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New Audio Machine

2012 studio album by Trixter

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New Audio Machine is an album by American rock band Trixter. It was released in April 2012 on Frontiers Records. The album features the original lineup of the band. "Tattoos & Misery" was released as the first single and video in March 2012.

It was rated a "B" by Classic Rock Revisited.

01Track listing

  1. "Drag Me Down", 3:59 (Steve Brown, Glen Burtnik)
  2. "Get On It", 3:36 (Brown)
  3. "Dirty Love", 3:41 (Brown, Pete Loran, Jim DeSalvo)
  4. "Machine", 3:34 (Brown, PJ Farley, Mark Scott)
  5. "Live for the Day" - 3:35 (Brown, Farley)
  6. "Ride", 3:48 (Brown, Farley)
  7. "Physical Attraction", 3:52 (Brown, Loran, DeSalvo)
  8. "Tattoos & Misery", 3:33 (Brown, Farley, Scott, Xandy Barry)
  9. "The Coolest Thing", 3:37 (Brown, Bobby August)
  10. "Save Your Soul", 4:03 (Brown)
  11. "Walk With a Stranger (unused Skid Row song)", 4:32 (Rachel Bolan, Dave "The Snake" Sabo)
  12. "Find a Memory (European Bonus)" - 3:25 ()
  13. "Heart of Steel (US Bonus [acoustic])" (Brown, Bill Wray)

02Credits

Band members

  • Peter "Pete" Loran, lead vocals
  • Steve Brown, lead guitar
  • P. J. Farley, bass guitar
  • Mark "Gus" Scott, drums, percussion, backing vocals

Special Guests

  • Glen Burtnik - Additional Guitars, Bass, Vocals & Percussion (Track 1)
  • Eric Ragno - Keyboards (Tracks 1, 5 & 9)
  • Mark Sly - Backing Vocals (Track 9)
  • Pete Evick - Additional Guitars, Percussion (Track 9)
  • Bobby August - Backing Vocals (Track 9)
  • Angela Marien - Backing Vocals (Track 10)
  • John "J3" Allen - Backing Vocals (Track 11)

Production

  • Steve Brown
  • Chuck Alzakian
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