McAuley-Schenker Group Perfect Timing CD Bonus

Perfect Timing Music

List Price	$32.98 (You save $5.39)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Hard Rock
Label	Phantom
Orig Year	1987
All Time Sales Rank	12461
CD Universe Part number	1268039
Catalog number	53145
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 08, 2000
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Personnel	Michael Schenker - guitar Steve Mann - guitars, keyboards Robin McAuley - vocals Mitch Perry
Additional Info	Bonus Tracks; Japan; Remastered

McAuley-Schenker Group Perfect Timing Songs

	1.	Gimme Your Love
	2.	Here Today - Gone Tomorrow
	3.	Don't Stop Me Now
	4.	No Time For Losers
	5.	Follow the Night
	6.	Get Out
	7.	Love Is Not a Game
	8.	Time
	9.	I Don't Wanna Lose
	10.	Rock til You're Crazy
	11.	Gimme Your Love
	12.	Follow the Night

Perfect Timing Music Review

Average Rating: (4.6 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

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5 stars Rocks..
I've bought all three cds of MSG Which you can find it here in CdUniverse.They're all made in Japan (i.e. way too expensive)but man every cent worths it you know.3 killer cds of 80's hard-rock era.Don't miss'em..buy'em all while they're still here..you'll not regret it.
Submitted by thelasthardman (Istanbul,TURKEY)
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5 stars OLD SCHOOL RULES!
If you like bands like DEF LEPPARD, BON JOVI,REO SPEEDWAGON then you will like this cd.It's worth the money.
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5 stars One of the best albuns of Heavy Metal Music
This one of the greatest albums made by McAuley & Michael Schenker Group, also albums "M.S.G." and "Save Yourself" is to considerer and buy - Review by Mr. Robalo, from Lisbon in Portugal (A Heavy Metal Music Lover)
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5 stars When Metal ruled !!!
Great trip back to 1987 when these guys ruled. This album has it all: a powerful ballad "Time" a heart breaking tune "Love is not a game" and a pure rock roller coaster in "Get out". This album stands at a fine line between Heavy Metal and Hard Rock so if you like Bon Jovi, Dokken or even Heart you should like it.
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4 stars a very good disk
although I like mor the disk save your self perfect timing is also my favorit. robin's voice and the songs of michael are a good combination. well done!!!!
Submitted by schiessmaipu1 (santiago de chile)
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