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Björn Lodin, vocals - Hempo Hildén, drums - Weine Johansson, bass Mankan Sedenberg, guitar- Stefan Bergström, guitar Produced by Björn LodinThe legendary Swedish hard rock outfit Baltimoore are back with their 7th album 'Fanatical'.'Fanatical' is hard hitting rock at its best and contains the bands finest performances to date. 10 tracks in total built around the trademark punchy loud twin guitar attack of Mankan Sedenberh and Stefan Bergström and melodic powerful vocals of Björn Lodin, topped off with a world class rhythm section of bassist Weine Johansson and drummer Hempo Hildén.On the album Björn comments, "Fanatical is straight forward hard rock. Loud guitars. No keyboards and an In-your-face sound yet melodic sound. It should be listened to loud!"
Recording information: BLP Studio, Rattvik; PAMA Studio 1, Karlskrona, Sweden.
Personnel: Björn Lodin (vocals); Mankan Sedenberg, Stefan Bergström (guitar).
Audio Mixers: Mankan Sedenberg; Björn Lodin.
Baltimoore Fanatical Songs | 1. | Fanatical |
| 2. | My Number 1 |
| 3. | Outer Me |
| 4. | Give Me What You've Got |
| 5. | Set Sight of Dreams, A |
| 6. | Wishes and Reality |
| 7. | Kiss Me |
| 8. | You Touch Me, I'm Healing |
| 9. | Are You Coming or Not |
| 10. | On the Inside |
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