Tuff - Religious Fix (1995) (RLS Records Edition 2014)
Year : 1995 (RLS Records Edition 2014) Style : Glam Metal , Melodic Hard Rock Country : United States Audio : 320 kbps + scans + Video Size : 110 mb
Bio:
Tuff is an American glam metal band formed in 1985 in Phoenix, Arizona, by guitarist Jorge DeSaint (born George Manos) and bassist Todd Chase (born Todd Chaisson). The band was completed with the arrival of drummer Michael Lean (born Michael Raimondo) and short-lived vocalist Terry Fox, who left the band shortly afterwards to pursue an ice skating career. With replacement vocalist Jim Gillette, the band recorded a four-track EP entitled Knock Yourself Out. However, Gillette soon departed to form Nitro and was replaced by Stevie Rachelle (born Steve Hanseter).Tuff was signed in 1990 by Atlantic Records, and released their debut album What Comes Around Goes Around in May 1991, in which the band released the hit power ballad "I Hate Kissing You Goodbye". In 1995, Tuff's independently-released Fist First was reissued by BMG as Religious Fix, with the addition of three bonus tracks.In 2001, Tuff released the compilation CD The History of Tuff, which included the song "American Hair Band", a parody of Kid Rock's "American Bad Ass" (both of which incorporate the instrumentals of Metallica's "Sad But True"). "American Hair Band" made references to numerous similar bands of the era as well as criticizing grunge and alternative rock.Tuff released What Comes Around Goes Around Again in 2012, which featured four rerecorded songs from What Comes Around Goes Around plus new tracks.
Album:
Religious Fix is the second release (an updated version of Fist First) from the 80's glam band Tuff. The band features Wisconsin native Stevie Rachelle on vocals, who was renowned as looking like a cross between Poison's Bret Michaels and Warrant's Jani Lane.The sound on this album runs the gamut from hair metal to very heavy. Personal favorites include "Tied To The Bells", "Rattle My Bones" and "Electric Church". There is also a cover version of the Tennessee Ernie Ford classic "Sixteen Tons".Unfortunately, this CD came out in the alternative (yuck) era, I truly think this could have made it in the hair metal era. I'm very happy with it and give Religious Fix two thumbs up!
Michael Lean - live drums Robbie Crane - bass Randy Cantor - bass, paino, keyboards and background vocals Michael Caruso - background vocals
Production:
Produced by Randy Cantor, Tuff and Scott Campbell.
Tracklist:
01. Tied To The Bells 02. Daddy's Money 03. Better Off Dead 04. I Like What I See 05. Sixteen Tons 06. Follow The Loser 07. Rattle My Bones 08. In Dogs We Trust 09. Electric Church 10. God Bless This Mess 11. Simon Says 12. Makes Me Sick (Bonus Track)
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Tuff - What Comes Around Goes Around...Again! (2012)
Year : 2012 Style : Glam Metal , Melodic Hard Rock Country : United States Audio : 320 kbps + scans + Video Size : 110 mb
Bio:
Tuff is an American glam metal band formed in 1985 in Phoenix, Arizona, by guitarist Jorge DeSaint (born George Manos) and bassist Todd Chase (born Todd Chaisson). The band was completed with the arrival of drummer Michael Lean (born Michael Raimondo) and short-lived vocalist Terry Fox, who left the band shortly afterwards to pursue an ice skating career. With replacement vocalist Jim Gillette, the band recorded a four-track EP entitled Knock Yourself Out. However, Gillette soon departed to form Nitro and was replaced by Stevie Rachelle (born Steve Hanseter).Tuff was signed in 1990 by Atlantic Records, and released their debut album What Comes Around Goes Around in May 1991, in which the band released the hit power ballad "I Hate Kissing You Goodbye". In 1995, Tuff's independently-released Fist First was reissued by BMG as Religious Fix, with the addition of three bonus tracks.In 2001, Tuff released the compilation CD The History of Tuff, which included the song "American Hair Band", a parody of Kid Rock's "American Bad Ass" (both of which incorporate the instrumentals of Metallica's "Sad But True"). "American Hair Band" made references to numerous similar bands of the era as well as criticizing grunge and alternative rock.Tuff released What Comes Around Goes Around Again in 2012, which featured four rerecorded songs from What Comes Around Goes Around plus new tracks.
