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  ---------------------------------------------------------------------<br /> Dokken - Tooth and Nail<br /> ---------------------------------------------------------------------<br /> <br /> Artist...............: Dokken<br /> Album................: Tooth and Nail<br /> Genre................: Heavy Metal<br /> Source...............: CD<br /> Year.................: 1984<br /> Ripper...............: Exact Audio Copy (Secure mode) / Level 8 &amp; TSSTcorp CDDVD SE-S204N<br /> Codec................: Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC)<br /> Version..............: FLAC 1.2.1 20070917<br /> Quality..............: Lossless, (avg. compression: 66 %)<br /> Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit<br /> Tags.................: VorbisComment<br /> <br /> Ripped by............: Warlordhunter on 9/17/2008<br /> Posted by............: Warlordhunter on 9/17/2008<br /> <br /> Included.............: NFO, PLS, M3U, LOG, CUE<br /> Covers...............: Front, Leaflet<br /> <br /> ---------------------------------------------------------------------<br /> Tracklisting<br /> ---------------------------------------------------------------------<br /> <br /> 1. (00:01:35) Dokken - Without Warning<br /> 2. (00:03:40) Dokken - Tooth and Nail<br /> 3. (00:04:34) Dokken - Just Got Lucky<br /> 4. (00:03:30) Dokken - Heartless Heart<br /> 5. (00:04:10) Dokken - Don't Close Your Eyes<br /> 6. (00:03:44) Dokken - When Heaven Comes Down<br /> 7. (00:04:27) Dokken - Into the Fire<br /> 8. (00:03:36) Dokken - Bullets to Spare<br /> 9. (00:04:20) Dokken - Alone Again<br /> 10. (00:04:44) Dokken - Turn on the Action<br /> <br /> Playing Time.........: 00:38:20<br /> Total Size...........: 258.74 MB<br /> <br /> NFO generated on.....: 9/17/2008 8:49:51 PM<br /> <br /> <br /> ---------------------------------------------------------------------<br /> Tooth and Nail is the second studio album by heavy metal band Dokken, <br /> released in 1984 through Elektra Records . The album has sold over a million <br /> copies in US and overall, 3 million copies worldwide. The album reached #49 <br /> on the Billboard 200 U.S. album chart.<br /> <br /> <br /> Dokken is an American heavy metal and hard rock band that was formed in <br /> 1978. The group accumulated numerous charting singles and selling more <br /> than 10 million albums worldwide. While the band became associated with <br /> bands like M&ouml;tley Cr&uuml;e, Ratt, Quiet Riot and Cinderella their traditional style <br /> never set them apart or gained them much notoriety outside of the &quot;hair&quot; <br /> metal style. Though some have insisted that Dokken produced an image that <br /> was somewhat &quot;glam,&quot; the band insists that its music, due largely to the style <br /> of guitarist George Lynch, was traditionally heavy with technical expertise, <br /> and the band relied much less on a &quot;glam&quot; image than later glam metal bands <br /> such as Poison and Warrant, focusing more on the musical aspect.<br /> <br /> Dokken was composed of founder Don Dokken on vocals, George Lynch on <br /> lead guitars, Juan Croucier on bass, and Mick Brown on drums. In 1983 <br /> Croucier left Dokken in order to form Ratt and was replaced by Jeff Pilson. <br /> Currently, Dokken and Brown remain from the original lineup. After several <br /> personnel changes on guitar, Dokken's attorney Jon Levin stepped in to fill <br /> the role in 2004. In 2001, Barry Sparks replaced Jeff Pilson on the bass <br /> guitar.<br /> <br /> In 2008, Dokken returned to the mainstream music scene with their first <br /> studio album in four years titled Lightning Strikes Again. The album was <br /> critically acclaimed and it gave the band a return to the charts when it <br /> debuted at #133 on the Billboard Top 200 and became their highest charting <br /> album since 1995. The album's success has been attributed to its sound which <br /> is very similar to the band's material in the 1980s.