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Live In Japan

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Download links and information about Live In Japan by The Runaways. This album was released in 1977 and it belongs to Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal genres. It contains 12 tracks with total duration of 41:18 minutes.

Artist: The Runaways
Release date: 1977
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal
Tracks: 12
Duration: 41:18
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Queens of Noise (Live) 3:21
2. California Paradise (Live) 2:54
3. All Right You Guys (Live) 3:29
4. Wild Thing (Live) 3:47
5. Gettin' Hot (Live) 2:58
6. Rock-n-Roll (Live) 4:38
7. You Drive Me Wild (Live) 3:17
8. Neon Angels On the Road to Ruin (Live) 3:32
9. I Wanna Be Where the Boys Are (Live) 2:56
10. Cherry Bomb (Live) 2:10
11. American Nights (Live) 4:03
12. C'mon (Live) 4:13

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The Runaways’ tour of Japan in the summer of 1977 was the pinnacle of the quintet’s career. The Japanese audiences received the band as royalty, and the five young Californians responded with ferocity. Drawn from June ’77 shows at Tokyo Kōsei Nenkin Kaikan and the Shibuya Kokaido, Live In Japan captures the group’s attack in all its glory. The grind and punch of “Queens of Noise,” “Gettin’ Hot” and “You Drive Me Wild” translate raging hormones into arena-rock anthems. Meanwhile, “California Paradise” and “Neon Angels On the Road To Ruin” merge the unruly swing of early rockabilly with the macho swagger of KISS. The band’s choice in covers — the Troggs’ “Wild Thing” and Lou Reed’s “Rock-n-Roll”— says everything about their convictions, and they deliver both songs with aplomb. The audience’s hysteria emanates in every song; for the Japanese teenagers, seeing and hearing the Runaways was every bit as revolutionary as Elvis had been for American audiences in 1956. The album’s high point is the definitive version of the band’s signature “Cherry Bomb,” a pure fusion of thrust and electrocution.