9 thoughts on “ Modern Day King - Odin (7) - Fight For Your Life (CDr, Album) ”

1. Barcode: 6 3; Matrix / Runout: SU ODIN-EDA 01; Other Versions (5 of 7) View All Cat# Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year/5(6).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CDr release of Fight For Your Life on Discogs.5/5(1).

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3. ODIN FIGHT FOR YOUR LIFE Released (Victor), (Perris) Track List: 12 O’Clock High Love Action She Was the One I Get What I Want Serenade to the Court Modern Day King Stranger Tonight Time and Time Again I’m Gonna Get You Push Fight For Your Life. Band: Randy “O” – vocals Jeff Duncan.

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4. Jul 24,  · Although you wouldn't know it from their embarrassing depiction in the infamous The Decline of Western Civilization, Pt. 2 rockumentary, Odin were once a relatively well-respected band -- at least by the horrendously vapid standards of L.A.'s mid-'80s hair metal scene. Locked in a deadly struggle between technically advanced trad metal and lowest-common-denominator cock rock, the group 6/

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5. Fight for Your Life, an Album by Odin. Released in on Victor [JPN] (catalog no. VIL; Vinyl LP). Genres: Glam Metal.

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6. Nov 06,  · Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Fight for Your Life · Odin Odin: The Metal Years ℗ Down Boys Records Released on: Auto-generated by YouTube.

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8. Dec 08,  · Modern Day King: 7. Stranger Tonight: 8. Time And Time Again (along with Don't Take No For An Answer and The Gods Must Be Crazy). It's also the last Odin album (not counting a compilation, By the Gods), because singer Randy O left to join Lostboys. More melodic metal than hard rock, Fight for your Life still includes some good glam moments.

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9. Jan 10,  · Request of: Jon Fletchanator's comment: The fourth album by Odin, and the third one I've uploaded here (along with Don't Take No For An Answer and The Gods Must Be Crazy). It's also the last Odin album (not counting a compilation, By the Gods), because singer Randy O left to join Lostboys. More melodic metal than hard rock, Fight for your Life still includes some good glam moments.

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