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01 |
Hurting Kind (I've Got My Eyes On You) |
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04:04 |
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02 |
Nirvana |
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04:36 |
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03 |
Anniversary |
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05:02 |
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04 |
Watching You |
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04:19 |
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| UPC (Barcode) |
075679133625 |
| Extras |
Incomplete Tape-Recording |
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| Bass Guitar |
Charlie Jones |
| Guitar-Electric |
Chris Blackwell |
| Guitar-Electric |
Doug Boyle |
| Guitar-Electric |
Phil Johnstone |
| Keyboards-Various |
Phil Johnstone |
| Unlisted Instrument |
Chris Blackwell |
| Vocals |
Caroline Harding |
| Vocals |
Laila Cohen |
| Vocals |
Micky Groome |
| Vocals |
Rob Stride |
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Robert Plant |
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| Producer |
Mark Stent; Phil Johnstone; Robert Plant |
| Engineer |
Jeremy Wheatley; Michael Butterworth; Mark Stent |
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Date of US Release March 1990 Manic Nirvana essentially continued the revitalized hard-rock crunch of Now & Zen. Unlike the previous record, Manic Nirvana played it a little closer to the vest, concentrating on a set of lean, driving riff-rockers instead of ponderous Led Zeppelin pomp. While the overall result is successful - especially on the frenzied "Hurting Kind," and the technicolor stomp of "Tie Die on the Highway," and the affectionate rockabilly cover "Your Ma Said You Cried in Your Sleep Last Night" - the album sounds like a holding pattern instead of a step forward.