Album:
It's been 25 years since TUFF hit Sunset Strip in Hollywood California. To celebrate that anniversary (1987-2012), the band has issued "What Comes Around Goes Around... Again!" The CD will hit the street March via the band's own independent label (RLS Records).The core that remains of the once self-proclaimed "biggest unsigned band in the world" is vocalist Stevie Rachelle and bassist Todd Chaisson. The newly recorded tracks were produced and mixed by Michael Raphael (JAILHOUSE, NEVE) with a laundry list of '80s stars appearing throughout. The group will also adopt a new stage look and persona going forward says Stevie Rachelle — who was "from hell" according to a Hollywood promoter who nicknamed him that in the late '80s. That isn't far off from the new stage name — $tevil. The bassist and founder of the band, will re-assume his old stage identity of Ch@se. Not a new comer as the groups drum throne has been occupied by Tod Burr since 2001. Going forward he will simply be known as T Drums! However, the band does welcome new blood with S'olin on lead guitar. The Swedish-born Staffan Osterlind has played and toured with Paul Di'Anno (ex-IRON MAIDEN) and BLACK ROBOT (featuring former members of BUCKCHERRY)."What Comes Around Goes Around... Again!" is not just a remake, but also a revisited disc of memories for Ch@se and $tevil. "This disc was a few years in the making, from the idea, to the actual sessions," says Rachelle. "I wanted to remake some of these songs — as our Atlantic Records debut was discontinued years ago. Fans see the YouTube videos, then want a quality copy of these songs but there isn't one out there. Now it's here.""We had some tunes back in the day that use to be fan favorites, and this time around we added them. 'Put Out Or Get Out' is us putting the metal back in hair metal!" says the youngest Chaisson with a bass. Todd Chaisson comes from a family of bass-playing brothers. All with heavy metal roots. Oldest brother Greg Chaisson played in BADLANDS with Jake E. Lee and Kenny Chaisson with KEEL. "'What Comes Around Goes Around' — the song didn't even make the album with the same name. Not sure why, but it missed the cut yet we kept the title" $tevil says. The title track also features world-renowned shredder Jeff Loomis (ex-NEVERMORE) on lead guitar and Stephen Pearcy (RATT) on some classic backgrounds. Also included are a half dozen of the bands earliest re-mastered demos that feature the "classic hair band" lineup of TUFF: Stevie Rachelle - vocals, Todd Chaisson - bass, Jorge DeSaint - guitar, Michael Lean - drums.The band is realistic about where they stand, and what will happen says Ch@se. "We're not going to set any records like we did when we sold out all those Hollywood clubs. We played them all, Gazzarri's, The Roxy, Troubadour and the Whisky A-Go-Go. We'll be happy to enjoy the rest of this ride. I am blessed and honored to be a part of this all these years later; that alone makes this a success."
01. Good Guys Wear Black 02. The All New Generation 03. I Hate Kissing You Goodbye 04. So Many Seasons 05. What Comes Around Goes Around 06. Put Out Or Get Out 07. Round 'Em Up 08. Summertime Goodbye 09. Want Trouble - You Got It 10. Down On Sinner Street 11. Forever Yours 12. Ain't Worth A Dime 13. Move Along (Bonus Track) 14. So Many Seasons (Piano Version) (Bonus Track)
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Year : 2015 Style : Glam Metal , Melodic Hard Rock Country : United States Audio : 320 kbps + scans + Video Size : 110 mb
Bio:
Tuff is an American glam metal band formed in 1985 in Phoenix, Arizona, by guitarist Jorge DeSaint (born George Manos) and bassist Todd Chase (born Todd Chaisson). The band was completed with the arrival of drummer Michael Lean (born Michael Raimondo) and short-lived vocalist Terry Fox, who left the band shortly afterwards to pursue an ice skating career. With replacement vocalist Jim Gillette, the band recorded a four-track EP entitled Knock Yourself Out. However, Gillette soon departed to form Nitro and was replaced by Stevie Rachelle (born Steve Hanseter).Tuff was signed in 1990 by Atlantic Records, and released their debut album What Comes Around Goes Around in May 1991, in which the band released the hit power ballad "I Hate Kissing You Goodbye". In 1995, Tuff's independently-released Fist First was reissued by BMG as Religious Fix, with the addition of three bonus tracks.In 2001, Tuff released the compilation CD The History of Tuff, which included the song "American Hair Band", a parody of Kid Rock's "American Bad Ass" (both of which incorporate the instrumentals of Metallica's "Sad But True"). "American Hair Band" made references to numerous similar bands of the era as well as criticizing grunge and alternative rock.Tuff released What Comes Around Goes Around Again in 2012, which featured four rerecorded songs from What Comes Around Goes Around plus new tracks.
