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Player / Danger Zone
Rock · 2001 · 18 tracks

Player / Danger Zone

This compilation brings together Player's quintessential 70s soft rock, featuring their chart-topping hits and deep cuts. Expect smooth vocal harmonies, mellow keys, and clean guitar solos, perfect fo

August 28, 2001 · One Way Records (6)

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Step into a sonic time capsule with Player's 'Player / Danger Zone' compilation, a definitive collection of 70s soft rock gold. This album is a masterclass in smooth, sophisticated pop, brimming with the kind of lush harmonies, tasteful guitar work, and memorable melodies that defined an era. It's the sound of a golden hour drive, a quiet romantic evening, or a moment of wistful reflection. If you crave expertly crafted songs that balance pop accessibility with genuine musicality, this compilation offers a double dose of Player's timeless charm. It's an essential addition for anyone who appreciates the polished, heartfelt sound of classic 70s rock.

Tracklist · 18 Tracks
01
Come On Out
3:44
02
Goodbye (That’s All I Ever Heard)
3:50
03
Melanie
3:44
04
Every Which Way
3:43
05
This Time I’m in It for Love
4:25
06
Love Is Where You Find It
4:06
07
Movin’ Up
2:55
08
Cancellation
4:09
09
Tryin’ to Write a Hit Song
4:41
10
Love in the Danger Zone
4:53
11
Silver Lining
4:59
12
I Just Wanna Be With You
4:21
13
Forever
3:16
14
I’ve Been Thinkin’
4:10
15
Prisoner of Your Love
5:13
16
Join In the Dance
4:54
17
Wait Until Tomorrow
4:01
18
Let Me Down Easy
4:33
Moments Worth Listening For
The instantly recognizable bassline and the subsequent smooth, melodic guitar lead-in to 'Baby Come Back', setting the standard for 70s soft rock hooks.
The soaring, emotive saxophone solo that punctuates the middle section of 'This Time I'm in It for Love', adding a layer of sophisticated melancholy.
The intricate interplay between the warm Rhodes piano and the clean electric guitar fills on tracks like 'Melanie', creating a rich, inviting sonic texture.
The layered vocal harmonies swelling during the choruses, a signature Player element that elevates the emotional impact of their most memorable songs.

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