Trouble in Angel City
Studio album by
ReleasedJune 12, 1989 (1989-06-12)
Recorded1988
StudioSound City Studios (Van Nuys, California)
GenreHard rock, heavy metal, glam metal
Length43:53
LabelGrand Slamm
ProducerLion
Lion chronology
Dangerous Attraction
(1987)
Trouble in Angel City
(1989)
Singles from Trouble in Angel City
  1. "Lock Up Your Daughters"
    Released: 1989

Trouble in Angel City is the second and final studio album released by American rock band Lion. A month after this album release, the band disbanded. Kal Swan and Doug Aldrich created the band Bad Moon Rising with Ian Mayo and Jackie Ramos.[1]

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Come On"Swan, Aldrich5:58
2."Lock Up Your Daughters" (Slade cover)Noddy Holder, Jim Lea3:36
3."Can't Stop the Rain"Swan, Aldrich3:41
4."Love Is a Lie"Swan4:44
5."Victims of Circumstance"Swan3:52
6."Stranger in the City"Swan, Aldrich5:17
7."Hungry for Love"Swan4:25
8."Hold On"Swan4:04
9."Lonely Girl"Swan, Aldrich1:42
10."Forgotten Sons"Swan, Aldrich5:47
Total length:43:53

Personnel

Lion

Additional musicians

  • Rick Seratte – keyboards, programming, backing vocals
  • Scott MacLachlan – backing vocals
  • Victoria Seeger – female vocals

Production

  • Lion – producers
  • Alan Isaacs – engineer, mixing
  • Greg Fulginiti – mastering at Artisan Sound Recorders (North Hollywood, California)
  • Kal Swan – logo design, cover concept
  • Emily Keifer at Jupiter Design – artwork
  • Anna Maria DeSanto – front cover photography
  • Toshimasa Matano – back cover photography

Album information

  • The original album was released in Japan as an import.
  • "Love Is a Lie", "Victims of Circumstance", "Stranger in the City", "Hungry for Love", and "Forgotten Sons" were originally recorded for the Power Love EP, released in 1986 in Japan only.[2]
  • An earlier version of "Love Is a Lie" was used in the 1984 horror film Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter during Crispin Glover's infamous dance sequence for his character Jimmy.

References

  1. "Bad Moon Rising". Discogs. Retrieved 30 April 2023.
  2. "Lion - Power Love". Discogs. Retrieved 30 April 2023.
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