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Krokus|One Vice At A Time

One Vice At A Time

Krokus

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Why does an MC go from preaching a positive, uplifting message of African-American pride to celebrating drugs and promiscuity? Why does a serious jazz saxophonist suddenly give up hard bop and start emulating Kenny G? And why does a gutsy, risk-taking alternative country artist end up playing it safe and turning into yet another Shania Twain or Garth Brooks clone? It's simple -- the artist gets sick of struggling, takes a look at the marketplace and decides to go with what is profitable instead of sticking to his/her creative guns. Krokus was a lot like that. The Swiss headbangers didn't start out as headbangers; they were originally a progressive rock outfit along the lines of Yes, Genesis, and ELP. But when the band didn't get anywhere commercially, it decided to cash in on metal's popularity and started emulating AC/DC. Krokus' detractors would argue that One Vice at a Time is the work of a poor man's AC/DC -- and, to be sure, this 1982 LP is formulaic and contrived. But while Krokus wasn't easy to respect or admire, it was easy to like. AC/DC-minded tunes like "Save Me" and "Long Stick Goes Boom" aren't very imaginative, but they're infectious and enjoyable nonetheless. From Krokus' own songs to a cover of the Guess Who's "American Woman," everything on this album is catchy. Is One Vice at a Time derivative and shamelessly unoriginal? Yes. But it's still a fun record and ends up being a very guilty pleasure.

© Alex Henderson /TiVo

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1
Long Stick Goes Boom
00:05:12

Chris von Rohr, Composer - Chris von Rohr, Lyricist - Fernando Von Arb, Composer - Fernando Von Arb, Lyricist - Krokus, Performer - Krokus, Producer - M. Storace, Composer - M. Storace, Lyricist - Tony Platt, Producer

(P) 1982 Arista Records LLC

2
Bad Boys, Rag Dolls
00:03:46

Chris von Rohr, Arranger - Chris von Rohr, Composer - Chris von Rohr, Lyricist - Fernando Von Arb, Arranger - Fernando Von Arb, Composer - Fernando Von Arb, Lyricist - Krokus, Performer - Krokus, Producer - Storace, Composer - Storace, Lyricist - Tony Platt, Producer

(P) 1982 Arista Records LLC

3
Playin' the Outlaw (Remastered) (20-Bit Digital Mastering From The Original Master Tapes: 2000)
00:03:59

Chris von Rohr, Composer - Chris von Rohr, Lyricist - F. Steady, Composer - F. Steady, Lyricist - Fernando Von Arb, Composer - Fernando Von Arb, Lyricist - Krokus, Performer - Krokus, Producer - M. Storace, Composer - M. Storace, Lyricist - Tony Platt, Producer

(P) 1982 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

4
To The Top
00:04:20

Chris von Rohr, Arranger - Chris von Rohr, Composer - Chris von Rohr, Lyricist - Fernando Von Arb, Arranger - Fernando Von Arb, Composer - Fernando Von Arb, Lyricist - Krokus, Performer - Krokus, Producer - Steady, Composer - Steady, Lyricist - Storace, Composer - Storace, Lyricist - Tony Platt, Producer

(P) 1982 Arista Records LLC

5
Down The Drain
00:03:15

Chris von Rohr, Arranger - Chris von Rohr, Composer - Chris von Rohr, Lyricist - Fernando Von Arb, Arranger - Fernando Von Arb, Composer - Fernando Von Arb, Lyricist - Krokus, Performer - Krokus, Producer - Tony Platt, Producer

(P) 1982 Arista Records LLC

6
American Woman
00:03:37

B. Cummings, Composer - B. Cummings, Lyricist - Bachman, Composer - Bachman, Lyricist - Chris von Rohr, Arranger - Fernando Von Arb, Arranger - Kale, Composer - Kale, Lyricist - Krokus, Performer - Krokus, Producer - Peterson, Composer - Peterson, Lyricist - Tony Platt, Producer

(P) 1982 Arista Records LLC

7
I'm On The Run
00:03:43

Chris von Rohr, Arranger - Chris von Rohr, Composer - Chris von Rohr, Lyricist - Fernando Von Arb, Arranger - Fernando Von Arb, Composer - Fernando Von Arb, Lyricist - Krokus, Performer - Krokus, Producer - Storace, Composer - Storace, Lyricist - Tony Platt, Producer

(P) 1982 Arista Records LLC

8
Save Me
00:04:27

Chris von Rohr, Arranger - Chris von Rohr, Composer - Chris von Rohr, Lyricist - Fernando Von Arb, Arranger - Fernando Von Arb, Composer - Fernando Von Arb, Lyricist - Krokus, Performer - Krokus, Producer - Storace, Composer - Storace, Lyricist - Tony Platt, Producer

(P) 1982 Arista Records LLC

9
Rock'n'Roll
00:04:06

Chris von Rohr, Arranger - Chris von Rohr, Composer - Chris von Rohr, Lyricist - Fernando Von Arb, Arranger - Fernando Von Arb, Composer - Fernando Von Arb, Lyricist - Krokus, Performer - Krokus, Producer - Tony Platt, Producer

(P) 1982 Arista Records LLC

Albumbeschreibung

Why does an MC go from preaching a positive, uplifting message of African-American pride to celebrating drugs and promiscuity? Why does a serious jazz saxophonist suddenly give up hard bop and start emulating Kenny G? And why does a gutsy, risk-taking alternative country artist end up playing it safe and turning into yet another Shania Twain or Garth Brooks clone? It's simple -- the artist gets sick of struggling, takes a look at the marketplace and decides to go with what is profitable instead of sticking to his/her creative guns. Krokus was a lot like that. The Swiss headbangers didn't start out as headbangers; they were originally a progressive rock outfit along the lines of Yes, Genesis, and ELP. But when the band didn't get anywhere commercially, it decided to cash in on metal's popularity and started emulating AC/DC. Krokus' detractors would argue that One Vice at a Time is the work of a poor man's AC/DC -- and, to be sure, this 1982 LP is formulaic and contrived. But while Krokus wasn't easy to respect or admire, it was easy to like. AC/DC-minded tunes like "Save Me" and "Long Stick Goes Boom" aren't very imaginative, but they're infectious and enjoyable nonetheless. From Krokus' own songs to a cover of the Guess Who's "American Woman," everything on this album is catchy. Is One Vice at a Time derivative and shamelessly unoriginal? Yes. But it's still a fun record and ends up being a very guilty pleasure.

© Alex Henderson /TiVo

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