Pat Benatar - Wide Awake In Dreamland CP32-5623 - FLAC

Pat Benatar - Wide Awake In Dreamland (Japan 1St Press Cp32-5623) From Wiki: Wide Awake in Dreamland is Pat Benatar's eighth album, released in 1988. After a string of successful albums, this was her last rock-oriented album of the 1980s, before she would go on to try a blues-based sound. The album's lead single "All Fired Up" reached a high of #19 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts and was the last of Benatar's singles to reach the U.S. Top 40. The album was primarily recorded at Neil Giraldo's studio, with most of the songwriting by Giraldo and drummer Grombacher. Four of the tracks are also co-written with Benatar (who is credited as Pat Giraldo). One of the two songs from other songwriters was "Cerebral Man" written by Tully Winfield and well known stick player Don Schiff. In an interview from 2002, Schiff recalled how this track was added to the album: "Tully Winfield and I demo-ed songs at what was becoming a very popular studio in LA Woodcliff Studio)... we had just recorded "Cerebral Man". If I recall correctly the demo just had Tully's voice, stick and drums. Peter Coleman was producing Pat's next album for Chrysalis and happened to be the next session in and heard the tune. He asked if he could take the song to Pat Benatar and hopefully put it on her next album. Her camp liked it and they did a wonderful job with the song. I thought Tully and I would get a few more songs on that album as they liked the style of our song but at the last minute she decided to go back to her more familiar rock style, leaving our song the only one stylistically like it on the album. " CD: Pat Benatar - Wide Awake In Dreamland (Japan 1St Press Cp32-5623) 01. All Fired Up [0:04:31.40] 02. One Love [0:05:13.13] 03. Let's Stay Together [0:04:58.02] 04. Don't Walk Away [0:04:39.84] 05. Too Long A Soldier [0:06:40.80] 06. Cool Zero [0:05:29.16] 07. Cerebral Man [0:04:47.24] 08. Lift 'Em On Up [0:04:58.56] 09. Suffer The Little Children [0:04:12.13] 10. Wide Awake In Dreamland [0:04:58.53] Log, cue and scans are included. The file is a single file. There are a few free programs out there that will extract the tracks including Foobar and Medieval Cue Splitter. For more information on FLAC: blowfish.be/eac/ teqnilogik.com/tutorials/eac.shtml dbpoweramp.com exactaudiocopy.de If you don't want to mess with EAC, you can always extract the files and burn them without gaps using Windows Media Player..or some other program. This is not my rip...thanks to the original ripper/uploader.

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fendermental (2010-05-12)

Thanks again miona45, for yet another PB. How many of these do you have?
I had a few of her albums in the early 90's but had forgotten how good she was.
I burnt your last 2 Black Triangles onto 1 CD and it sounds awesome.
regards, fendermental

 miona45 (2010-05-13)

Happy to upload for you. I am afraid that's all I've got of Pat for now... I've got True Love and Gravity's Rainbow that I uploaded a while back... If I get anything new and it hasn't already been uploaded in FLAC, I will upload. I know there's at least one greatest hits in FLAC. I was thinking it might be nice to have "Live From Earth" in flac...that one has Love is a Battlefield on it. I wish they had released that song on Tropico.