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Poison – Native Tongue – Cassette

Native Tongue is the fourth studio album by the American rock band Poison, released in 1993. Poison rose to prominence in the 1980s with their glam metal sound and energetic live performances.

Native Tongue represents a shift in Poison’s musical direction, as the band sought to explore a more mature and diverse sound. The album incorporates elements of blues rock, hard rock, and even some acoustic ballads, showcasing the band’s versatility.

Notable tracks from the album include the title track ‘Native Tongue,’ ‘Stand,’ and ‘Until You Suffer Some (Fire and Ice).’ These songs feature catchy hooks, melodic guitar riffs, and the distinct vocals of lead singer Bret Michaels.

Native Tongue received mixed reviews upon its release, as it deviated from Poison’s traditional glam metal sound and took on a more experimental approach. While the album didn’t achieve the same commercial success as their earlier releases, it has gained appreciation over the years for its musical ambition and the band’s willingness to evolve their sound.

Despite the mixed reception, Native Tongue remains an important album in Poison’s discography. It represents a period of musical exploration and growth for the band, showcasing their willingness to step outside their comfort zone and expand their creative horizons.

Fans of Poison and enthusiasts of the glam metal era may find Native Tongue to be an intriguing departure from the band’s usual style, offering a glimpse into their musical evolution during the early 1990s.

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Capitol Records

Track Listing
1. Native Tongue
2. Scream, The
3. Stand
4. Stay Alive
5. Until You Suffer Some (Fire And Ice)
6. Body Talk
7. Bring It Home
8. 7 Days Over You
9. Richie’s Acoustic Thang
10. Ain’t That The Truth
11. Theatre Of The Soul
12. Strike Up The Band
13. Ride Child Ride
14. Blind Faith
15. Bastard Son Of A Thousand Blues