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Album: Club Ninja
# Song Title   Time
1)    White Flags More Info...
2)    Dancin' in the Ruins More Info...
3)    Make Rock Not War More Info...
4)    Perfect Water More Info...
5)    Spy in the House of the Night More Info...
6)    Beat 'Em Up More Info...
7)    When the War Comes More Info...
8)    Shadow Warrior More Info...
9)    Madness to the Method More Info...
 
Album: Club Ninja
# Song Title   Time
1)    White Flags More Info...
2)    Dancin' in the Ruins More Info...
3)    Make Rock Not War More Info...
4)    Perfect Water More Info...
5)    Spy in the House of the Night More Info...
6)    Beat 'Em Up More Info...
7)    When the War Comes More Info...
8)    Shadow Warrior More Info...
9)    Madness to the Method More Info...
 
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  • Blue Oyster Cult: Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Joe Bouchard (vocals, guitar, bass); Eric Bloom (vocals, guitar); Tommy Zvoncheck (piano, organ, synthesizer); Jimmy Wilcox (percussion, background vocals).
  • Additional personnel: Howard Stern (spoken vocals); Phil Grande (guitar); Kenny Aaronson (bass); Tommy Price (drums).
  • Includes liner notes by Arthur Levy.
  • Personnel: Donald Roeser (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Eric Bloom, Joe Bouchard (vocals, guitar); Phil Grande (guitar); Tom Zvoncheck (piano, organ, synthesizer); Thommy Price (drums); Jimmy Wilcox (percussion, background vocals); Paul Mandl (electronics); David Lucas , David Immer, Joni Peltz, Joe Caro (background vocals).
  • Audio Mixer: Brian McGee .
  • Audio Remasterer: Andy Pearce.
  • Liner Note Author: Jon Richards.
  • Recording information: Tallysin Studios; The Warehouse.
  • Editor: Paul Mandl.
  • CLUB NINJA reunited BOC with the band's original conceptual guru and producer Sandy Pearlman but, oddly, this didn't signal a return to the band's original template of brainy, self-consciously menacing metal. Instead, the album continued in the vein of the radio-friendly, somewhat generic pop sounds of its predecessor, THE REVOLUTION BY NIGHT. Fortunately, Pearlman did turn the keyboards down a bit, giving the Eric Bloom/Buck Dharma guitar franchise much more space in the mix, and the album does feature what may be the band's best-ever thinking person's party anthem, the inspiringly titled "Make Rock, Not War."
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