Coming Home Randy O
Album info
Album-Release:
2019
HRA-Release:
12.09.2019
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- 1I'm Feeling Good03:37
- 2Black and White Don't Matter03:47
- 3It's the Same Old Day04:39
- 4Holding On03:17
- 5I'm Changing04:17
- 6Pop's Song05:18
- 7Joy Joy Joy03:52
- 8Ltwa04:44
- 9Hanah's Song03:22
Info for Coming Home
Best known as ODIN’s front-man, Randy O, is returning to Sunset Strip to release his new music endeavor COMING HOME, Wednesday, September 11th on Down Boys Music at the Top of The Rainbow Bar & Grill.
Going back to his musical roots, Randy Ohas taken a 20 year journey in writing and has finally recorded a full album. “COMING HOME to me is exactly the title,” explains singer Randy O. “I buried myself into my first musical influences like Tom Petty, Tommy Bolin and Joe Walsh. Throughout time I would write songs about life and situations that affected me, good or bad.”
Randy O
vocally led the way to a new era of LA metal. Formed in 1982, Odin is one of the original pioneers of the LA progressive power metal/hard rock scene, playing to sold out crowds with the likes of W.A.S.P. (Odin performed during the band's legendary Blood Drive), Armored Saint, Steeler (featuring Ron Keel), Dokken, Alcatrazz, The Plasmatics, Helix, Malice, and more, building a massive following before disbanding in the late 80's. Odin was also in the famous The Decline of Western Civilization Part II : The Metal Years.
Going back to his musical roots, Randy O has taken a 20 year journey in writing and has finally recorded a much anticipated full album. “Coming Home to me is exactly the title,” explains Randy O. “I buried myself into my first musical influences like Tom Petty, Tommy Bolin and Joe Walsh. Throughout time I would write songs about life and situations that affected me, good or bad.”
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