Album:
Hollywood rockers TUFF formed in 1985 has now officially turned 30, and to celebrate their 30th Anniversary the band are releasing "The Glam Years 1985-1989", including the very rare early TUFF recordings featuring vocalist Jim Gillette, plus a 'Glam Remaster' of material recorded later with frontman Stevie Rachelle.TUFF was founded by bassist Todd Chaisson and Jorge DeSaint (guitar). After a few early line up changes, Chaisson and DeSaint settled in with Michael Raimondo on drums and Jimmy L’Mour (Jim Gillette) as the band’s voice.Originally based in Phoenix, Arizona, Tuff moved to Los Angeles in the fall of 1986.That same year they released their official debut with 'Knock Yourself Out' via Tuff Muff Music Inc. That EP was a cassette only release, and now those tunes among others are available for the first time ever on CD.There's also two tracks previously unreleased from that sessions.In the spring of 1987 L’Mour himself left the band, reverted to his real name Jim Gillette and released his solo album 'Proud To Be Loud' before forming Nitro with shredder Michael Angelo Batio.TUFF then added Wisconsin native Stevie Rachelle to front the band. Chaisson shortened his name to Chase and Raimondo became Lean – the classic era of TUFF was officially born.Here wa have the very firsr tracks recorded with Rachelle; "Round 'Em Up", the melodic "Summertime Goodbye, "Want Trouble – You Got It", all done in 1988. The rest were taped in 1989 before the band got signed by Atlantic Records.Looking back, the Gillette era was roughly a year together. The style of these tracks are raw and angry, with a sleazy dirty attitude.Now a full 29 years later it's great to listen those early tracks - that have been remastered from original tape and sound really good - to check the 'real underground' Sunset Strip sound.The material with Stevie Rachelle (tracks 7-13) are in the vein of the TUFF we all know, much more melodic & polished in the true late '80s Californian Hard Rock style."The Glam Years 1985-1989" showcases all TUFF’s official recordings from the '80s but when they still were an indie band, featuring both vocalists Gillette and Rachelle.These are not only previously unreleased - or heard by few - material, but also owns some kind of magic, freshness to a band that was hungry for glory.
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Year : 1991 Style : Glam Metal , Melodic Hard Rock Country : United States Audio : 320 kbps + all scans + Video Size : 110 mb
Bio:
Tuff is an American glam metal band formed in 1985 in Phoenix, Arizona, by guitarist Jorge DeSaint (born George Manos) and bassist Todd Chase (born Todd Chaisson). The band was completed with the arrival of drummer Michael Lean (born Michael Raimondo) and short-lived vocalist Terry Fox, who left the band shortly afterwards to pursue an ice skating career. With replacement vocalist Jim Gillette, the band recorded a four-track EP entitled Knock Yourself Out. However, Gillette soon departed to form Nitro and was replaced by Stevie Rachelle (born Steve Hanseter).Tuff was signed in 1990 by Atlantic Records, and released their debut album What Comes Around Goes Around in May 1991, in which the band released the hit power ballad "I Hate Kissing You Goodbye". In 1995, Tuff's independently-released Fist First was reissued by BMG as Religious Fix, with the addition of three bonus tracks.In 2001, Tuff released the compilation CD The History of Tuff, which included the song "American Hair Band", a parody of Kid Rock's "American Bad Ass" (both of which incorporate the instrumentals of Metallica's "Sad But True"). "American Hair Band" made references to numerous similar bands of the era as well as criticizing grunge and alternative rock.Tuff released What Comes Around Goes Around Again in 2012, which featured four rerecorded songs from What Comes Around Goes Around plus new tracks.
