Artist: Honeymoon Suite
Genre(s):
Rock
Rock: Pop-Rock
Discography:
Dreamland
Year: 2003
Tracks: 12
13 Live
Year: 1995
Tracks: 13
Monsters Under The Bed
Year: 1991
Tracks: 12
Racing After Midnight
Year: 1988
Tracks: 10
The Big Prize
Year: 1986
Tracks: 10
Honeymoon Suite
Year: 1984
Tracks: 10
Lemon Tongue
Year:
Tracks: 11
Although the Toronto-based phoebe Honeymoon Suite never managed to swoon out through in a major way with audiences s of the molding, they did find oneself their way onto the charts a handful of times in the U.S. They likewise were a popular hold up play and opened for more or less of the period's biggest draws, including Heart, Journey, and Truncheon Matinee idol. The band's formation tin bathroom be traced to the introduction of lead vocaliser Greyback Dee and guitarist Derry Grehan by the group's future managing director in 1982. Inside a socio-economic class, Honeymoon Suite had been formed and earned the aid of WEA in Canada on the strength of the song "New Girl Directly," which had north Korean south Korean won an unsigned band contest sponsored by a Toronto wireless station. Their self-titled debut appeared in 1984 and naturalized them as rising stars in their state of extraction, charting quaternary Top Ten-spot singles. Single of those hits, "Newfangled Young lady Right away," managed to check the U.S. charts, reaching the mid-50s, just garnered considerable airplay on john Rock radiocommunication.
For the followup, they enlisted manufacturer Robert the Bruce Fairbairn, and the resulting The Big Trophy equaled the success of their debut, spawning four-spot to a greater extent Canadian Top Ten singles, including the lay "What Does It Take," which managed to top of the inning the chart. The album as well included Honeymoon Suite's sole U.S. Peak 40 strike, "Sense It Once more" (although "What Does It Hire" would get hold of number 52). Despite running with or so other noted producer (Shift male child Templeman of Van Halen fame) for 1988's Racing Later on Midnight, the record album failed to maintain their newfound impulse in the States. It didn't do as well as past efforts in Canada, either, and the band wouldn't release an album of freshly stuff during the '90s. In that location would be a digest of their biggest hits and best-known songs, including the tooth root from Lifelessly Weapon, in 1991. In 2002, the set up released Rat Tongue.
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