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Kingdom Of Desire album for sale Product Description
Kingdom Of Desire album for sale by Toto was released Sep 07, 1992 on the Phantom label. Engineers include: Greg Ladanyi, Niko Bolas, Jess Sutcliffe. Kingdom Of Desire CD music Toto: Steve Lukather (vocals, guitar); David Paich (vocals, keyboards); Steve Porcaro (synthesizer, bass); Jeff Porcaro (drums). Additional personnel: Gary Herbig, Don Menza (saxophone); Chuck Findley (trumpet); C.J. Vanston (synthesizer); Jim Keltner, Lenny Castro, Joseph Porcaro, Chris Trujillo (percussion); John Elefante, Philip Ingram, Fred White, Alex Brown, Angel Rogers, Richard Page, Steven George, William Sherwood, Arnold McCuller, Kevin Dorsey, Stan Lynch, Jenny Douglas-McRae, Jackie McGhee, Phil Perry, Bobby Womack (background vocals). Kingdom Of Desire CD music contains a single disc with 11 songs.
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Kingdom Of Desire buy CD music Customer Reviews
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| Toto 'Rocks' the foundations After a long absence from their previous relatively commercial 'flop' studio album 'The Seventh One', this was Toto's return album. Also having been plagued with personel problems, this was to be a much leaner and meaner 4 piece Toto with the 2 Porcaro brothers Jeff and Mike, Steve Lukather and David Paich. With a much much rockier, heavier and at times darker presence, than before, it was to be the last album that Jeff Porcaro performed his magic on, because not long after the album was recorded he was tragically killed in a most bizarre and unforseen of deaths (having inhaled pesticide whilst gardening, triggering a serious, undiagnosed heart condition, resulting in a fatal heart attack). Thus the masterful genius of his unbelievable talent was cut short in his prime...(and I feel robbed of the most expressive drummer of my generation). Toto literally 'rock' on this album and strip back all the gloss and any 'prettiness' of any previous Toto recordings...they mean business and give a gritty, dirtier, heavy metallic treatment to songs like 'gypsy train', 'don't chain my heart', 'never enough', 'how many times', 'she knows the devil'. They tone it down a notch on ballads such as 'the other side' and 'only you', and go psychedelic jazz rock on the instrumental 'jake to the bone'. Once Jeff died, everything changed and Toto were never the same. This album is the work of seasoned musicians, at their peak pushing and exploring their Rockier side. R.I.P Jeff, your genius cut down in its prime is truly missed. By Philippe (Edinburgh, Scotland)  |
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Kingdom Of Desire songs Product Details
| CD Universe Part number | 7097724 |
| Label | Phantom |
| Orig Year | 1993 |
| Catalog number | 4716339 |
| Discs | 1 |
| Release Date | Sep 07, 1992 |
| Studio/Live | Studio |
| Mono/Stereo | Stereo |
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