Originally titled Silver Missiles and Nightingales,Two Steps From The Move is arguably this band's finest recorded effort.It is such a shame that Razzle was killed shortly after the release of this album,as the band had finally achieved some well-deserved worldwide notoriety and things could have only gotten better,had the band continued on their musical vision quest at this point in time. It has a lot of classic rock power in the likes of New York Dolls, Cheap Trick, The Stooges, and CCR, but to me, 'Two Steps From A Move' is a likable album that occasionally will be played in the future. The rest of the songs are interestingly good as well, 'Boulevard of Broken Dreams' is an anthemic groove and 'Futurama' is a high-speed groovy rock n' roll which later covered by Bang Tango.Ī solid early glam breed album but probably not for everybody that into a newer movement. 'Don't You Ever Leave Me' and 'Million Miles Away' are pop balladic attempt and sounded okay to me. 'Underwater World' is a midtempo drenched rock that inspired Axl Rose to wrote 'Welcome To The Jungle'. 'High School' is a mix of punk of heavy metal which went on to become a classic sleaze glam formula. 'Up Around The Bend', the 1970 CCR cover, is their biggest international hit, featured a super catchy lines and addictive hooks. This album was considered as one of the cult release that had inspired many bands including Backyard Babies, Skid Row, and Guns N' Roses. 'Two Steps From The Move' was the fourth album released by this Finnish legendary glam act in 1984, and marked their first major label release, but sadly, was the last album for their drummer, Razzle, who's been killed in a car accident when he's accompanying Vince Neil for a bottle of alcohol. Thanks to Pekka, Lynx33 for the updates Buy HANOI ROCKS - TWO STEPS FROM THE MOVE music Reissued in UK with the following bonus tracks: Don't You Ever Leave Me (12' version) (4:02)

Reissued in Finland in 2004 with the following bonus tracks:ġ2. Bob Ezrin / keyboards, percussion, vocals

Michael Monroe / lead vocals, saxophone Up Around The Bend (Creedence Clearwater Revival cover) (3:09)

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