
by Romeo Void
CBS RECORDS
BFC 39155
1984
STEREO
MUSICIANS:
DEBORA IYALL-VOCALS
PETER WOODS-GUITAR
BENJAMIN BOSSI-SAXOPHONE
FRANK ZINCAVAGE-BASS
AARON SMITH-DRUMS & PERCUSSION
PRODUCED AND ENGINEERED BY DAVID KAHNE

SIDE A:
OUT ON MY OWN
JUST TOO EASY
BILLY'S BIRTHDAY
GOING TO NEON
SIX DAYS AND ONE
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SIDE B:
A GIRL IN TROUBLE (IS A TEMPORARY THING)
SAY NO
YOUR LIFE IS A LIE
INSTINCTS
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Editor's note: you might remember these guys better if you slept together. Never Say Never. Ring a bell? I always thought a chick band sang that tune. Well, some will say that any band of dudes with a female lead singer is a chick band and I have to somewhat agree. This is RV's last album and it's a fitting coda because they sound ready to quit. I wouldn't call it a bad album but it's certainly lackadaisical. Kind of like that period between falling asleep and actually sleeping. A void all right, of connect and deliverance between performer and consumer. Some respectable artwork on the covers nonetheless.
PS Randy Jackson of American Idol plays bass on a few tracks. Thrilled? Yeah, me too.




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