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LIONSHEART Live Album Sees Light Of Day

April 16, 2002

LIONSHEART, the early '90s British melodic rock outfit that sold nearly 350,000 copies in Japan with their first two albums, has issued a live CD, entitled Rising Sons — Live In Tokyo 1993, through Zoom Club Records. Featuring the powerhouse vocals of former GRIM REAPER/ONSLAUGHT frontman Steve Grimmett, this live recording from the Sun Plaza in Tokyo includes the highlights from LIONSHEART's brief recording career along with a couple of classic GRIM REAPER numbers. The full track listing for the effort is as follows:

01. Had Enough
02. Have Mercy
03. Ready Or Not
04. So Cold
05. All I Need
06. Portrait
07. Stealer
08. Living In A Fantasy
09. World Of Pain
10. Can't Believe
11. Rock You To Hell
12. Going Down
13. Good Enough
14. Pain In My Heart
15. See You In Hell

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