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Out of print in the U.S.! Import pressing of this 1988 album from the British Blues rockers. Though no longer fronted by vocalist Paul Rodgers, the band were still capable of churning out some respectable Rock 'N' Roll. 11 tracks. Warner.
Bad Company: Brian Howe (vocals); Mick Ralphs (guitar); Simon Kirke (drums).
Additional personnel: Terry Thomas (guitar, Hammond organ, background vocals); Steve Price (bass); Jon Mallison (backgorund vocals).
Recorded at the Farmyard, Little Chalfont, England.
Personnel: Brian Howe (vocals); Mick Ralphs (guitar, keyboards); Terry Thomas (guitar, background vocals); Steve Price (bass guitar); Simon Kirke (drums); Jon Mallison (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Rafe McKenna; Terry Thomas.
Recording information: Farmyard, Little Chalfont, London, England; Livingston Studios, London, England.
Photographer: Johnny Rozsa.
Bad Company launched a major comeback in 1988 with Dangerous Age. It wasn't the original lineup, lacking Paul Rodgers, but Mick Ralphs was still on board, and he could still turn out some pretty solid numbers, like the title track and "One Night." The album also suffers from a slick, late-'80s AOR production, but compared to some of the albums that came later, Dangerous Age was satisfying. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
In the mid/late-'80s, the rock scene was hard to decipher. With an over-saturation of new bands either aping Led Zeppelin's boogie woogie metal or glam pop candy, older rock fans were left scratching their heads in bewilderment. Lucky for them, such classic rock bands as Bad Company made strong returns, as proven by 1988's DANGEROUS AGE. Like the band's other '80s recordings, the songs are slightly more commercial than their grittier '70s output, with such titles as "No Smoke Without A Fire" and the title track being highlights.
Bad Company Dangerous Age Songs Dangerous Age Music Review Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)   Brian Howe Rocks !
Gotta say.. after having lived with Bad Co's "new" singer as he was back in the mid 80's for 20 yrs now...gulp Brian Howe still stands up as one hell of a replacement for Paul Rogers!! His singing is straight out of Foreigner's Lou Gramms book of chops... and the song writing on this and all other Howe/Bad Co albums is always hook laden, catchy, melodic, yet still hard rockin... thanks to the songwriting and producing talents of Mr Thomas..who co wrote most of em with Brian. Check out all of Bad Co's output with this line up..4 studio, and one live CD.. magic!!
Submitted by neilo.tudor (Merseyside England)
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AWESOME!
Bad Company's new 1988 singer Brian Howe really did the job!!! This album is pure heavy-hard rock!!! The epic tracks "One Night" and "No Smoke Without A Fire" are all about the heaviness of rock'n'roll!!! The title track also packs a heavy punch! I'd have to say that this is Bad Company's best album!!! If not, it's their best album with Brian Howe! Rock on!!!!!!! (Check out 1990's "Holy Water" too)!!!
Submitted by SSS (Calofornia)
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'Dangerous Age', that's their title of this second post-Paul Rodgers effort? Hey, guys - PLEASE don't flatter yourselves! This CD is okay, with the better cuts being the catchy "No Smoke Without A Fire" and "Rock Of America". At least with this line-up of Bad Company, former vocalist Brian Howe is able to do endless solo tours of tiny clubs, thus living off his days with Mick Ralphs and co.
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Surprising
While I am a huge fan of the more bluesy early Bad Company, I remember back in the late 80's of news of a new singer. I thought there was no way they'd be able to pull it off without Rodgers. I guess they showed me. This is one of my favorite Bad Company CD's.
The whole cd rocks and becomes addicting. you'll find yourself listening over and over again.
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