Album:
TUFF and their debut album "What Comes Around Goes Around" from the year of 1991 (Atlantic Records). Definitely one of the very last f-i-n-e and f-u-n Glam/Sleaze releases from the classic hair-metal era. Unfortunately a couple of years too late in terms of release date vs. selling figures since the 'alternative' wave was just around the corner and they had to put up with the coming of the oh-so grungy stuff. TUFF had been playing the classic Sunset Strip for several years though as the history of the band dates back to the mid-eighties. They had a sort of different line-up in those days. The following lads completed the 'What Comes Around Goes Around' line-up in 91': Stevie Rachelle (vocals), Jorge DeSaint (guitars), Todd Chase (bass) and Michael Lean (drums). Original? perhaps not at times, but it's a catchy, fun record, blessed with a lot of attitude. Simply check out the ultra wicked strut of 'Spit Like This'. Mr. Rachelle has since continued to release solo as well as TUFF releases every now and then. He's also been keeping himself busy with his other creation, the 'Metal Sludge' website. Ehem, some kind of antagonistic, utilizing humour, take at hair-metal, but at the same time it was in a tongue-in-cheek manner as they did/do support (most of) the bands they cover. Yeah, Rachelle is a 'Good Guy' and as we all know they 'Wear Black'. However, whatever you do - don't mention Gerri Miller, Poison, or the fact that Rachelle was a real Bret Michaels look-a-like at the time and could probably still pass as his long-lost brother. TUFF are about to get ready to embark on a 15 date combo European tour during August and September with the lads from Shameless. The set will be filled with songs from this very record and you'll get to hear the likes of "The All New Generation", "I Hate Kissing You Goodbye", "Good Guys Wear Black", plus the global mega smash "American Hair Band". Here to tell us everything about the great 1991 release, the one and only, Mr. STEVIE RACHELLE...How long did this album take to make from start to finish, recording-wise?Well pre-production (basically rehearsal with the band, going through songs, choosing what to use, arrangements, etc..) with our producer Howard Benson started on Nov 1st for about a month. We had 3 lists of songs. An 'A' of our top 10 ideas, a 'B' list with our second top 10 choices. And a 'C' list of ideas in the works. I can tell you that the "Dokken Idea" from the 'C' list made the record. It's the opening track "Ruck - A - Pit Bridge". We actually started to record the record on Dec. 26th 1990. The day after Christmas. Kind of like our dream Christman gift. Michael Lean & Todd Chase did most of the drums & bass @ Track Records in NoHo Cali. In about 5 days. Then in early Jan. 1991 we started doing over dubs w/ guitars, vocals, solos, back grounds, etc.. This was about a month. In early Feb. we were done. I'd say it was about 5-6 weeks in total. Mixing was about a week as well.What kind of initial budget are we talking about here?We were signed for $ 75,000.00 but went over budget and the CD cost $ 90,000.00 to make.How much of the budget did you actually spend on useless equipment and other nonsense?None. We barely got any of it. I do remember our producer turned in a budget, break down and cost for everything. I probably still have a copy somewhere. It's pretty interesting to see how money gets spent on these things. The band each got $ 600.00 a month to pay our rent. No other money. All of it was used for rehearsal space, recording studios, producer and related costs.What kind of 'sound', production wise, did you have in the back of your mind, prior to entering the studio?Huh? I guess our sound. The TUFF sound. We were definitely a hair band, or a glam rock band. But I think we had more balls than Poison or Warrant. We wanted it to be heavy, yet melodic. In looking back we probably had NO fucking clue what we were doing at 23 & 24 years of age.What kind of input did the producer have during the process?A lot. Howard Benson was very smart. He did a lot of bands at the time. Bang Tango, Pretty Boy Floyd & Southgang. Howard had a lot to offer, and again, in looking back we argued what we wanted at times, and now I think "man were we stupid". Most young bands think they know it all. I have seen this over the years. And it's almost funny. I can admit I was a total punk and probably annoying idiot to deal with during the TUFF heyday at times. I learned a lot in 25 years though and have tried to pass my knowledge onto the band I manage VAINS OF JENNA. Howard is now a huge name in the industry and produces Hoobastank, Daughtry & a lot of big name artists.And were you pleased with the final outcome? (sound - production wise) Yes and no. I am and was very proud of that cd. And we did a lot more than many bands from our era. But no matter how much you sell, or make, it would always be nice to