May 11, 1989
35 years ago today Badlands released their debut album. The band included Jake E. Lee, who had recently been fired from Ozzy Osbourne’s band, Ray Gillen, Eric Singer who had recently left Black Sabbath, and bassist Greg Chaisson.
Check out my interview with Greg:
https://youtu.be/5SJdAS3nfqY
What are your favorite songs on this album?
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Badlands - Dreams In The Dark (HQ)
Song 🎵 of the day 2: Dreams In The Dark by Badlands (1989) #badlands #dreamsinthedark #RayGillen #ripraygillen #jakeelee #ericsinger #gregchaisson #80s
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100+ Rock Band Posters and Canvas Prints
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Badlands will always be one of the most criminally underrated Hard Rock/Blues Metal bands around.
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Wednesday, March 1: Badlands, “Heaven’s Train”
R.I.P. Ray Gillen (1959-1993)
There was a strange feeling of exhaustion and lack of inspiration on Voodoo Highway. It was strange because although the first Badlands record didn’t sell a ton of copies, it got great reviews and garnered a small but loyal following. At the same time, however, it was clear that Atlantic wasn’t very invested in the band, since the follow-up sounded lower budget from the jump (guitarist Jake E. Lee and James Ball co-produced and were clearly less experienced than Paul O’Neill); and with Eric Singer gone for much more lucrative pastures, plus rumors of infighting between Lee and Ray Gillen (not to mention the strong possibility that Gillen knew he had AIDS at this point), perhaps it all made some sense that their next record was a comedown. As a result of all of this, “Heaven’s Train” sounded like something that would’ve burned down the house on Badlands but came off a bit deflated here. Lee was still a phenomenal player, and Gillen sang up a storm, but even though the track was an enjoyable listen, something was missing. It was as if the guys were consummate pros but couldn’t work up the enthusiasm, and when Voodoo Highway did even worse than Badlands at the box office it proved a less than stellar ending to a career that almost was.
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Black Sabbath - The Eternal Idol (Full Album)
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Karen Ray Gillen, 'This is what real life looks like'
Source: k-star-holic.blogspot.com
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Youtubin': Badlands - "Dreams in the Dark"
Youtubin’: Badlands – “Dreams in the Dark”
When this video debuted on MuchMusic in spring of ’89, everybody but Harrison Kopp (who was not born yet) and John Hubner (who was not Canadian) said “Wow that singer really sounds like David Coverdale from Whitesnake!” The VJs said it and the kids said it. Do you agree? Does Ray Gillen resemble Coverdale in any way? Do you hear it too? Let us know in the comments.
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Badlands - Dreams In The Dark (HQ)
Album of the day 2: Badlands (1989) featuring Dreams In The Dark #badlands #dreamsinthedark #ericsinger #jakeelee #RayGillen
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Beta Ray Bill: Godhunter
Volume: 1
Issue: 3
Godhunter, Part Three
Writer: Kieron Gillen
Penciler: Kano
Inker: Álvaro López
Colourist: Javier Rodriguez
Cover: Patrick Zircher
Marvel
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