Firehouse 3

by Firehouse

Overview

Firehouse strip away most of their harder edges on their third album, the aptly titled Firehouse 3. Some of the songs still rock out, yet they are punctuated by the distorted guitars, not driven by them. Still, the group's strong point is their knack for power ballads. While none their ballads stray from the late-'80s formula, the group does them well -- good enough to make the record a moderate hit, nearly five years after the style went out of fashion. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Product Details

Release Date:	04/11/1995
Label:	Epic / Sony Music Distribution
UPC:	0074645745923

Tracks

1. Love Is a Dangerous Thing
2. What's Wrong
3. Somethin' 'Bout Your Body
4. Trying to Make a Living
5. Here for You
6. Get a Life
7. Two Sides
8. No One at All
9. Temptation
10. I Live My Life for You

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Firehouse   Primary Artist
Bill Leverty   Guitar,Vocals (Background)
Michael Foster   Drums,Percussion,Vocals (Background)
C.J. Snare   Bass,Vocals,Keyboards
Perry Richardson   Bass,Vocals (Background)

Technical Credits

Doug Sax   Mastering
Steve Gallagher   Mixing Assistant,Assistant Engineer
Chris Lord-Alge   Mixing
Ron Nevison   Engineer,Producer
Paul Aresu   Photography
C.J. Snare   Composer
Deandra Vallier   Production Assistant
Shawn Berman   Assistant Engineer
Bill Leverty   Composer