have made more, or accomplished more. I think anyone from any level could and would agree. Did the producer (you) use any (weird) experimental miking and/or recording techniques? Not that I recall. However, I will say that making a record is A LOT more than setting up and mic'ing the instruments and playing the songs. It's a process and a art form. Again. Usually the older guy, producer knows best. To the young kid who can play fast, or signed the deal - they are usually like a rookie on a sports team. It takes time to learn the ropes.How much time did you spend on overdubs? Gee, I guess a week. Maybe 2-3 days. Once bass and drums were finished, we had a calendar/schedule, and each day Howard would tell us what we were doing the next day, that week, etc... and everyone had things to work on. My lyrics, Jorge solos, etc... It was almost 20 years ago, don't recall all details. Which band member spent most of his days in the studio and why? During the recording. I'd say Michael. He was done with drums in 5 days, but he was the leader of the band and was involved in everything. Very smart guy and was also the youngest member as well. I was 24 when we got signed and the oldest. Todd & Jorge were about 6 months younger. Michael was 22 I think when we got signed.Which band member hardly spent any time at all in the studio and why? We were all there. As much as we could be. Howard kicked us out when we got on his nerves or didn't need us. But the whole band was very involved. We all wanted to do whatever we could to make it happen.Let's talk about the lyrics. Are you just as fond of them today or are they typical of its time? Sure. I think "Forever Yours" is kind of lame, but this was written in the 80s.. when this type of stuff was at his peak. I think "Good Guys..." "Generation" and "Lonely Lucy" have some cool lines. I learned a lot about writing lyrics through Howard. He made me re-write "All New Generation" about 10 times. It's a great song, with great lyrics and a message.How did you go on about capturing your 'live sound', or perhaps you didn't? Umm. We plugged in and played. No samples. No backing tracks. No key boards. A live drummer, bass & guitarist and vocals. Everyone sang back grounds too. Give us a drum kit and a couple stacks and we were good to go. Nothing too fancy, just rock n' roll.Did the record company interfere anything on your "sound" and "songs", considering what's 'hot and not' at the time? Yes and No. Yes that they passed on releasing "Generation.." as a single and went straight to the ballad "I Hate Kissing You Goodbye". Which we were not happy about. We wanted a rock song out first. But they call the shots at the end of the day, and sometimes you have to bend. We made a record, they released and promoted it.Your favourite songs off the album and why? "Good Guys Wear Black" a true rock/metal TUFF track. Been playing it since 1988. "I Hate Kissing You Goodbye". Because I first wrote this in 1985, one of the first songs I ever wrote and it became a #3 video on MTV. "So Many Seasons". A song I wrote about my brother and father passing away when I was younger. I love the whole album.Any 'oh-I-wish-we-had-never-recorded' song on this album? I have no regrets... Were there any other tracks recorded during those studio sessions that didn't make the cut? No. A lot we never recorded, but we only did 10 for the CD. Songs that did not make the cut, that I wish could have are "Money Talks" "Put Out Or Get Out" & "When We Were Young". Are there any 'crazy' behind the scenes anecdotes from these sessions that you can share with us? Nothing too crazy. But had some friends come in and sing, hang out that were cool. Frankie from KingOfTheHill, Kristy Majors from PBF (Pretty Boy Floyd) & Kane Roberts from Alice Cooper band. All great guys.Were you ever a "priority" case or merely just another release at your record label? I'd say another release. Atlantic had AC/DC, Rush, Skid Row, Saigon Kick & Mr. Big putting out rock records at the exact same time. So we were definitely NOT a priority. Did you ever feel like the record label supported you guys enough afterwards? (promotion-wise, tours, etc.).I'd say no. But in reality, I was happy to have the chance we got. A lot of bands never got signed, or did, but didn't get to make a video, or tour in a bus. Etc.. I am very happy for the good things we got. But would have loved more. The fact is, that if Skid Row didn't have Bon Jovi & Doc McGhee involved, they might have sold like Slik Toxic and barely made an impression.Any regrets whatsoever? (regarding the album of course) None. But would love had it went double platinum. Or that it came out a year or two sooner. Nirvana changed the whole industry. If there's anything you'd like to add, say, or promote, please do:Yes, My current up n' coming European Tour in Aug-Sept 2010. See dates below along with my website and myspace. Rock n' Regards!
