VIXEN: Exclusive Live Video Of 'How Much Love' Posted Online

November 11, 2004

VH1.com is currently hosting an exclusive live video of VIXEN's "How Much Love", filmed during the taping of the group's "Bands Reunited" show, which premiered on the cable network (VH1) earlier this week. Check it out here.

In other news, former VIXEN bassist Share Pedersen has posted a message on her blog regarding her thoughts on the show and the group's one-off reunion. Read it at this location.

As previously reported, VIXEN's self-titled debut album will be reissued on November 16 via EMI Music Catalog Marketing. VIXEN's follow-up album, "Rev It Up", was re-released on November 2. The two albums have been fully remastered.

VIXEN's self-titled debut was released in 1988, and fueled by heavy radio and MTV rotation of the single, "Edge of a Broken Heart", the album surpassed the gold sales mark in the U.S. and went on to sell over one million copies around the world. VIXEN's follow-up album, "Rev It Up", was released in 1990, and the singles "How Much Love" and "Love Is A Killer" spent some time on Billboard's Hot 100 Chart.

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