Dokken - Young Girls (Original Carrere Mix 81')
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- In 1981, the album was released as Breakin' the Chains on Carrere Records (France). This version contains some different mixes and titles of songs. "Paris Is Burning" is called "Paris" and is actually a studio version. The album also contained a song called "We're Illegal" which was later turned into "Live to Rock"
The riff that every LA band ended up using....not just Crue.
*Ok so after lot of researching this is my version how EU version of album was made:* Recording for Breakin' The Chains probably started in late summer of 1981. Don Dokken went to Germany some time prior to actual recording and made studio demos which helped Dokken to be signed by Carrere few weeks later. These songs apparently were "Paris", "Young Girls" and "Stick To Your Guns" (tracks B1 to B3 on 1981 LP). Line up for this was Don Dokken (vocals/guitar) joined by Peter Baltes from Accept on bass and Bobby Blotzer (former Don Dokken's drummer between 1976-1978 when they were known as Airborn). In meantime, when record deal was probably already signed the rest of the band made it to Europe (except Juan Croucier) but recorded only the rest of the songs from LP (tracks A1-A5 and B4-B5 on 1981 LP) because they probably didn't want to waste time/money re-recording the first 3. So the line-up for these was Don Dokken - vocals/guitar, George Lynch - guitar, Peter Baltes - bass and Mick Brown - drums. What do you think?
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I loved Don too when I was 12. :)
The beginning reminds me of Ratt's song "tell the world"
or Motley looks that kill.
@@rustyskies9718 good point :)
@@rustyskies9718 yeah I hear it now. Both intro's. :)
Or Journeys song “where were you”
It's closer to "In Your Direction".
Le son fait vraiment époque. De la petite bande du petit mécano qui faisait du hard avec quelques potes entre une Camaro et une AMC Javelin a retapé. Mais on avait déjà ce Don mélancolique dans sa voix mais j'aime bien ce chant atypique pour un chanteur de hard. Le bassiste allait faire les beaux jours de Accept.
Bands like Dokken should have been more bigger and long lasting. The arrival of Metallica and Guns & Roses , shut them down. :(
Metallica? Metallica were around since the early 80s before hair metal emerged
@@motleycrue24 true.
They shut themselves down because they couldn't get along with each other.
@Nick Frappe I agree. Some of your all time, best, musicianship came from the glam rock era.
I think Nirvana was to Dokken / Glam Rock as the asteroid was to the dinosaurs. No one saw it coming and the end was abrupt. Metallica was metal and GnR was hard rock, otherwise they wouldn't have survived either.
Dokken recorded this song in 1981. Motley Crue recorded looks that kill in 1983. So who ripped off who???
Crue played Looks that Kill a lot earlier in clubs that what was recorded
It is a common chord progression. The Crue had no clue about Dokken back then, as Dokken wasn't a big band.
@@michaeljcasazza7742 Dokken, Quiet Riot, Motley Crue, Ratt, guaranteed there was a fair amount of familiarity pre-1982.
who cares who ripped who off? enjoy the fucking music
This is how I first heard Dokken! Then the re-mixed album came out and ruined this great song!
Much better mix. It is more guitar oriented. There's no flange effect on the beginning guitar riff! It sounds much better without the flange effect!
Now listen up...
It's funny how you uploaded a song Motley Crue ripped off...
But it’s just like 2 minutes to midnight that riff has been used lots of times before Iron maiden and lots of times after just listen to rory gallaghers moonchild from 1980
Nikki Sixx is a rip-off artist.
He stole lots of riffs from The Sweet, one of the most badass rock bands during their 74-77 peak!
Fine then, it's ironic.