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Eye of the Zombie by John Fogerty Alan Pasqua (CD, 1986)

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Artist: John Fogerty. Title: Eye of the Zombie. 2: Eye of the Zombie. Edition: Album. Format: CD. 4: Knockin' On Your Door. No Of Discs: 1. 5: Change in the Weather.

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ProducerJohn Fogerty

Record LabelBmg (Distributor)

UPC4050538349030

eBay Product ID (ePID)11050158049

Product Key Features

Release Year1986

FormatCD

GenreRock 'n' Roll, Oldies

Run Time43 Mins 41 Seconds

ArtistJohn Fogerty, Alan Pasqua

Release TitleEye of the Zombie

Additional Product Features

DistributionADA

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

Number of Discs1

EngineerJeffrey Norman

Additional informationPersonnel includes: John Fogerty (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Alan Pasqua (keyboards); Neil Stubenhaus (bass); John Robinson (drums, percussion); Bobby King, Willie Greene, Jr., Terry Evans (background vocals). Recorded at The Lighthouse, North Hollywood, California. All tracks have been digitally remastered. Recording information: The Lighthouse - North Hollywood, CA. Photographers: David Skernick; Stuart Watson ; Howard Lipin. Arranger: John Fogerty. He may have taken a decade to cut his third album, but John Fogerty wasted no time in delivering a sequel to his blockbuster 1985 comeback Centerfield, rushing Eye of the Zombie into stores in 1986. Eye of the Zombie bears a surprisingly synthesized production, a clanking, cavernous collection of keyboards, squealing controlled distortion, and conflicting drum programs. To a certain extent, this unpleasantness may be intentional because at its core, Eye of the Zombie is a very angry album, finding Fogerty railing against all manners of `80s evils, whether it's crass consumerism, blaring headlines, or the violent policies they chronicle. Instead of pairing this doom to some swampy choogle, Fogerty sets it to too-tight synth rhythms and encases it in glassy production that is the antithesis of Fogerty's rage. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo