Firehouse (2024 Remaster) Firehouse
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- 2All She Wrote (2024 Remaster)04:27
- 3Shake & Tumble (2024 Remaster)03:31
- 4Don't Treat Me Bad (2024 Remaster)03:57
- 5Oughta Be A Law (2024 Remaster)03:54
- 6Lover's Lane (2024 Remaster)04:02
- 7Home Is Where the Heart Is (2024 Remaster)04:49
- 8Don't Walk Away (2024 Remaster)04:32
- 9Seasons of Change (2024 Remaster)01:30
- 10Overnight Sensation (2024 Remaster)03:56
- 11Love of a Lifetime (2024 Remaster)04:50
- 12Helpless (2024 Remaster)04:26
Info for Firehouse (2024 Remaster)
American glam metal band FireHouse were formed in Charlotte, North Carolina in 1989. With their critically acclaimed self-titled debut album the band was awarded as 'Best New Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Band' of 1991 in the U.S. and they became very popular in 'The Far East', mainly Japan, Singapore, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. The album 'FireHouse' spawned four singles including the band's signature power ballad 'Love Of A Lifetime', their highest charting single in the United States. Their debut album was certified double platinum in the U.S. and reached gold in Japan among other Far East countries. So far they sold over 7 million copies worldwide.
"Firehouse's self-titled debut was a slick, polished collection of pop-metal. While louder numbers like "Don't Treat Me Bad" sounded good on the radio, the true strength of the record was the group's knack for power ballads like the Top 10 hit "Love of a Lifetime." Firehouse had trouble coming up with a consistent set of high-quality material throughout their debut, but when they landed on a power ballad, they never sounded less than fine." (Daevid Jehnzen, AMG)
FireHouse
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FireHouse
is an American glam metal and hard rock band from Charlotte, North Carolina, formed in 1989. The band gained popularity during the early 1990s with hit singles like ""Love of a Lifetime"", ""Don't Treat Me Bad"", ""Reach for the Sky"", and ""I Live My Life for You"". Firehouse has sold over a million albums in the United States alone, and has been awarded two Billboard Music Awards.
Firehouse was formed in 1989 by C.J. Snare and Bill Leverty. The two had previously performed together in the band White Heat. They were soon joined by drummer Michael Foster and bassist Allen McKenzie. The band released their self-titled debut album in 1990, which spawned several hit singles such as ""Love of a Lifetime"", ""Don't Treat Me Bad"", and ""Shake & Tumble"". The single ""Love of a Lifetime"" peaked at #7 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and earned them a Billboard Music Award for Top Rock Single. The album's second single, ""Don't Treat Me Bad"", peaked at #9 on the Hot 100 chart, while the third single, ""Reach for the Sky"", peaked at #15.
Firehouse's discography includes five studio albums, one compilation album, one live album, three video albums, and twenty-three singles. Their most successful album to date is their self-titled debut album, which was certified double platinum by the RIAA. The band has also released two gold-certified albums, Hold Your Fire (1992) and Good Acoustics (1996).
Firehouse's music style is best described as hard rock and glam metal; it features heavy guitar riffs and catchy melodies. Their songs often feature strong vocal harmonies and soaring guitar solos. Their lyrics are often inspirational and uplifting, focusing on themes of love, friendship, and overcoming adversity.
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