Prism
Anthology - 45 Years

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Renaissance
Release date: 04/Dec/2020

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Sales Rank:	#44855 in Mainstream Rock #175196 in Rock

Style:	Mainstream Rock

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Details / Tracklist:

1.1 See Forever Eyes

1.2 American Music

1.3 Don't Let Him Know

1.4 Take Me to the Kaptin

1.5 Spaceship Superstar

1.6 Armageddon

1.7 Party Line

1.8 Young and Restless

1.9 Good to Be Back

1.10 Dirty Mind

1.11 Cover Girl

1.12 Satellite

1.13 Virginia

1.14 Flyin'

1.15 Night to Remember

1.16 Turn on Your Radar

1.17 You Walked Away Again

1.18 Mirror Man

1.19 Japanese Girl

1.20 Is He Better Than Me?

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Anthology - 45 Years by Prism, released 4 December 2020, includes the following tracks: "Don't Let Him Know", "Spaceship Superstar", "Party Line", "Good To Be Back" and more. This version of Anthology - 45 Years comes as a 1xLP. The vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. - 180GR. VINYL / INCL. POSTER

This compilation includes the band's best-known hit, 1981's "Don't Let Him Know" (co-written by Bryan Adams), and showcases the rest of their modest collection, which is mostly spirited attempts at a bland genre of music: watered-down synth rock. Call them art-rock lite, or hard adult contemporary. A hybrid of Sweet, Styx and the Little River Band, Prism goes for space-oddity flavor with lines like "On Mercury they're crazy about my stellar rock and roll, and I always seem to sell out at the Martian astrobowl" (from "Spaceship Superstar") and "The planet dies and no one cries" (from "Take Me to the Kaptin"). And oddest of them all, "Armageddon's" drum intro sounds quite similar to Metallica's intro to "Am I Evil?" (recorded several years later). - Gina Boldman [All Music Guide]

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RENA113.1

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