<br /> <br /> Band history<br /> <br /> Early Years<br /> Dokken was first formed around 1978 when Don Dokken teamed up with Jim <br /> Monanteras, Greg Leon, and Mick Brown. Prior to this, Don had been playing <br /> club shows in the Los Angeles area billed as &quot;Airborn&quot;, but had to change it to <br /> Dokken because another band with the same name had already acquired a <br /> record deal. In 1979, Don Dokken flew to Germany to sing background vocals <br /> on the upcoming Scorpions album in order to assist the band's vocalist Klaus <br /> Meine who was suffering from a vocal ailment. While there, the band Accept <br /> was recording in another studio, and its manager was able to secure Don a <br /> deal with Carrere Records. Breaking the Chains was first released with this <br /> label in Germany under the name &quot;Don Dokken&quot;, but shortly after Don met up <br /> with George Lynch and Mick Brown, who were playing a band called Xciter at <br /> the time. With the addition of Juan Croucier, Dokken finally had a steady line<br /> -up. Meanwhile in the United States, manager Cliff Bernstein discovered that <br /> Dokken was having success in Germany, and signed them in the United <br /> States. The band did an arena tour in the United States with Blue &Ouml;yster Cult <br /> in 1983, but when the tour was over the band was left with little money and <br /> was nearly dropped from the label due to the album's lack of success.<br /> <br /> While the band was very popular in Europe during this time, they had not yet <br /> made it onto the charts in the United States. For United Kingdom rock fans, <br /> Dokken offered a tantalizing glimpse of the kind of slick, but still very heavy <br /> rock coming out of America. Magazines such as Kerrang! blazed the trail for <br /> Dokken in the UK.<br /> <br /> Commercial Success<br /> Juan Croucier left Dokken in 1983 to join the band Ratt and was replaced by <br /> Jeff Pilson. 1984 became Dokken's breakout year in the US with the release <br /> of the album Tooth and Nail on September 13. The album contained several <br /> hit songs including &quot;Just Got Lucky&quot;, &quot;Alone Again&quot;, and &quot;Into The Fire&quot;. The <br /> album sold over one million copies in the US alone and peaked at #49, while <br /> selling an estimated three million copies worldwide. On November 9, 1985, <br /> the band's third album Under Lock and Key was released. It also sold over <br /> one million copies with the singles &quot;In My Dreams&quot; (#24), &quot;The Hunter&quot; (#25) <br /> and &quot;It's Not Love&quot;.During this time in the 1980s, Dokken opened for such <br /> bands as Judas Priest, ACDC, Aerosmith, and Dio among others. In 1986, <br /> Heavy Metal Parking Lot, a documentary about concert goers before a <br /> Dokken and Judas Priest concert, was filmed and released.<br /> <br /> Following a successful tour with Scorpions, Dokken returned to the studio in <br /> December of 1986 to record &quot;Dream Warriors&quot;, a song for the movie A <br /> Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors. The track brought the band to <br /> the attention of many UK hard rock fans. The song was released as a single <br /> (Dream Warriors / Back for the Attack) on February 10, 1987. After this <br /> release, the band took nearly half a year off before returning to the studio to <br /> record the album Back for the Attack. The album was released on November <br /> 27, 1987. It spawned the singles &quot;Burning Like a Flame&quot; (#20), &quot;Heaven <br /> Sent&quot; and &quot;Kiss of Death&quot; to become the band's most successful release, <br /> reaching #13 on U.S. charts. It also included a remixed version of the single <br /> &quot;Dream Warriors&quot; (#22), and the accompanying music video, which featured <br /> band members interacting with the film's characters, became popular on MTV. <br /> Back for the Attack became Dokken's third record to reach platinum status. <br /> Sculptor Steve Fiorilla's customized writhing skeleton guitar was the highlight <br /> of another Dokken video.<br /> <br /> After releasing Back for the Attack, the band toured as part of the 'Monsters <br /> of Rock' festival in the summer of 1988, along with Van Halen, Scorpions, <br /> Metallica, and Kingdom Come.Recordings from their tour in Japan led to the <br /> release of the live album Beast from the East on November 16, 1988, which <br /> went Gold in the United States and charted at #33.<br /> <br /> <br /> [edit] Hiatus<br /> After the extensive 1988 tour, the band broke up due to creative and <br /> personal differences between Don Dokken and George Lynch. During this <br /> hiatus, Lynch and Brown formed Lynch Mob and recorded two albums: <br /> Wicked Sensation in 1990 and Lynch Mob in 1992. Don Dokken also recorded <br /> a solo album, titled Up from the Ashes in 1990, which spawned two singles. <br /> After 1992, bassist Jeff Pilson fronted the band War and Peace, while <br /> George Lynch released a solo album. Lynch's first solo effort, Sacred Groove <br /> reunited him with Don Dokken for the writing of the track We Don't Own This <br /> World. Don Dokken was also supposed to sing lead on the track, however at <br /> the last moment, Don was unable to attend the studio session and was <br /> replaced by Matthew and Gunnar Nelson.<br /> <br /> <br /> Reformation<br /> After releasing Up from the Ashes in 1990, Don Dokken wrote another solo <br /> album in 1993. Titled Dysfunctional, the album was recorded and produced in <br /> Don's studio. However, when John Kalodner wanted to sign him for the <br /> album, he suggested that George Lynch be brought back into the band so <br /> that the album could be marketed as a Dokken album, and not another Don <br /> Dokken solo effort. Despite the fact that the tension between Lynch and Don <br /> Dokken was the cause of the band's 1988 split, the two agreed to put their <br /> problems behind them for the time being. The band re-united in 1995 along <br /> with Mick Brown and Jeff Pilson, with Lynch re-writing and re-recording the <br /> guitar solos on the album, which were originally conceived by Don. Dokken <br /> was signed with Columbia Records, and the album still managed to sell over <br /> 300,000 copies despite the decline in popularity of similar bands during this <br /> time.<br /> <br /> During the tour supporting Dysfunctional, however, old tensions between <br /> George and Don had resurfaced and the band once again began to split <br /> apart. During a Columbia promotion for the new album in which the band was <br /> scheduled to play live on 120 radio stations, Lynch unexpectedly left the <br /> studio and refused to re-enter. The record company was forced to air the <br /> rehearsal tape that had been recorded earlier, and four days later the label <br /> dropped Dokken, presumably because of this and other similar incidents <br /> involving Lynch's behavior. One Live Night, a live acoustic album was released <br /> in 1996 by a new label, CMC, and was followed with Shadowlife in 1997. Don <br /> Dokken was dissatisfied with Shadowlife, an album in which George Lynch <br /> took total control and even went as far as to replace the original Dokken logo <br /> on the album. Don alleges that George intended to destroy the band with this <br /> album, reciting the following quote from Lynch in an interview: &quot;This is the <br /> perfect record. This is gonna be the end of Dokken, and that is what I <br /> wanted to accomplish.