The Brave
The Brave-Battle Cries (Pakaderm) 1992
1. "All Together Now" (4:29)
2. "Waiting" (4:35)
3. "It That Ain't Love" (5:01)
4. "Running All My Life" (4:46)
5. "Tears of a Broken Heart" (4:33)
6. "Little Love" (4:27)
7. "Never Live Without Your Love" (4:41)
8. "Big World" (4:23)
9. "Ride with the Rhythm" (3:54)
10. "Just a Man" (4:42)
BONUS TRACKS
11. "All Together Now" (studio mix) (4:30)
11. "Running All My Life" (studio mix) (4:45)
Slick, big-hair, commercial pop metal. Loads of catchy big choruses. This disc was recorded in L.A. during the L.A. Riots of 1992. Apparently the riots were a bit too close to home and producer John Elefante became a bit freaked out. The two bonus tracks are mellow mixes that John did during that time as some sort of therepy. The original release of this came with a Brave bandana that I still have.
The Brave-Trust (Pakaderm) 1994
1. "The River" (4:22)
2. "Rage of the Age" (4:46)
3. "Following You" (4:15)
4. "Dirty Water" (4:53)
5. "Tomorrow" (5:03)
6. "Don't" (5:13)
7. "Long Way to Heaven" (4:14)
8. "Ca'ít Let the Devil Win" (4:31)
9. "When Your Alone" (5:29)
10."Trust" (3:16)
Vocalist James Salters leaves but The Brave march on. Their sound changed on this one. Guitarist Randy Roberts takes over lead vocals. His voice is a bit more bluesy as is the music. "Trust" is a melodic blues based hard rock/metal album. I really dig this disc, even more so that their commercial metal debut. Very cool album cover.