Frontline release: CD9016 (vinyl R09016)
CD UPC: 084418901623
LINER NOTES:
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Produced by Roger Rose
Basic Tracks recorded at 3-D Studios, engineered by Dave Hackbath
Vocal Tracks recorded at Asylomar Studios, engineered by Dave Jahnsen (except "No More Innocence", recorded at MATW Studios, engineered by Roger Rose)
All arrangements by Roger Rose
Mastered by Bernie Grundman at Bernie Brundman Mastering, Hollywood, CA
Photography by Linda Dillon Barley
Photographics by Ken Baley
Creative and Art Direction by Ed McTaggart & Brian Kay
MAD AT THE WORLD is:
Roger Rose: lead vocals, keyboards, guitars, synthesizer programming, drum programming, percussion.
Randy Rose: vocals, drum programming, percussion.
Mike Pendleton: guitar, percussion.
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"Bad Motives" & "Chance of Luck" are not available on the vinyl version. All songs written by Roger Rose (C) 1987 Broken Songs.
Here we go again
We're in this place again
It's killing me again
To wear these chairs of sin
And you get this thought
When you look into your mind
That it's a human world
And a path too hard to climb
So be easy now, be easy on yourself
A little fall happens to them all
(Chorus)
And you want to be good
For you life to go somewhere
But your actions say
That you really just don't care
And you never see what your life was meant to be
Here in this heart, there's no way to start
(Chorus)
Do you wonder if you're missing Heaven's goal
Could there be a way for God to be in control
Well, it seems to me
That the world will never know
But does it have to apply to believing eyes
Copyright 1987 Mad at the World
| #1 | Living Dead | 3:30 | |
| #2 | All The Lonely Sheep | 5:53 | |
| #3 | I Want To See Heaven | 4:28 | |
| #4 | No Room Left | 4:07 | |
| #5 | Taking The Easy Way Out | 3:53 | |
| #6 | Bad Motives | 4:20 | |
| #7 | No More Innocence | 4:55 | |
| #8 | It Can't Rain Forever | 5:03 | |
| #9 | Here We Go Again | 3:31 | |
| #10 | Dry Your Tears | 4:14 | |
| #11 | Mad At The World | 3:58 | |
| #12 | Chance Of Luck | 3:46 |
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