&quot;<br /> <br /> In late 1997, Lynch left the band abruptly when he refused to participate in <br /> the band's European tour. Needing a guitarist to fill in on the scheduled <br /> dates, Don Dokken looked to Europe guitarist John Norum, who had <br /> previously played on his 1990 solo album and was familiar with the band's <br /> catalog, to help him finish the tour. Lynch tried to re-join the group just days <br /> before the tour began, but was told that he was &quot;out&quot; by the rest of the <br /> group. A lawsuit followed in which Lynch sued the band for $1 million, but the <br /> band prevailed in the verdict. After the European tour, guitarist John Norum <br /> was unable to continue with the band as he had previously committed to <br /> another solo record. The band then hired former Winger guitarist Reb Beach <br /> for the job, and recorded an album with this line-up in 1999 aptly titled Erase <br /> the Slate to signify a new beginning for the band. Dokken released another <br /> live album titled Live from the Sun in 2000 before the departure of guitarist <br /> Beach.<br /> <br /> Beach, who wanted to work on some other projects and could not commit to <br /> Dokken in the long term, was replaced by John Norum, who was now in <br /> between projects and able to participate in the band's touring schedule. <br /> Bassist Jeff Pilson also left the band and was replaced by Barry Sparks. In a <br /> 2004 interview, Don Dokken stated that Jeff left because &quot;he wanted to do <br /> something different and didn't want to keep playing these songs over and <br /> over again.&quot; This line-up released the album Long Way Home, but Norum <br /> suffered a hand injury during the band's 2003 spring tour of Europe in <br /> support of the album, and had to be replaced by Alex De Rosso, previously <br /> of the Italian metal band Dark Lord. That year, Dokken was featured in the <br /> Metal Edge Rock Fest tour along with Ratt, FireHouse, and other similar acts.<br /> <br /> In the spring of 2003, Dokken embarked on an extensive tour of the United <br /> States opening for Scorpions and Whitesnake. After the tour, however, <br /> guitarist De Rosso lost his work visa and had to return to Italy, at which point <br /> Don Dokken called Jon Levin who formerly played guitar on Doro's Force <br /> Majeure, and also had previously met with the band and played a single show <br /> in 1998. Levin joined the band, and the line-up of Dokken, Brown, Levin, and <br /> Sparks would remain through 2008. Dokken released the album Hell to Pay in <br /> 2004, which was seen by critics as a modern approach to the band's style. <br /> The band continued extensive touring in 2005 and 2006. 2007 saw the <br /> release of both a live CD and a compilation DVD. The CD, titled From <br /> Conception: Live 1981, is a previously unreleased live recording from the <br /> band's early years which Don discovered in their master vault. The DVD <br /> release, titled Unchain the Night, was first released on VHS in 1986 and is a <br /> compilation of the band's music videos along with interviews and other <br /> footage. The band also performed at the glam metal festival Rocklahoma in <br /> both 2007 and 2008.<br /> <br /> <br /> [edit] Comeback<br /> On May 13, 2008, Dokken released their first studio album in four years titled <br /> Lightning Strikes Again, which was met with increased commercial success and <br /> became the band's highest charting album in 13 years when it debuted at <br /> #133 in the United States.Don Dokken told interviewers that Jon Levin was <br /> the bandmate who wanted the band to make an album with the classic sound <br /> in mind, and remarked that the process was difficult, saying: &quot;I had to get <br /> back in that mindset. This is what the fans wanted, and if I stay focused on <br /> that I would give them a straight-ahead Dokken record.&quot; During the spring <br /> and summer of 2008 in order to promote the Dokken's new album, Don <br /> Dokken and Jon Levin participated in dozens of interviews including Rockline, <br /> KNAC, The Classic Metal Show, as well as a series of podcasts available on <br /> the band's website.