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12 ago 2009 · Bop City - Shotgun Messiah - YouTube. Bratbrumby. 296 subscribers. Subscribed. 303. 36K views 14 years ago. From the album "Shotgun Messiah" (1989) - Enjoy! The album was Originally...
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The album was later remixed and released in 1989 under the band's new name Shotgun Messiah on Relativity Records in the US, charting respectably at #99 on Billboard and selling close to half a million copies. It is the band's only album with Easy Action / Zan Clan singer Zinny J. Zan on vocals, who joined after hearing the band's ...
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- 1988
- Matt J. Olausson
‘Welcome To Bop City’ – released 1988 in Sweden only – is the very same album as ‘Shotgun Messiah’. ‘Shotgun Messiah’ is a remixed version of the same album with a different cover and tracklisting (see below), and some slight changes in the credit-list.
Welcome to Bop City. Shake, shake, shake (Oi) Rockin' in Bop City. [Verse 2] Running wild, wreck 'n' roll on our minds. Babe, we're in crime of all time. Now and forevermore, the...
The band remixed Welcome To Bop City and released it in September 1989 as Shotgun Messiah. [7] . The Washington Post called their music "cocky, loud and rough", and the album would go on to sell almost 500,000 copies. [8] [9] Shotgun Messiah embarked on their first North American solo tour to support the album. Second era: 1991–1993.
- 1985–1993
Welcome to bop city. Shake, shake, shake, oy. Rockin’ in bop city,” further emphasizes the energetic and lively atmosphere. It’s almost as if the song is inviting the listener to immerse themselves in the pulsating energy of this fictional city. However, beneath the surface, “Bop City” offers more than just a catchy tune.
Nel 1989 gli Shotgun Messiah debuttarono con un disco omonimo, il cui stile era particolarmente ispirato alla scena hair metal di Los Angeles. L'album era in realtà la ristampa di Welcome To Bop City, che era stato pubblicato sotto il nome di Kingpin l'anno precedente [4].
