Nugent, Ted - Free For All, Limited 180-Gram Translucent Blue Colored Vinyl [Import] Signed although vocalist Bruce Dickinson appears

although vocalist Bruce Dickinson appears as a band member on the cover sheet

Picciotto declares in the immediately following "Target" that he hates the sound of guitars

originally released in May 1987

while retaining it's sense of dynamic physicality

Palisades is the sophomore album from Eric Slick

Nugent, Ted - Free For All, Limited 180-Gram Translucent Blue Colored Vinyl [Import] Signed although vocalist Bruce Dickinson appearsLimited (1000 copies) individually numbered 180gm translucent blue colored vinyl LP pressing. American hard rock musician Ted Nugent released his second studio album Free For All in 1976, which became his first album to go Platinum. A year before Bat Out Of Hell brought Meat Loaf international success, he was brought in by Werman to provide vocals for Ted Nugent's album. Eventually, the collaboration resulted in five tracks with Meat Loaf as lead