<br /> <br /> The band is currently in the middle of a summer tour in support of the new <br /> album with Sebastian Bach and Poison. While Sparks and Brown are still <br /> members of Dokken, they were not part of the summer 2008 touring line-up. <br /> Brown signed on to play with Ted Nugent for the summer before Dokken was <br /> offered the slot on Poison tour, making him unable to tour in support of <br /> Lightning Strikes Again. Sparks is currently in Asia performing with a stadium <br /> act and is unable to tour with Dokken until he is able to get his wife, a <br /> resident of Italy, a visa. Chris McCarvill from House of Lords played bass and <br /> Jeff Martin of Racer X and Badlands fame played drums for the 2008 tour.<br /> <br /> On July 29, 2008, the band participated in an CD signing at Mohegan Sun <br /> Casino in Uncasville, Connecticut<br /> <br /> <br /> Guest appearances and pop culture<br /> Members and ex-members of the band have appeared on various tribute <br /> albums. George played guitar on &quot;Anthem&quot; on a tribute album to Rush, while <br /> George Lynch and Jeff Pilson have appeared on tribute albums to Iron <br /> Maiden. Jeff Pilson also appeared as the bassist for Steel Dragon in the movie <br /> Rock Star (starring Mark Wahlberg and Jennifer Aniston), which was loosely <br /> based on Judas Priest. They also appeared in Dio's Hear 'n Aid in the '80s, <br /> and were featured prominently in the music video.<br /> <br /> Dokken claims that the eponymous band in the mockumentary This is Spinal <br /> Tap is an exaggerated version of his band.<br /> <br /> Dwight Schrute, a popular character on the American TV series The Office, <br /> was a Dokken fan as shown in Dwight's web log entry from September 27, <br /> 2007. In this entry Dwight opened a time capsule from himself that was <br /> sealed in 1985, and it included a letter to his future self that read: &quot;Dokken <br /> Rules. Dwight.&quot;[18] The band is also named in Stephen King's novel The <br /> Stand when character Julie Lawry claims to have slept with the bassist from <br /> Dokken. The band was also mentioned in the American television show <br /> Squidbillies.<br /> <br /> <br /> Members<br /> <br /> Current members<br /> Don Dokken &ndash; lead vocals, guitar (1976-1988, 1993&ndash;present) <br /> Jon Levin &ndash; guitar (2003&ndash;present) <br /> Barry Sparks &ndash; bass, backing vocals (2001&ndash;present) <br /> Mick Brown &ndash; drums, backing vocals (1981-1988, 1993&ndash;present) <br /> <br /> Past members<br /> George Lynch &ndash; guitar (1981&ndash;1988, 1993-1997) <br /> Reb Beach &ndash; guitar (1998&ndash;2001) <br /> John Norum &ndash; guitar (1997, 2001&ndash;2002) <br /> Alex De Rosso - guitar (2002-2003) <br /> Jeff Pilson &ndash; bass (1983-1988, 1993-2001) <br /> Juan Croucier &ndash; bass (1978&ndash;1982) <br /> Greg Leon - guitar (1977-1979) <br /> Peter Baltes - bass (1977-1978) <br /> Gary Holland - drums (1979) <br /> Greg Pecka - drums (1978) <br /> Tom Croucier - bass (1980) <br /> <br /> Temporary touring members<br /> Mikkey Dee - drums (2001 Tour) <br /> Jeff Tappen - bass <br /> Frankie Banali - drums (9-21-2002) <br /> Adam Hamilton - bass (9-21-2002) <br /> Greg Smith - bass (5-22 ~ 25-2005) <br /> Sean McNabb - bass (6-30-2006) <br /> Chris McCarvill - bass (2008 Tour) <br /> Jeff Martin - drums (2008 Tour) <br /> Bobby Marks Drums 2008 Tour <br /> Vik &quot;Vikki&quot; Foxx - drums (8-2006 <br /> BJ Zampa - drums (2008 Tour) <br /> <br /> Discography<br /> <br /> Breaking the Chains (1983) <br /> Tooth and Nail (1984) <br /> Under Lock and Key (1985) <br /> Back for the Attack (1987) <br /> Dysfunctional (1995) <br /> Shadowlife (1997) <br /> Erase the Slate (1999) <br /> Long Way Home (2002) <br /> Hell to Pay (2004) <br /> Lightning Strikes Again (2008)
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01 - Without Warning.flac	9 MB
02 - Tooth and Nail.flac	26 MB
03 - Just Got Lucky.flac	31 MB
04 - Heartless Heart.flac	24 MB
05 - Don't Close Your Eyes.flac	29 MB
06 - When Heaven Comes Down.flac	25 MB
07 - Into the Fire.flac	29 MB
08 - Bullets to Spare.flac	25 MB
09 - Alone Again.flac	28 MB
10 - Turn on the Action.flac	33 MB
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