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Guitarist Gary Moore's fourth studio album.
This was their first album after moving to Virgin Records in 1982.
Ian Paice (later to join Deep Purple) and ex-Whitesnake Neil Murray (later to rejoin) joined the band from this album and remained with them until they moved to their own bands. It was Moore's first pure heavy metal album to reach the UK top 100 since "Back on the Streets".
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Shadows
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beyond...
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