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Vixen — Janet Gardner

Vixen — Jan Kuehnemund

Vixen — Share Pedersen

Vixen — Roxy Petrucci

Vixen — Derek Nakamoto

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Vixen — Richard Marx

Producers: David Cole, Richard Marx, Spencer Proffer, Rick Neigher

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Track listing

11 tracks
  1. 0 Edge of a Broken Heart Preview sources
  2. 1 I Want You to Rock Me Preview sources
  3. 2 Cryin Preview sources
  4. 3 American Dream Preview sources
  5. 4 Desperate Preview sources
  6. 5 One Night Alone Preview sources
  7. 6 Hell Raisers Preview sources
  8. 7 Love Made Me Preview sources
  9. 8 Waiting Preview sources
  10. 9 Cruisin Preview sources
  11. 10 Charmed Life Preview sources

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Listening #3025

Vixen — Vixen

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EveryDisc · 2.5 / 5 · · 2019-08-07 07:57:54

You think the glam-girls will give some heat, but the first impression when starting to listen is absolutely opposite. A very thin sound, even considering the specificity of the time. The vocal also does not impress. The mix is strange, even at the end of the 80s one could already mix better at home in my view. Completing the picture are riffs of a schoolboy level and synthesizers of a Soviet VIA of the 70s. I want you to rock me – the idea of a standard hymn is not bad, the performance limps not seriously, Cryin' – give some power at least to Survivor and it will be a hit, American dream – the main theme is actually stolen from Meat Loaf, Love made me again lacks drive. Further it simply tires to sleepiness and there is nothing to say, because the sound merges into an inarticulate mess. Listen to Warlock of the 80s and be happy, while Vixen quickly bored the public and are now successfully forgotten. Amen.

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EveryDisc · 2.5 / 5 · · 2017-07-18 12:38:16

A very thin sound, even considering the specifics of the time. The vocals also do not impress. The mixing is strange; even in the late 80s, one could have mixed better at home, in my opinion. Riffs are at a schoolboy level, synthesizer of a 70s Soviet VIA. It is very quickly tiring to the point of sleepiness. Women can do far from that, believe me!

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