Heart's self-titled 1985 album, on 12" vinyl, marked their shift to hard rock. It features hits like "What About Love" and "These Dreams," showcasing the Wilson sisters' talent for both power and melody. This record is a must-have for fans, offering a chance to revisit a turning point in rock history on a classic format.
For fans of the iconic rock band Heart, the 1985 self-titled release, their eighth studio album but ninth overall, holds a special place. This 12" LP vinyl record marked a significant turning point in their sound, solidifying their move into the realm of mainstream hard rock.
Previously known for their folk-rock roots, Heart had been steadily incorporating harder-edged elements into their music throughout the early 1980s. The self-titled album fully embraced this evolution, showcasing a band at the peak of their creative and commercial power.
The impact is undeniable from the first spin. Powerful guitar riffs and driving drums set the stage for the soaring vocals of sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson.
This vinyl release offers a unique listening experience. The crackle and warmth inherent to the format enhance the raw energy of the music. Hearing the album unfold on a turntable allows listeners to fully appreciate the musicianship and production value of each song.
Beyond the sonic experience, the self-titled album boasts a collection of iconic songs that continue to resonate with fans today. The power ballad "These Dreams," a Grammy-nominated track, remains a radio staple and a testament to the band's songwriting prowess.
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American Hard Rock, Heavy Metal |
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The album: "HEART"was produced by: Ron Nevison Sound/Recording Engineer(s): Ron Nevison Ron Nevison is a legendary American producer and sound engineer whose iconic work shaped the sound of '70s and '80s rock. Known for his collaborations with Led Zeppelin, Heart, Ozzy Osbourne, and more, he brought raw energy and polished perfection to countless albums. Learn more in the full biography.
This album was recorded at: Record Plant, Los Angeles - Record Plant Studios, Sausalito - January - April 1985 Album cover design: Norman Moore Album cover photography: Rebecca Blake |
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Record Label & Catalognr: Capitol 1C 064-24 0372 1 |
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| Album Packaging:This album "HEART"includes the original custom inner sleeve with album details, complete lyrics of all songs by and artwork/photos | |
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Media Format: 12" LP Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record Total Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram |
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Year & Country: 1985 Made in Germany |
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Personnel/Band Members and Musicians on: HEART - S/T Self-Titled |
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Complete Track-listing of the album "HEART - S/T Self-Titled" |
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The detailed tracklist of this record "HEART - S/T Self-Titled" is:
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Large Full-page group photo of the Heart band on the front cover
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Large group photo of the HEART band
"HEART ( Self-Titled )" Record Label Details: CAPITOL Records 1C 06-24 0372 1 ℗ 1985 Capitol Records Inc. Sound Copyright
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