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\nReleased in 1980, \u201cMetal Rendez-Vous\u201d was the album that firmly established Swiss hard rock pioneers KROKUS on the international scene. After several years of lineup changes and experimentation, the band found its definitive direction with the arrival of Maltese-born vocalist Marc Storace, whose powerful voice became one of KROKUS\u2019 trademarks.
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Joined by guitarists Tommy Kiefer and Fernando von Arb, the band delivered a hard-hitting blend of driving rhythms, memorable hooks and heavy guitar work. Produced by Martin Pearson together with the band, the album became a landmark in KROKUS\u2019 career and remains one of the essential records of European hard rock.<\/p>\n
\u201cMetal Rendez-Vous\u201d features several enduring KROKUS favorites, including \u201cHeatstrokes\u201d, \u201cStreamer\u201d, \u201cTokyo Nights\u201d and the infectious \u201cBedside Radio\u201d, a song that has remained part of the band\u2019s live repertoire.<\/p>\n
Rock Candy Records later gave the album the Remastered & Reloaded treatment, bringing a cleaner, more powerful sound to this classic recording. The edition has since gone out of print, making a high-quality upgrade particularly worthwhile for collectors and longtime KROKUS fans.<\/p>\n
Tracklist
\n1\tHeatstrokes\t4:01
\n2\tBedside Radio\t3:19
\n3\tCome On\t4:29
\n4\tStreamer\t6:41
\n5\tShy Kid\t2:31
\n6\tTokyo Nights\t5:51
\n7\tLady Double Dealer\t3:12
\n8\tFire\t6:05
\n9\tNo Way\t4:02
\n10\tBack-Seat Rock ‘N’ Roll\t3:15<\/p>\n
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\nReleased in 1980, \u201cMetal Rendez-Vous\u201d was the album that firmly established Swiss hard rock pioneers KROKUS on the international scene. After several years of lineup changes and experimentation, the band found its definitive direction with the arrival of Maltese-born vocalist Marc Storace, whose powerful voice became one of KROKUS\u2019 trademarks.
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