DOWNLOAD Kix - The Shooze/Generators Demo Sessions (Bootleg) (1979) [320 MP3 192 kbit/s] rar zip

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Kix - The Shooze/Generators Demo Sessions (Bootleg) is one of the best albums, released in 1979. The genre of the album is not surprising - Hard rock, Glam metal, The best audio rip (CD and Vinyl) is in MP3 192 kbit/s and you can download it as RAR or ZIP file format. The album is recorded in United States and the lyrics language is English.

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List of songs/tracklist included in the album:

THE SHOOZE
1. The Kid
2. Contrary Mary
3. Rock'n'Roll Man
4. Last Call
5. Heartache
6. I Want You
7. Kix Are for Kids
8. Poison
9. Love at First Sight
GENERATORS
1. The Kid
2. Daddy's Little Girl
3. Contrary Mary
4. By Surprise
5. Up To You
6. Atomic Bombs
7. Rock'n'Roll Man
8. Last Call
9. Mud Pies
Info: Kix was started by Ronnie "10/10" Younkins and Donnie Purnell in Dec. of 1977 in Hagerstown, Maryland. The first song Ronnie and Donnie played together was Atomic Bombs. They played with two musicians from Pittsburgh, "Tee" and "Tunes." The first practices were at the Old Mill Inn, in Williamsport, MD, just outside of Hagerstown. Because "Tee" and "Tunes" lived so far away the rehearsals didn't work out. They started rehearsing with Brian "Damage" Forsythe, whom Ronnie asked to join the new band. Soon after they invited Donnie Spence to join as a drummer. He didn't have a car so he was picked up every day for rehearsals. Steve Whiteman was added to the band after a couple of other lead singers (Terry Brady and Sam Smith) didn't work out. Steve also played drums, so he and Donnie Spence, who was also a good singer, would alternate drums and lead vocals. Steve though, sang all the difficult songs. The guys met Steve at a show at The Other Place in Ridgely, WV. They had heard about him, and went to see him play with his old band. During the break they took him out to the car and played him a cassette of their original songs. They asked him to join. A week later Steve moved to Hagerstown, to join what was then called "The Shooze."