Comments for Barf After Dark, Low Class

This album is considered by many to be a little more imaginative than it's immensely successful predecessor, the self-titled "Heart" album. There is a lot more experimental synthesizer work but this tends to take away from Heart's signature guitar-laden sound. Nonetheless, this album does contain some great tunes - including "Alone", which spent 3 weeks on the top of Billboard's Top 100, and "Who Will You Run To" which made it to #7. Perhaps the most memorable songs from this album were never released - the acoustic pretty "RSVP" and the autobiographical title song. Equally impressive is the version of Lisa Dalbello's "Wait for an Answer" for which Ann Wilson provides an earth-shattering vocal. All in all, "Bad Animals" is a great album and deserves to be a part of any music fan's collection.

Contains my fave guitar solo, "Bad Animals". Great all the way thru, and I have no problem with some people who tend not to like the synths...They sound great!

The total playing time of this album is 40:49.

the prime example of bad album which usually comes after a great one ("Heart").

"LOW CLASS" I''d have to agree. Really LOW CLASS. WOOF WOOF!!! Where''s the nearest fire hydrant? Oh, here''s your album, it''ll do.

Barf After Dark is Rune and Kalle. The first 5 tracks arefrom january 1993 and the rest from 27.1.95.The only song they have written themself is "Once UponA Time", lyrics - Kalle and Thomas (a former member),music - Kalle. This song is dedicated to Rune (bass).