01. Ruck A Pit Bridge 03:44 02. The All New Generation 03:38 03. I Hate Kissing You Good-Bye 04:19 04. Lonely Lucy 03:04 05. Ain't Worth A Dime 03:07 06. So Many Seasons 04:12 07. Forever Yours 03:04 08. Wake Me Up 04:17 09. Spit Like This 03:37 10. Good Guys Wear Black 04:17
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Year : 2015 Style : Glam Metal , Melodic Hard Rock Country : United States Audio : 320 kbps + scans + Videos Size : 110 mb
Bio:
Tuff is an American glam metal band formed in 1985 in Phoenix, Arizona, by guitarist Jorge DeSaint (born George Manos) and bassist Todd Chase (born Todd Chaisson). The band was completed with the arrival of drummer Michael Lean (born Michael Raimondo) and short-lived vocalist Terry Fox, who left the band shortly afterwards to pursue an ice skating career. With replacement vocalist Jim Gillette, the band recorded a four-track EP entitled Knock Yourself Out. However, Gillette soon departed to form Nitro and was replaced by Stevie Rachelle (born Steve Hanseter).Tuff was signed in 1990 by Atlantic Records, and released their debut album What Comes Around Goes Around in May 1991, in which the band released the hit power ballad "I Hate Kissing You Goodbye". In 1995, Tuff's independently-released Fist First was reissued by BMG as Religious Fix, with the addition of three bonus tracks.In 2001, Tuff released the compilation CD The History of Tuff, which included the song "American Hair Band", a parody of Kid Rock's "American Bad Ass" (both of which incorporate the instrumentals of Metallica's "Sad But True"). "American Hair Band" made references to numerous similar bands of the era as well as criticizing grunge and alternative rock.Tuff released What Comes Around Goes Around Again in 2012, which featured four rerecorded songs from What Comes Around Goes Around plus new tracks.
Album:
Decadation album for sale by Tuff was released on Apr 12, 2015. Decadation CD music contains a single disc with 9 songs.TUFF have released Jim Gillette era recordings to coincide with the band's 30 year anniversary. TUFF first formed in 1985 and has now officially turned 30. To celebrate the 3 decade mark the band will issue a special edition vinyl titled 'Decadation' and 'The Glam Years 1985-1989' on CD digipak. Both releases are courtesy of the band’s official imprint label RLS Records and already available digitally at iTunes.The Vinyl release, 'Decadation', will hit the streets in October and highlights the 1988 and 1989 years with the classic line-up of Stevie Rachelle, Jorge DeSaint, Todd Chase and Michael Lean.The entire TUFF music catalog including their major label debut, 'What Comes Around Goes Around' (Atlantic Records 1991), is available on iTunes.TUFF is still active in 2015 with both Rachelle and Chase on board. Look for the band to play select festivals and events throughout the 3rd & 4th quarter of 2015 including, an appearance at the “Cathouse Live” concert August 15th at Irvine Meadows in Irvine California. TUFF will also perform at “Rock N’ Skull” in Pekin, Illinois on Saturday October 17th 2015 and was recently announced to appear on the Monsters of Rock Cruise ‘Monsterwood” in October 2016.
01. Round ‘em Up 02. Summertime Goodbye 03. Want Trouble – You Got It 04. Love Runaround (Rehearsal) 05. Summertime Goodbye (Rehearsal) 06. Sinner Street 07. Forever Yours 08. Ain’t Worth a Dime 09. Good Guys Wear Black 10. Radio Japan (Interview)
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