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Return To The East Live 2016
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Founded in Napoli by Serafino Perugino, as a business specialized in Melodic Rock indie labels in February 1996, Frontiers soon developed as one of the cutting edge indie label companies in Melodic and Hard Rock Music. After a developing a partnership - which lasted the few initial years with the British production company Now & Then (who brought bands and artists like TEN, HAREM SCAREM, CROWN OF THORNS, JORN and several others into the label’s roster) - along with a careful and aggressive A&R policy, Frontiers has soon become synonymous with quality Classic and Melodic Hard Rock, Progressive and Metal music in the international markets.
Achieving this from the headquarters in Napoli, was not an easy task, but the well-oiled and highly ambitious team, managed in a few years to release new albums from some of Rock true giants. The list includes: DEF LEPPARD, TOTO, WHITESNAKE, YES, JOURNEY, ALAN PARSONS, MICHAEL BOLTON, SURVIVOR, SEBASTIAN BACH, STYX, ASIA, JEFF LYNNE and ELO, HEART, BLACKMORE’S NIGHT, GLENN HUGHES, Y&T, FOREIGNER, EXTREME, SAMMY HAGAR, WINGER, URIAH HEEP, DANGER DANGER, RICK SPRINGFIELD, HOUSE OF LORDS, REO SPEEDWAGON, STRYPER, MR BIG, TED NUGENT, NIGHT RANGER, PRIMAL FEAR, NELSON, WARRANT, GREAT WHITE, DENNIS DEYOUNG and many more!
Besides that, Frontiers also set up during this time many exciting new projects and bands to release of Rock's finest voices, or give some still established artists the chance to show a new side of their musical personality! Shining examples are REVOLUTION SAINTS (featuring Deen Castronovo ex-Journey, Doug Aldrich ex-Whitesnake and Jack Blades of Night Ranger), RATED X (feat. Joe Lynn Turner, Carmine Appice, Tony Franklin and Karl Cochran), W.E.T (with Jeff Scott Soto and members of Eclipse and Work of Art), THE DARK ELEMENT (featuring ex-Nightwish singer Anette Olzon and ex-Sonata Arctica guitarist Jani Liimatainen) not forgetting the evolution of KANSAS' Billy Greer and his SEVENTH KEY release, from a studio project to a real live band and the stunning PRIDE OF LIONS, featuring former SURVIVOR main songwriter Jim Peterik and vocal star Toby Hitchcock.
And of course a ton of exciting new talent launched during the years (from ECLIPSE to ONE DESIRE and INGLORIOUS, to CRAZY LIXX, LORDS OF BLACK, WORK OF ART and of course several others) which is now where the A&R focus of the label is.
Frontiers Records' foreword has always been to dream together with the thousands of people that love quality Rock music. Achieving this means constant hard work from a well-oiled and highly ambitious team at the Frontiers Records headquarters in Napoli, Italy.
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Track Listings
1 | It's Another Day 4:17 |
2 | Kiss of Death (Live) 5:23 |
3 | The Hunter (Live) 4:03 |
4 | Unchain the Night (Live) 5:49 |
5 | When Heaven Comes Down (Live) 4:17 |
6 | Breaking the Chains (Live) 4:54 |
7 | Into the Fire (Live) 5:52 |
8 | Dream Warriors (Live) 4:27 |
9 | Tooth and Nail (Live) 3:46 |
10 | Alone Again (Intro) (Live) 2:30 |
11 | Alone Again (Live) 3:35 |
12 | It's Not Love (Live) 7:32 |
13 | In My Dreams (Live) 5:18 |
14 | Heaven Sent (Acoustic) 4:39 |
15 | Will the Sun Rise (Acoustic) 4:48 |
Editorial Reviews
Dokken cemented their status as one of the legendary hard rock/heavy metal archetypes of the '80s rock scene with numerous successful albums and tours, evergreen songs and music videos and a lore that will live on forever. The tumultuous relationship between band members is well documented, but in 2016 the classic original line-up of Don Dokken, George Lynch, Jeff Pilson, and Mick Brown reunited to play the world famous Loud Park Festival in Japan.
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 4.94 x 5.63 x 0.41 inches; 4 ounces
- Manufacturer : FRONTIERS MUSIC SRL
- Original Release Date : 2018
- Date First Available : February 15, 2018
- Label : FRONTIERS MUSIC SRL
- ASIN : B079NBPNXP
- Number of discs : 2
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UPDATE: Thankfully the label FRONTIERS were GREAT about this and sent me a new & perfectly playable CD. I want to thank them for that and have changed my rating for this release to 5 stars!
Poorly shot footage of the warm up gig in South Dakota comprises the first 40 minutes of the "concert portion" of the DVD. Ocassional shots of a Japanese stadium are hilariously interspersed in the first few songs. Then the producers change approach and use some really dated split screen and other "cheesy" special effects. It's also funny to see Don Dokken getting utterly pissed during "Paris is Burning" when he has trouble with his in ear monitors.
Then "kiss of death" starts and suddenly the band is in front of a Japanese stadium. Only the audio doesn't sync with the video of either the Japan or South Dakota footage used during the song. I'm guessing they just recorded the whole song again in the studio and then tried to paste it on top of existing footage.
The backstage interviews and footage are actually pretty good. I find it particularly amusing when Don calls Jeff out for not interacting with the crowd enough on the first few songs when we've just witnessed Don not interacting with the crowd for the entire show!
A word about the music. After the initial shock, I find myself kind of liking Don's low note approach to the tunes. It really shows off how important Jeff's backing vocals are to the overall sound. Speaking of Jeff, you can finally hear his bass on this recording. Also...The new song is better than I'd thought it would be, and the acoustic bonus tracks are well done with Don especially capturing some of his old glory.
If you are on the fence with this one please buy, you will not be disappointed.
Dano