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Slaughter Fear No Evil Release Date: 1995 05 02 Label: Sanctuary During the alternative boom of the early '90s, Slaughter's pop audience simply disappeared, as did their major-label contract. To retaliate, Slaughter stuck together and became one of the first hair metal bands to sign with CMC International, an independent label who decided to preserve pop-metal for the late '90s. Fear No Evil, the first record Slaughter released on CMC, isn't a triumphant comeback, but it isn't bad either. They never were among the best pop-metal groups, lacking the hooks and charisma to make it to the top, but Fear No Evil shows that they could rock harder than anyone would have expected. Stylistically, there is no change -- these are the same three-chord rockers as before -- but they hit harder now, and the result is a record more enjoyable than The Wild Life, if not as catchy and well-constructed as Stick It to Ya. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide Tracks: Title Composer Time 1 Like There's No Tomorrow Slaughter, Strum 5:45 2 Get Used to It Slaughter, Strum 3:34 3 Searchin' Slaughter, Strum 4:27 4 It'll Be Alright Slaughter, Strum 5:14 5 Let the Good Times Roll Strum, Slaughter 3:31 6 Breakdown N' Cry Slaughter, Strum 6:07 7 Hard Times Slaughter, Strum 5:56 8 Divine Order Slaughter, Strum 1:10 9 Yesterday's Gone Strum, Slaughter 5:12 10 Prelude Strum, Slaughter 1:55 11 Outta My Head Slaughter, Strum 3:51 12 Unknown Destination Strum, Slaughter 5:29 Releases: Year Type Label 2009 CD Sanctuary 1995 CS Cmc International CD CMC/Ichiban 1998 CD CMC International 2003 CD Steamhammer Records 2006 CD Form

Group Members: Tim Kelly Blas Elias Dana Strum Mark Slaughter Jeff Blando More >> Similar Artists: Poison Winger Cinderella Warrant L.A. Guns More >>

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