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Their first international release brought this Finnish goth band to world attention with its unapologetically guitar-centered sound, which conjured memories of such 1980s predecessors as the Sisters of Mercy, the Mission, and the Cult. Though singer Jyrki 69's vocals follow the classic forbidding goth tradition, the band's sound is surprisingly accessible, and the title track, a tribute to the Doors' Jim Morrison, transcends its churchyard origins as rock & roll for the ages.
The 69 Eyes horror-punk it out on WASTING THE DAWN.
The 69 Eyes: Jyrki (vocals); Bazie, Timo (guitar); Archzie (bass guitar); Jussi 69 (drums, percussion). 69 Eyes Wasting The Dawn Songs | 1. | Truck On |
| 2. | Lay Down Your Arms |
| 3. | Wasting the Dawn |
| 4. | You Aint the Reason |
| 5. | Lazarus Heart |
| 6. | Whos Gonna Pay the Bail |
| 7. | All American Dream |
| 8. | Be My Speed |
| 9. | Hand of God |
| 10. | Next Stop Paradise |
| 11. | Starshine |
| 12. | Lay Down Your Arms - (remix) |
| 13. | Wasting the Dawn - (remix) |
| 14. | Next Stop Paradise - (remix) |
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Wasting The Dawn Music Review Purchase Wasting The Dawn CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Morbid Angel Covenant CD (1993)
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| | 69 Eyes Blessed Be CD (2000)
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| | Ray Robinson What It Is CD (2004) Import
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Canadian R&B singer Ray Robinson debuts with 2004's gospel-influenced WHAT IT IS, featuring the singles "Good Times," "Be the One" and "Missed Your Chance."
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