BLACK 'N BLUE's 'Rarities' To Be Reissued

April 3, 2008

Back in the mid-'80s, when rock 'n' roll was still on everybodys lips, dozens of bands tried to become "the next best thing" of the music industry. Although many have tried, only few succeeded to carve their names into rock history. Among them are BLACK 'N BLUE, a band that never got the proper acclaim for their work, but over the years proved that good music will always defend itself.

Poland's Metal Mind Productions will re-release BLACK 'N BLUE's album "Rarities", on May 5 in Europe. The limited-edition digipack title (limited to 2,000 copies) will be made available on golden disc, digitally remastered using 24-bit technology.

According to a press release, "Rarities" is "a peep inside the closed doors of the group's history, revealing a unique collection of rare and previously unreleased songs. 'Rarities' remains a true treasure chest for all of BLACK 'N BLUE's fans, with a portion of melodic pop-rock enough to satisfy even the most demanding enthusiasts of the genre. This album will get you on a night train straight to the '80s so fasten up and enjoy the ride!"

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