Idle Cure – Eclipse – 1994

Here’s the 5th and final album from Idle Cure. They stepped away from their usual arena rock style and presented a little more of a 90’s sound thankfully without going grunge. I think most of their fans found it a little disappointing due to this but I think it’s a pretty good album. Billy Smiley came in to produce the album and as usual did a great job. Dann Huff helped out also with some kicking guitar riffs. The album might have been a little heavy on the keyboards but that’s okay by me. This album was on Rick Cua’s new Salt Incorporated label which had some distribution challenges so I don’t know if the album got out there for people to buy. The band split amicable and I’ve read posts from Steve Shannon speaking in very positive tones about the while Idle Cure experience. All good things come to an end but it is nice when the end peacefully.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPcTOx34g9XRXgRQD3-OWE3uuMpcIYFnW

Tracklist
1 – What’s Your Point Of View? – 4:17
2 – Pour Out My Soul – 4:21
3 – Two Hearts – 3:21
4 – Never Say Goodbye – 5:26
5 – Burning Gomorrah – 4:14
6 – Living Water – 4:44
7 – Shake It Up – 4:13
8 – Merciful Man – 3:52
9 – The Only Thing – 5:19
10 – Bring Me Through The Day – 4:02

Credits
Backing Vocals – Bob Carlisle
Bass – Mark Hill
Drums, Percussion – Jon Knox
Executive-Producer – Eddie Huff
Guitar – Dann Huff
Guitar, Backing Vocals – Glenn Pearce, Mark Ambrose
Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Pete Lomakin
Keyboards, Programmed By – Blair Masters
Lead Vocals – Steve Shannon
Lyricon – Dan Michaels
Percussion – Eric Darken
Producer, Vocals – Billy Smiley
Vocals – Chris Rodriguez, Guy Penrod

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