Heavens Edge

   
Artist: Heavens Edge

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 Heavens Edge

   Year: 1990   
Tracks: 12

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Heaven's Edge was an unsung glam alloy ring from the other '90s, consisting of members Reggie Wu (guitars, keyboards), Mark Evans (vocals), David Rath (drums), Steven Parry (guitars), and George "G.G." Guidotti (basso). Formed in April of 1987 in Philadelphia, PA, the quintuple specialized in the same style of music that such bands as Mötley Crüe, Ratt, and Poison had taken to the teetotum of the charts and a demo light-emitting diode to a transcription undertake with Columbia Records. The grouping issued a self-titled debut in 1990 (which was overseen by notable heavy metal producer Neil Kernon [Dokken, Queensrÿche]), simply when it went nowhere shortly afterwards waiver, the grouping split from Columbia. With the musical tides short ever-changing in the other '90s from pretty boy glam alloy to stripped alternative rock, Heaven's Edge split up up in 1992 after a evolution manage with Capitol Records lED to a bushed last. Some of the group's former members formed some other kit, American Pie, which eventually bust up, as comfortably. But in 1998, Heaven's Edge reunited upon being signed by the European label MTM and they finished up tracks that were left unfinished back in 1992, issuing it under the championship of Some Other Place/Some Other Time in 1999. The same year, the radical besides covered Mötley Crüe's "Don't Go Away Mad (Simply Go Away)" for a Crüe testimonial album, and in 2001, began play on an all-new studio record album.