Comments for Quarterflash, Take Another Picture

Take Me To Heart was the big hit on this one.

I love this album and this band. If you have a notice about the CD version of this album, or simply you love Quarterflash, write me via e-mail. Thank you!

I found a copy of this CD used about a month ago. My friend had to have it so bad he and his wife couldn't stand it. I made a deal and got a copy on CD.

A fantastic album, great to listen to while traveling. Not a bad song on the entire album!

I love Quarterflash, and was listening to it when I was 3 and up-my mom had their first album on record...i have the cd version of it, and found out about take me to heart-a song i remembered only the title to, and found out who sung it! They are a great group, and if you can get their albums, do it!!!

I love this album-and the group. Try listening to "Nowhere Left To Hide".

I am trying to locate a copy of an old Quarterflash video, in which there are people playing mannequins. If I recall, the video was for the song "Take Me To Heart". My wife played a mannequin in that video. Her birthday is coming up, and I''d like to locate a copy of it as a surprise for her. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and regards, Michael Pliska

Quarterflash`s second album.

Does anyone know where I can get a video that was on HBO or MTV of a live Quarterflash concert?

Quarterflash's second LP, Take Another Picture did not receive as much recognition as their debut album. Only charting at # 33 on the Billboard Top 200 Album Charts, the album still sold reasonably well...only missing the gold status by a few thousand. The second album featured the moody, yet seductive rock flow single "Take Me To Heart" which reached a respectful #14 on the pop charts and landed in the top 10 album rock charts. The single managed to land in the year end top 100. The second single from the LP "Take Another Picture" only managed to score #58 on the pop charts. The cut "Make It Shine" was featured in the 1984 Geffen release "Gremlins". As far as the rest of the album is concerned, Take Another Picture continues where the debut left off offering more moody horn breaks and great guitar riffs. Jack Charles and Rick DiGiallonardo left the band after the release of this LP due to disagreements. The albums' singles were an MTV staple for a while and can still be seen on classic VH-1. As far as I am concerned, the album exudes professional musicianship.