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It Bites Eat Me in St. Louis Release Date: 1989 Running Time: 55:26 Label: EMI Gold Possibly the first of the new-styled progressive rock bands, It Bites made an impression with musicians throughout both the prog and metal/hard rock schools of music. This album, their final release, was a collection of both previously released and new material. The disc shows that they truly were one of the first bands to successfully merge progressive rock with a more pop-oriented mode. The Roger Dean cover surely pulled a lot of Yes fans into buying the disc. The music really is sort of a more modern rock take on classic prog bands like Yes and Genesis. The band was composed of Francis Dunnery, Dick Nolan, Bob Dalton, and John Beck. In retrospect, the sound can come off as a bit dated, but there is still plenty here to make the album listenable. The disc probably appeals to musicians more than non-musicians, but is an all-around solid, if not great, listen. Gary Hill, All Music Guide Tracks: Title Composer Time 1 Positively Animal It Bites 4:34 2 Underneath Your Pillow It Bites 5:26 3 Let Us All Go It Bites 4:10 4 Still Too Young to Remember It Bites 4:58 5 Murder of the Planet Earth It Bites 3:48 6 People of America It Bites 4:14 7 Sister Sarah It Bites 4:19 8 Leaving Without You It Bites 4:54 9 Till the End of Time It Bites 4:12 10 Ice Melts Into Water It Bites 7:16 11 Charlie Dunnery 7:35 Releases: Year Type Label 1989 CD EMI Gold 2005 CD Toshiba EMI 1989 CD DGC (David Geffen Company)

Group Members: Dick Nolan John Beck Bob Dalton Francis Dunnery John Mitchell More >> Similar Artists: Rush Marillion Haircut 100 Fish Boston More >>

Influenced By: Pink Floyd Yes 10cc Led Zeppelin Genesis More >>

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