Talisman (Talisman album)

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Talisman
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Studio album by
Released1990 (1990)
StudioStockholm Recording, Stockholm
Genre Hard rock
Length39:29
Label Airplay/Vinylmania
Producer Mats Lindfors
Talisman chronology
Talisman
(1990)
Genesis
(1993)
Singles from Talisman
  1. "I'll Be Waiting" / "Dangerous"
    Released: 1990 [1]
  2. "Just Between Us" / "Standin' on Fire"
    Released: 1990 [2]
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusic Star full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar empty.svg (No review) [3]

Talisman is the first studio album by hard rock band Talisman, released in 1990 through Airplay/Vinylmania. It has been reissued three times: first in 1993 through Dino Music; followed by a remastered edition in 2003 through Dino/Empire Records, containing a bonus disc with demos and live recordings from 1990; and once again on 12 September 2012, as a deluxe Digipak edition with further bonus material. [4]

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Break Your Chains" Marcel Jacob, Anders Jakobsson3:33
2."Standin' on Fire"Jacob, Jeff Scott Soto 4:14
3."I'll Be Waiting"Jacob, Soto2:58
4."Dangerous"Jacob3:47
5."Just Between Us"Jacob, Soto3:48
6."System of Power"Mats Lindfors, Michael Lorenz4:45
7."Queen"Jacob, Soto3:16
8."Lightning Strikes"Jacob, Soto3:17
9."Day by Day"Jacob4:10
10."Women, Whiskey & Song"Jacob3:05
11."Great Sandwich"Jacob2:36
Total length:39:29
2003 deluxe edition bonus tracks
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
12."Break Your Chains" (demo)Jacob, Jakobsson 
13."Under Fire" (demo)Jacob 
14."If You Need Somebody" (demo)Jacob 
15."Dangerous" (demo)Jacob 
16."Oceans" (demo)Jacob 
17."Lightning Strikes" (demo)Jacob, Soto 
18."Day dy Day" (demo)Jacob 
19."NJBBWD" (demo)Jacob 
20."Just Between Us" (live)Jacob, Soto 
21."Eternal Flame" (live)Jacob, Norum 
22."Scream of Anger" (live)Jacob, Joey Tempest  
23."Eternal Flame" (live)Jacob 
24."NJBBWO" (live)Jacob 
25."Let Me Love You" (live)Jacob, John Norum  
26."Ice Cream Man" (live) John Brim  
2012 deluxe editions bonus tracks
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
12."MJ Playing Solo In Studio"Jacob1:23
13."Just Between Us" (live in Kopparberg, 1990)Jacob, Soto4:088
14."Eternal Flame" (live in Kopparberg, 1990)Jacob, Norum3:13
15."I'll Be Waiting" (live in Kopparberg, 1990)Jacob, Soto3:15
16."Scream Of Anger" (live in Kopparberg, 1990)Jacob, Tempest4:30
17."NJBBWD" (live in Kopparberg, 1990)Jacob3:26
18."Standin' on Fire" (live in Kopparberg, 1990)Jacob, Soto4:48
19."Let Me Love You" (live in Kopparberg, 1990)Jacob, Norum3:15
20."Ice Cream Man" (live at Blues Brothers in Stockholm, 1990)Brim4:43
Total length:76:00

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