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Hirsh Gardner: My Brain Needs A Holiday - COMPACT DISCSTitle: My Brain Needs A Holiday Artist: Hirsh Gardner Label: Escape Music Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 5031281003072 Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal Release Date: 2017 09 08 Number of Discs: 2 Hirsh Gardner is set to release his sophomore solo effort in August, 2017. Entitled "My Brain Needs a Holiday" this 10 song disc is the long awaited follow up to Gardner's acclaimed solo album "Wasteland for Broken Hearts": which is included in this package as a
Title: My Brain Needs A HolidayArtist: Hirsh Gardner
Label: Escape Music
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5031281003072
Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal
Release Date: 2017-09-08
Number of Discs: 2
Hirsh Gardner is set to release his sophomore solo effort in August, 2017. Entitled "My Brain Needs a Holiday" this 10 song disc is the long awaited follow up to Gardner's acclaimed solo album "Wasteland for Broken Hearts": which is included in this package as a bonus disc. They are both full of AOR anthems and thunderous ballads. Moving to Boston, Mass in his teens, Hirsh attended the famed Berklee College of Music and studied there for 4 years. Soon afterwards Hirsh joined forces with future New England keyboardist Jimmy Waldo and along the way they also recruited future New Englanders Gary Shea and John Fannon. Initially going under the name Target the foursome felt they needed a different more dramatic moniker that reflected their many and varied influences, thus New England were born. In the years between 1979 and 1982 Hirsh was an integral part of one of the classiest AOR/Melodic Rock bands on the planet. New England released 3 world class albums (S/T, Explorer Suite and Walking Wild), working with top class producers such as Mike Stone, Todd Rundgren and toured extensively with the likes of KISS, AC/DC and Journey, but all good things come to an end and in 1982 Hirsh found himself looking for another band. A phone call from Kiss' Gene Simmons would take Hirsh and fellow New Englanders Shea and Waldo to LA to work with upcoming singer songwriter Vinnie Cusano. The band Warrior came to be but this was short lived as Cusano was quickly snatched up by KISS assuming the name Vinnie Vincent, so once more Hirsh found himself looking for a new direction. Taking on board lessons learned earlier from working with the likes of Stone and Rundgren, Hirsh was soon an "in demand" producer in and around the Boston area and worked with artists many and varied, Willie Nile, Mass, Shyboy and Vice just some of acts that benefitted from Hirsh's talents in the producer's chair. 1997 found Hirsh being awarded Producer of the year for the Boston Phoenix as well as being nominated 5 times in the Boston Music awards and winning it once in 1998.
Tracks:
1.1 My Brain Needs a Holiday
1.2 Lost in the Darkness Tonight
1.3 My Brain Needs a Holiday
1.4 Git It Back
1.5 Love Is
1.6 Do Me Do Me
1.7 If You Need T'talk
1.8 Diamond Moon
1.9 Shadows
1.10 Sister Jane
1.11 Whiter Shade of Pale
2.1 Wasteland for Broken Hearts
2.2 Don't You Steal
2.3 She Is Love
2.4 Thunder in Her Heart
2.5 Bad Cowboy
2.6 When the Sky Cries
2.7 Your Love
2.8 Hold You in My Dreams
2.9 Never Love
2.10 Welcome Home
2.11 More Than You'll Ever Know
2.12 Welcome Home (Reprise)
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Nice sounding phono. For the price, it is great! Having trouble getting it to connect to Wifi, but I'll keep trying......
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★★★★★ 5
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Okay, I was born in 1985, of course I’ve always known that vinyls exist but never seen one work like live, forget about me putting it to play a record, so… this is my first record player I’ve ever bought, I did do some research before getting it and I was lucky to have gotten it because now it says “currently unavailable”, but I’m happy with my purchase and I do hope that Amazon make more of these for everyone who wants one, maybe even upgrade it a little bit… sounds good and clear but you can always hook it up to some speakers for more bass or volume. I haven’t tried the bluetooth yet so I’m not really sure what can you pair or not. It has Auto-stop so at the end of the side of the vinyl, it stops spinning. The briefcase appearance makes it stay on the vintage realm and is easy to carry and I liked the fabric used instead of vinyl-leather material like because they tend to deteriorate.
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★★★★★ 5
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This was a Christmas gift for my son. He loves records. He was very happy with it. So far it works and very nice suite case where we can move it from one place to other.
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