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Track Listings
| 1. Heat Of The Night |
| 2. Into The Fire |
| 3. Victim Of Love |
| 4. Another Day |
| 5. Native Son |
| 6. Only The Strong Survive |
| 7. Rebel |
| 8. Remembrance Day |
| 9. Hearts On Fire |
| 10. Home Again |
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Jenny_M
Format:Audio CD
We can feel the Canadian "Proud to be" feeling in this album, such as Remembrance Day, Rebel, Native Son and Home Again.
It's mostly got good ballads such as : Heat of the Night, Only the Strong Survive and Hearts on Fire. You'll also enjoy the hard rock tunes like : Victim of Love, Into the Fire.
I really love listening to this album even today! A must have for all.
Enjoy!
It's mostly got good ballads such as : Heat of the Night, Only the Strong Survive and Hearts on Fire. You'll also enjoy the hard rock tunes like : Victim of Love, Into the Fire.
I really love listening to this album even today! A must have for all.
Enjoy!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Eric Morris
Format:Audio CD
The long-awaited 1987 follow-up to the multi-platinum 1984 "Reckless." Oddly, it fell on it's ass from a hit/sales standpoint. And so the paradox is that one of his best is one of his least known. Only "Heat of the Night" turns up on compilations. The sublime, self-pity fest "Victim of Love" was also a hit of sorts. The entire album is great, however. Real standouts for me are "Home At Last" and "Remembrance Day." Though he's improved in recent years, the 90's were not the best time for BAdams. The albums during that period had a few good tracks, and many oddly juvenile, garage band-type concoctions. INTO THE FIRE is truly a masterpiece and certainly his best album of the 80's, perhaps ever. Do yourself a favor and pick this up. If Def Leppard hadn't dominated the airwaves in 1987 this could've been THE album that year.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By A Customer
Format:Audio CD
After listening to "Into The Fire" countless times, I almost cried when I listened to "Waking Up the Neighbors." Bryan Adams always manages to put on two or three good songs on any CD, but "Into The Fire" has solid song writing up through the closign track. This is NOT Springsteen or Mellencamp but really much better.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Grade C-
INTO THE FIRE was to be Bryans big cd, not just sales wise, but musicaly. He was to get the respect of that the other two artist in gene wer getting, Springsteen, and Mellencamp. Read more
Published on Dec 6 2003 by Eric J. Weik
5.0 out of 5 stars
1987's Best Album of the Year
Bryan Adams' 1984 "Reckless" release established himself as an icon in the music industry. Many called him Canada's answer to Bruce Springsteen. Read more
Published on Nov 15 2003 by L.A. Scene
5.0 out of 5 stars
More stripped down and serious than Reckless
I wonder what fans who expected a followup just as hard-rocking as Reckless thought of Into The Fire. Read more
Published on Oct 21 2003 by Daniel J. Hamlow
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