KROKUS: Alive And Screamin’ (Polygram tape cassette 1986 might have some playback issues, 2nd hand used tape). For ACDC fans. Check AUDIO whole album (all songs)

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Krokus – ‘Alive And Screamin’
Not sure of the date or the location of this live Krokus concert, but I know for a fact that when it was first released, I purchased a cassette copy and literally played the tape until it broke.
A good time is aimed for all with tunes like “”Screaming in The Night””, one I haven’t heard in sometime “”Hot Shot City””, “”Bedside Radio””, another one I haven’t heard in eons “”Lay Me Down”” and their power-house anthem (?) “”Stay Awake All Night””. I remember in the ’80 when Krokus toured the U.S. they were the support band for the likes of Cheap Trick, Saxon and Sammy Hagar. A should-have.

Are Krokus creepy??

Track Listings
1. Long Stick Goes Boom
2. Eat the Rich
3. Screaming in the Night
4. Hot Shot City
5. Midnite Maniac
6. Bedside Radio
7. Lay Me Down
8. Stayed Awake All Night
9. Headhunter

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ALIVE AND SCREAMING
if you think Krokus Rocks on their studio albums, wait till you hear them LIVE, on the 1986 album ‘ALIVE AND SCREAMING”” Marc (the Maltese Bon Scott) Storace and the gang rip the place apart, with such classics as EAT THE RICH. SCREAMING IN THE NIGHT, STAYED AWAKE ALL NIGHT AND THE SHOW SHOPPING HEADHUNTER, it like being at the actual concert. A great slice of 1980 HEAVY METAL as only KROKUS Can deliver, Screaming guitars, Awesome vocals, its all here on KROKUS- ALIVE AND SCREAMING.

5.0 out of 5 stars This One Will Keep You Alive and Screamin’!!!
Even if you are not a fan of “”live”” CD, this one is a must for all true Krokus fans!! Of these nine tracks, eight of them are some of their best and the previously unreleased title (Lay Me Down) is pretty rockin’ as well. This is a good mix of songs from most of their studio recordings from “”Metal Rendez-vous”” through to “”Change of Address.”” The only release not represented here is “”Hardware.”” Most of the tracks stay pretty true to their original, studio versions. An exception would be Headhunter. It has a special ending which really rocks! You almost feel like you are there! In addition, lead singer Marc Storace also keeps the talking in between songs to minimum, something which seems to be a huge negative on other live recordings. Once again, this is a must-own for all Krokus fans!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Still screamin after all these years…
I bought this album on cassette when it first came out way back in 1986. Earlier this year I bid and got a copy of this album on CD at Ebay. I’m glad it finally been re-released, because this was one of Krokus’ finest moments. The sound is great and the song selection is good. The only weakness to this album is the lack of music. These 9 songs come in at under 50 minutes, I would love to hear more songs. Maybe someday they can do like Cheap Trick did with Live at Budakon II and release more of what was played on that tour.
If you are a Krokus fan, buy this, you won’t be disappointed. The same is true if you are just a casual fan.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Krokus – ‘Alive And Screamin’
Not sure of the date nor the location of this live concert from Krokus but I know I used to have a cassette copy and played that tape quite a bit, likely until it wore out. Great to have it on CD reissue. It a fun experience to hear these guys perform in a live setting – with tunes like “”Screaming In The Night””, one I haven’t heard in awhile “”Hot Shot City””, “”Bedside Radio””, another one I haven’t heard in eons “”Lay Me Down”” and the powerhouse anthem (?) “”Stay Awake All Night””. I remember in the ’80 when Krokus toured the states, they opened for band like Cheap Trick, Saxon and later Sammy Hagar. A good time to be had by all.

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5.0 out of 5 stars alive and screaming!!!!!!!!
This is relly a great tape from a very underrated band. Many people said krokus was an ac/dc wannabee band but I must say I actually like krokus even better than ac/dc,they were more versatile and had a better sound.This cd shows some of there greatest songs and how great of a live band they are too. A lot of bands just can’t cut it live and I generally don’t like live albums but this one is great,a must have for krokus fans”