Welcome to Blue Island [Bonus Tracks] Enuff Z'nuff

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CD - Bonus Tracks

  • Release Date: 06/24/2003
  • Original Release: 2002
  • Sales Rank: 91,058
  • Label: PERRIS RECORDS
  • UPC: 670573013020

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Welcome to Blue Island [Bonus Tracks]

1LISTENSaturday 3:21
2LISTENCan't Wait 4:12
3LISTENGood Times (Are Hard to Find) 5:30
4LISTENSanibel Island 4:14
5LISTENI've Fallen in Love Again 5:53
6LISTENRoll Me 2:54
7LISTENRoller Bladin' in the Shade 4:44
8LISTENMan Without a Heart 3:57
9LISTENZ Overture 3:27
10LISTENZentimental Journey 4:19
11LISTENThe Sun 2:05
12LISTENYou've Got to Hide Your Love Away Bonus Track 2:27
13LISTEN87 Days Bonus Track 3:17
14LISTENAll Aplogies Bonus Track 3:09
15LISTENDonnie Vie Bonus Track 1:12

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With quite a few of the '80s-era glam-metal acts trying to come back with completely different approaches and styles come the 21st century, Chicago power pop vets Enuff Z'nuff continue to specialize in what they do best. And as evidenced by such latter-day releases as 2002's Welcome to Blue Island, they can still whip up a Beatlesque melody with no problem. The group continues to be led by the underrated songwriting duo of Donnie Vie and Chip Znuff, whose pop sensibilities are still keen on such standout tracks as "Good Times (Are Hard to Find)" and the upbeat ditty "Zentemental Journey" (which is preceded by a sitar-heavy Middle Eastern piece, "Z Overture," which is equal parts "Kashmir" and "Within You Without You"). For the hardcore fan, try to find the import version of Welcome to Blue Island, which includes four bonus tracks -- one being a surprise cover of Nirvana's "All Apologies" (after all, this was the same band that was almost single-handedly responsible for preventing the glam-metal scene from infesting any further). Greg Prato, All Music Guide

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