Trash - Trash - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Alice Cooper - Trash [COMPACT DISCS] date 02/01/2008

NEW MASTERING - FULL BOOKLET WITH PICS AND LYRICS. TRASH, an old-school hard rock band, was formed in Stockholm (Sweden) in 1982 by guitarist Mike Mocadem (aka Mikael Mujanne) and singer Ron Taylor (real name Tony Hellander). Mocadem and guitarist Gene Ball (Jens Grundelius) were previously members of STONEHENGE (but only Jens appears on the EP). Drummer Rudy 'Runner' Fluch and bassist Pete PJ Jaegerhult complete the band. Drummer Fluch will be replaced after the first album by Pete Jägerhult (ex-ATTACK and TEMPLEROCK) and bassist Jaegerhult by Cay Coda. Inspired by Hanoi Rocks and AC/DC, the quintet made an impressive debut with 1983's underground classic InchWatch OutInch. Today, when we think of Swedish metal and hard rock, the images that come to mind are of beautiful Scandinavian melodies and majestic sounds steeped in historical romance. At the time, Heavy Road, Silver Mountain, Torch and Glory were known only to insiders. For those expecting beautiful melodies, the direction taken by Trash is completely different. The sound created by the three core members, singer Tony Roy Taylor and guitarists Mike 'Mojo' Mocadem and Gene Ball, is simply fantastic. They were the only band that spat on life. Taylor's hooky vocals, the eerily calm and heavy rhythm, and the guitar work overlaying them have been slightly honed and refined, although the vocal harmonies have retained their superficial beauty. Thrash's debut album was produced by Börje 'The Boss' Forsberg (the man behind Black Mark Records). Although the drummer and bassist were different from those on InchWatch OutInch, they packed a dark, wet heavy rock of immorality and decadence into InchBurnin' RockInch, which was released a few years later on Atlantic Records. Renowned producer Max Norman (Ozzy Osbourne, Bad Company, Savatage, Loudness, etc...) was in charge of the album's worldwide . Although it led to a US

The album Burnin' Rock by the Swedish band Trash is a relatively lesser-known but cherished classic among fans of hard rock and glam rock. Released in 1985, the album showcases the band's energetic sound and unapologetically fun attitude, with a mix of glam-inspired hooks, hard-hitting riffs, and raw rock 'n' roll energy. Active primarily in the late 70s and early 80s, Trash became known for their vibrant performances and anthemic songs. With Burnin' Rock, the band captured the rebellious and party-centric spirit of 80s rock, crafting tracks that are both infectious and full of swagger. Some notable tracks from Burnin' Rock include InchBoogie Woogie ManInch The album opener, an upbeat, toe-tapping song that immediately sets the stage for a fun and dynamic listening experience, InchBurnin' RockInch The title track is a fiery anthem that embodies the album's explosive energy, with blistering guitar riffs and a powerful chorus, InchI Can't Get The One (I want... )Inch A heartfelt and relatable track that blends emotional depth with a punchy rock melody, InchRock Me... Rock You!Inch A high-energy anthem that perfectly encapsulates the glam rock vibe of the 80s. It features powerful guitar riffs, an infectious beat, and a chorus designed for audience sing-alongs and InchRock 'N' Roll RiotInch A rebellious and electrifying closer that leaves listeners on a high note. If you enjoy bands like The Sweet, Slade, or even early KISS, Burnin' Rock will resonate with it's blend of glam and classic rock vibes. It's a quintessential rock album that deserves more recognition.