Track Listings
| 1. The New Order |
| 2. So Blind |
| 3. Breakout |
| 4. Deceive Me |
| 5. Kirstallnacht |
| 6. Black Sea |
| 7. Delicate Adversary |
| 8. Back to the Homeland |
| 9. Rock n Roll Queen |
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
Originally formed in 1976 by Brian Clark, the first lineup of Survivor had David Hewitt on drums and Brian's brother Kevin Clark as lead vocalist. Later that same year, David and Kevin departed the band, Brian taking over the lead vocals as well as bass guitar, and Brian Martini came aboard as the outfit's drummer. This set Survivor's most memorable and popular line-up until the band's demise almost three years later- Brian Clark, bass and vocals; Brian Martini, drums; Pat O'Hara, lead and rhythm guitars; and Paul Restovich, lead and rhythm guitar, and backing vocal.
Based out of Shreveport, Louisiana, Survivor's goal was playing and making a living, such as it was, at regional clubs; playing just enough cover songs to "get by", the band continually spotlighted its original material, hoping to one day make it to a higher level, Alas, as with so many, it was not to be. Survivor's musical influences were fairly hardcore in those days when disco ruled America; Judas Priest, Thin Lizzy and Led Zeppelin were a few of the band's faves, and it showed in their writing. Melodically strong with a tight, driving rhythm section, Survivor was a tad weak vocally, but more than made up for it in their live shows. Dramatic and theatrical for a regional band, they made use of intro tapes, striking backdrops, similar costuming and the like. The band even played on a club circuit throughout the southwest U.S. in '78. Most of the audiences wanted to hear the Eagles covered, while Survivor busily churned out Cheap Trick, Blue Oyster Cult, as well as their own material. Finally in '79. the band "dis-banded", for good. Of course, to this day there is confusion over the band's name, and I start any discussion of it with the obligatory "not the 'Eye of the Tiger' Survivor." As far as I know, we had the name before them, and for what it's worth that's that.
There are still some people in the Ark-La-Tex region who remember Survivor's club shows with fondness, and even a few that have a dusty, old vinyl copy of this album that we made ourselves, and sold at our shows. Enjoy. - Brian Clark
Product Description
Reissue of 1979 Louisiana hard rock meets metal classic and collector item with a sound inspired by Thin Lizzy, UFO, Led Zeppelin and Judas Preist. Highlighted by the outstanding guitars of Pat O'Hara and Paul Restovich! With bonus non-Lp cut! This group later evolved into the Christian heavy metal group Philadelphia, who released 2 albums.
All Your Pretty Moves,Survivor,Monster Records,Hard Rock,Pop,Reissue of 1979 Louisiana hard rock meets metal classic and collector item with a sound inspired by Thin Lizzy, UFO, Led Zeppelin and Judas Preist. Highlighted by the outstanding guitars of Pat O'Hara and Paul Restovich.,Rock,Rock & Roll,Rock/Pop
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All Your Pretty Moves
Survivor Manufacturer: Monster Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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ASIN: B0000BZFQ5 Release Date: 2003-08-04 |
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Album Description
Reissue of 1979 Louisiana hard rock meets metal classic and collector item with a sound inspired by Thin Lizzy, UFO, Led Zeppelin and Judas Preist. Highlighted by the outstanding guitars of Pat O'Hara and Paul Restovich! With bonus non-Lp cut! This group later evolved into the Christian heavy metal group Philadelphia, who released 2 albums.Customer Reviews:
Christian listener.......2004-07-07
Very good obscure hard rocker that'll grow on you!!.......2003-10-20
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