Neon City Rockers

Neon City Rockers
Studio album by Jann Wilde & The Neon Comets
Released 27 August 2008
Studio NoteNet Studios Tampere
Genre Glam Rock, Post-punk revival
Label Hype Records
Producer Mefisto Miettinen
Jann Wilde & The Neon Comets chronology
Tokio Okei
(2007)Tokio Okei2007		 Neon City Rockers
(2008)		 Don`t Play With The Flame On Your Hand
(2010)Don`t Play With The Flame On Your Hand2010

Neon City Rockers is the second studio album by Finnish glam rock singer Jann Wilde. Released on 27 August 2008 it the only Jann Wilde album under the band name Jann Wilde & The Neon Comets.[1] The album draws influences from rock music dating from the 1950s to 1970s.

Reception

Reviews were generally very good. At soundi-fi reviewer Tero Alanko found the album to be "fresh and catchy" although clearly with influences from Suede and David Bowie. The album was awarded 4 stars, although negative attention was drawn to the poor quality of the artwork.[2] At Terrorverlag the album was awarded 9 out of 10.[3]

Track listing

All lyrics written by Jann Wilde; all music composed by Jann Wilde.

No.TitleLength
1."Baby Said Yeah"2:45
2."Danceroom Bop"3:04
3."Screams At The Ballet"2:51
4."Neon City Rockers"2:51
5."Deimos & Phobos"3:07
6."Superstar Cocktail Bar"2:08
7."The Ballad Of Jane Glaze"2:32
8."Glamtronik"2:38
9."Forever"3:38
10."She's A Killer"3:12
11."Saturday Love"3:20
12."The Motion Picture"4:45

Personnel

Guest musicians

  • Mirja Mattinen – Cello (tracks: 10, 12)
  • Timo Lampila – Saxophone (tracks: 7)
  • Antti Volter – Synth (tracks: 8)
  • Jenni-Sofia Peippo – Violin (tracks: 10 and 12)
  • Poppy Starley – Vocals (tracks 1 and 9)

Production

  • Jann Wilde & The Comets – Arranged By
  • Svante Forsback – Mastered By
  • Mauri Pennanen – Photography By [Band]
  • Katri Kallio, Venla Muikku – Photography By [Live]
  • Mefisto Miettinen – Producer

References

  1. ↑ "JANN WILDE AND THE NEON COMETS: Neon City Rockers". www.discogs.com. Retrieved 2017-04-13.
  2. ↑ "JANN WILDE AND THE NEON COMETS: Neon City Rockers". soundi-fi.com. Retrieved 2017-04-10.
  3. ↑ "JANN WILDE AND THE NEON COMETS: Neon City Rockers". terrorverlag.com. Retrieved 2017-04-10.
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