'n roll anthems of all time. What I like" exists in the same timeless and cherished rock 'n roll universe as songs like "you really got me", "louie louie" and "wild thing".

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