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SPREAD EAGLE – Open To The Public [Japan Edition +1] HQ

Japanese Edition including a bonus track. While most melodic hard rock bands circa 1993 were already drop by their major record labels (especially in America), SPREAD EAGLE managed to release this second album via MCA.
SPREAD EAGLE’s self-titled resulted a cracking platter of hard rock, and this second effort “Open To The Public” is just as good as the first. Obviously with a more notorious early ’90s sound to it, the songwriting inspiration still is firmly planted in the Eighties.
Indeed, kudos to SPREAD EAGLE; they never caved in to the grunge movement, instead, the songs on “Open To The Public” are driven by crunchy sharp guitars, pounding drums and the gritty vocals / gang choruses which are the trademark of traditional US melodic hard..

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SPREAD EAGLE – Spread Eagle [Digitally Remastered] HQ *0dayrox Exclusive*

As requested, here’s SPREAD EAGLE 1990’s self-titled debut album, in its remastered version released by Lovember Records in association with Universal Music, now out of print.
A cult classic from the very early Nineties US melodic hard rock scene, all songs on ”Spread Eagle” are honest, driving, kicking hooky tunes from the genre, sporting the ‘big production’ sound from the era. Songwriting is intense, plenty of variation.
Songs like “Switchblade Serenade”, “Scratch Like A Cat”, “Broken City” and “Thru These Eyes” received considerable airplay and MTV rotation, leading to SPREAD EAGLE touring with established acts.
This is a punchy, bright remaster elevating the production quality even more…

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SPREAD EAGLE – Subway To The Stars [Japan Edition +1] (2019)

Titled “Subway To The Stars“, this is the first SPREAD EAGLE album in over 26 years to be released by Frontiers Music on August 9th. just appeared in Japan today with a bonus track. The songs for “Subway To The Stars” were put together in the Music Building in NYC, which is the exact same place where the songs for...