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Night Ranger's 1982 debut, DAWN PATROL, was a surprise success (albeit a moderate one)--due largely to the MTV anthem "Don't Tell Me You Love Me." But it also set the stage perfectly for the massive commercial breakthrough success of their sophomore album, MIDNIGHT MADNESS.
For their second disc, the band streamlined their sound to focus more on the pop side of their songwriting, and scored bigtime with a pair of 1984's most played radio hits--the power ballad "Sister Christian," and the melodic rocker "When You Close Your Eyes." MIDNIGHT MADNESS helped make Night Ranger one of the most popular rock acts of the early-to-mid-80's. Night Ranger Midnight Madness Songs Midnight Madness Music Review Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars)  Night Ranger greatest CD¨old school¨
with this album I remember my old days school (1983), with my girlfriend, and now my wife, Night Ranger is my one of my favorite rock and roll bands, specially songs like ¨when you close your eyes¨,¨sister christian¨, ¨you can still rock in america¨ thanks for the memories. excelent CD.
Submitted by javipb (Mexico City, MEXICO)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 2 of 2 found this helpful. Noght Ranger Rocks!!!
I only wish they still made music like this!!
Submitted by springman693 (Paradise ca. USA) 
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Another Great Night Ranger Album
MIDNIGHT MADNESS is another great Night Ranger album. It's not as consistent as DAWN PATROL because the ballad "Sister Christian" is just too commercial for my liking, but the other songs are as good as anything on the earlier album. The band made one more great studio CD, 7 WISHES, and a hot live album, LIVE IN JAPAN, and then went on the 80s revival circuit.
Submitted by Adam (Suffern NY USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  Best Night Ranger CD
I'd give almost all Night Ranger CD's 3 or 4 stars because of the amazing musical talent of this band but this is the best. Not a 5 because of the commercial radio songs. "Sister Christian" and "When You Close Your Eyes" were just too commercial for my taste....everything else ROCKS..."Rumours In the Air" and "Why Does Love Have to Change"... AMAZING... especially the duelling guitar solo in the latter....
Submitted by Darin (Houston, MN, USA)
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Recorded between 1963 & 1976. Includes liner notes by Tom McGuinness.
At first glance, this looks like a very enticing collection, and in many ways it is: 53 songs covering a lot of the highlights and rarities in the band's history from 1963 through 1969. There are a few flaws, however, some of them minor and others potentially major, depending upon one's interests. For starters, it doesn't follow strict chronological order, opening with their biggest international hit, "Do Wah Diddy Diddy," from the summer of 1964, and then proceeding backward through October of 1963 and "Cock-A-Hoop" to July of 1963 and their jazzy debut, "Why Should We Not." That's not a huge problem; though for anyone who isn't familiar with the history, it's going to require a little sorting out. The EMI hits are all there on disc one, along with a few good album tracks, some superb B-sides, and compelling EP tracks ("With God on Our Side," "There's No Living Without Your Loving"). On the other hand, it's not as though most of that material isn't out somewhere already, and serious fans may feel cheated, in the sense that Raven could have (theoretically) raided EMI's vaults for an incredibly solid double-disc set of completely classic Manfred Mann up through mid-1966. They also might have then avoided the six Paul Jones solo tracks that close disc one, which, despite their chronological relationship to the group work, are the kind of commercial pop that doesn't mesh with anything here and does nothing but break the mood of this disc.
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