Name: Nervous Night / One Way Home / Zig Zag
Brand: zig zag
SKU: 30057057
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Nervous Night / One Way Home / Zig Zag

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Album: Nervous Night / One Way Home / Zig Zag
#	Song Title		Time
1)	And We Danced	More Info...
2)	Day By Day	More Info...
3)	All You Zombies	More Info...
4)	Don't Take My Car Out Tonight	More Info...
5)	Hanging On a Heartbeat	More Info...
6)	Where Do the Children Go	More Info...
7)	South Ferry Road	More Info...
8)	She Comes in Colors	More Info...
9)	Blood from a Stone	More Info...
10)	Satellite	More Info...
11)	Karla With a K	More Info...
12)	Johnny B	More Info...
13)	Graveyard Waltz	More Info...
14)	Fightin' On the Same Side	More Info...

Album: Nervous Night / One Way Home / Zig Zag
#	Song Title		Time
1)	And We Danced	More Info...
2)	Day By Day	More Info...
3)	All You Zombies	More Info...
4)	Don't Take My Car Out Tonight	More Info...
5)	Hanging On a Heartbeat	More Info...
6)	Where Do the Children Go	More Info...
7)	South Ferry Road	More Info...
8)	She Comes in Colors	More Info...
9)	Blood from a Stone	More Info...
10)	Satellite	More Info...
11)	Karla With a K	More Info...
12)	Johnny B	More Info...
13)	Graveyard Waltz	More Info...
14)	Fightin' On the Same Side	More Info...

Performer Notes

BGO's 2012 compilation rounds up the three albums the Hooters cut for Columbia in the '80s and presents them in a double-disc set. All the hits -- "And We Danced," "Day by Day," "All You Zombies," "Where Do the Children Go" -- arrive on the first album, the band stretches out on One Way Home, then tries to figure out a new direction on Zig Zag, ultimately pushing them off the charts and off the label. Taken collectively, these three albums are a terrific snapshot of the sound of mainstream rock in the late '80s: at their best, the band was muscular and melodic, yet they could fall prey to the big, polished bombast of '80s major labels -- a sound that could sometimes obscure their skills. Here, both their talents and ill-suited production are showcased and they are both appealing; you can either listen to the production or listen through it and find it satisfying either way. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine