Idea for Bickler/Peterik album

[Slander]

simple answer....it was the mid 80s, and EVERYBODY was going to a keyboard-driven production. I don't think the track sequencing did them any favors either as the more rocking tracks are on the 2nd half of the album, where the front half of the album was considerably more pop.

Agreed but as much as I enjoy synthesizer this album went overboard. For instance the intro to HOW MUCH LOVE! Way too soft. Like I said male fans were driven away.

[kgdjpubs]

simple answer....it was the mid 80s, and EVERYBODY was going to a keyboard-driven production. I don't think the track sequencing did them any favors either as the more rocking tracks are on the 2nd half of the album, where the front half of the album was considerably more pop.

Agreed but as much as I enjoy synthesizer this album went overboard. For instance the intro to HOW MUCH LOVE! Way too soft. Like I said male fans were driven away.

No disagreement there and why they chose to bury the guitar parts for about half the album is a mystery. The live version was a much improved "mix".

[MarcelJordan]

simple answer....it was the mid 80s, and EVERYBODY was going to a keyboard-driven production. I don't think the track sequencing did them any favors either as the more rocking tracks are on the 2nd half of the album, where the front half of the album was considerably more pop.

Agreed but as much as I enjoy synthesizer this album went overboard. For instance the intro to HOW MUCH LOVE! Way too soft. Like I said male fans were driven away.

I remember clearly my friend's girlfriend back in '86 pleaded with me to let her borrow my WSC CD. I gave it to her for keeps.