From the Vault... 10/12/1997 #546 info Heart "Bad Animals" © Capitol Records Year of Release: 1987 Rating: track listing Who Will You Run To Alone There's The Girl I Want You So Bad Wait For An Answer Bad Animals You Ain't So Tough Strangers Of The Heart Easy Target R.S.V.P. WSVNRadio Archives A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Heart related sites: Heart Website Wikipedia

Previous Review: #545 Johnny Horton--Johnny Horton's Greatest Hits Next Review: #547 Aaron Tippin--Read Between The Lines Heart "Bad Animals" Heart, led by the sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, proved that women can hold their own in a male dominant music business force. Since their debut in 1976, they've relesaed some great albums. However, Bad Animals, released in 1987, doesn't fall in this catagory. This album starts out with a bang with three songs that received a lot of radio airplay: Who Will You Run To, the #1 hit Alone, and There's The Girl. Afterwards, the album tends to lose its direction. I Want You So Bad and You Ain't So Tough sounds too poppish; Strangers Of The Heart and RSVP are sleepers. The title track, Bad Animals, catches your attention; Wait For An Answer starts out eerie, then all of a sudden, it slows down drastically. It's not a ballad like Alone or Strangers Of The Heart, but it catches you off-guard. Easy Target is a true-Heart hard rocker. As much as I love Heart, I was a little disapointed at first. This album has it's moments. There are songs that you could listen to over and over; as for the others, they fall in the old catagory of 'take it or leave it.' © WSVNRadio.net. All rights reserved. Review or any portion may not be reproduced without written permission. Cover art is the intellectual property of Capitol Records and is used for reference purposes only. Previous Review: #545 Johnny Horton--Johnny Horton's Greatest Hits Next Review: #547 Aaron Tippin--Read Between The Lines