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Midnite Dynamite 1985 Album
Kix

Midnite Dynamite Midnite Dynamite
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1. Midnite Dynamite 3m 51s
2. Red Hot (Black & Blue) 3m 23s
3. Bang Bang (Balls of Fire) 4m
4. Layin' Rubber 3m 52s
5. Walkin' Away 4m 56s
6. Scarlet Fever 4m 20s
7. Cry Baby 4m 17s
8. Cold Shower 5m 2s
9. Lie Like A Rug 3m 41s
10. Sex 3m 56s

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Before Kix hit the big time with 1988's Blow My Fuse, their inital shot was this record released three years prior, which was every bit as enveloping, but for some reason, completely went under the radar. Produced by glam metal whisperer Beau Hill (producing Ratt's debut was his entry to the big leagues), all of the elements were in place for Kix to follow in their footsteps, but the album did not chart. The AC/DC-like stomp of the title track sets the tone, there is the prerequisite power ballad ("Walkin' Away"), and by and large the group has moved away from the bar room rock and New Wave which they flirted with on the previous album (1983's Cool Kids). However, despite the glut of impactful tunes, you get the feeling the band has not completely gelled. And Steve Whiteman's screaming mug on the cover surely had to switch a lot of people off, right? Still, it's a relatively fun ride.
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