Winger - Pull
| Release date: | 18 May 1993 |
| Style: | Glam metal, Hard rock |
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01. Blind Revolution Mad
02. Down Incognito
03. Spell I'm Under
04. In My Veins
05. Junkyard Dog (Tears on Stone)
06. The Lucky One
07. In for the Kill
08. No Man's Land
09. Like A Ritual
10. Who's The One
11. Hell To Pay [Japanese bonus]
02. Down Incognito
03. Spell I'm Under
04. In My Veins
05. Junkyard Dog (Tears on Stone)
06. The Lucky One
07. In for the Kill
08. No Man's Land
09. Like A Ritual
10. Who's The One
11. Hell To Pay [Japanese bonus]
Frank Latorre - harmonica on "Down Incognito"
Alex Acuna - percussion on "Like A Ritual" and "Who's The One"
Produced by Mike Shipley
Co-produced by Kip Winger
Recorded and mixed by Mike Shipley
Assisted by Mike Stock
Mastered by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound, NYC
Recorded and mixed at "Secret Sound - South Pacific" 1992-1993
Found in 3 lists
Top lists
| Metal Rasputin | Metal Rasputin's Absolute Favorite Albums Of All Time | #235 |
| Alex Avagianos | Top 20 Of 1993 | #16 |
| metal220 | Cds I Wish I Never Bought | #19 |
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| Metal Rasputin Posts: 1259  |
You know what? This is actually really damn good album, I mean seriously kickass 90's hard rock record. Winger were always some of the more talented glam metal musicians around, but the fact that they tried too hard to cash in with the glam craze pretty much made the whole band a laughing stock of the whole world and killed this album before it even got a chance. This is a kind of stuff they were actually capable of playing without clowning around. Junkyard Dog is awesome song, same goes with Blind Revolution Mad and Spell I'm Under.
---- You've got a lot of guts. Let's see what they look like!
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