Enuff Z'nuff - Enuff Z'Nuff (Vinyle violet)
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Chip Z'nuff (Gregory Rybarski) – bass, rhythm guitar, lead vocals
1 LP, standard sleeve
Original analog Master tape : YES
Heavy Press : 180g
Record color : Purple
Speed : 33RPM
Size : 12”
Stereo
Studio
Record Press : Furnace
Label : Friday Music
Original Label : ATCO Records
Recorded at Royal Recorders by Dan Harjung
Produced by Ron Fajerstein
Remastered by Joe Reagoso
Originally released in 1989
Reissued in 2021
Tracks:
Side A
- New Thing
- She Wants More
- Fly High Michelle
- Hot Little Summer Girl
- In The Groove
Side B
- Little Indian Angel
- For Now
- Kiss The Clown
- I Could Never Be Without You
- Finger On The Trigger
Reviews :
"Often overlooked because of their role in the ill-fated hair-metal craze of the late '80s, Enuff Z'nuff actually shares more common ground with power-pop luminaries Cheap Trick and Badfinger than with the lipstick-and-leather crowd. Their self-titled major label debut boasts one of the best power-pop singles of the late '80s with "New Thing," which features Donnie Vie's raspy vocals set against a backdrop of whimsical guitar-powered melody. "For Now" captures more of the same magic that makes "New Thing" so refreshing, while "Fly High Michelle" reveals the band's fondness for psychedelic ballads. The contemplative "I Could Never Be Without You" shows a serious streak that offsets the obviously lighthearted approach of boisterous tracks like "Hot Little Summer Girl" and "Kiss the Clown." Where Enuff Z'nuff falters is their tendency to let songs get bogged down by excessive guitar ramblings. The nearly seven-minute long "In the Groove" falls victim to this unfortunate fate, sputtering and failing to ever really get off the ground. Overall, the good far exceeds the bad on this impressive debut, proving that Enuff Z'nuff deserves more respect than they'll probably ever receive." AllMusic Review by Michael Frey
Ratings :
AllMusic : 3 / 5 , Discogs : 4,13 / 5