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Dangerous Toys - Dangerous Toys - Hard Rock Album
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Dangerous Toys - Dangerous Toys

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Dangerous Toys is the self-titled debut studio album by the American hard rock band Dangerous Toys, released in 1989 through Columbia Records. The record was recorded in Austin, Texas, and exemplifies the late 1980s sleaze rock and glam metal movements, characterized by gritty vocals, distorted guitar riffs, and upbeat rhythms. It features the band's most prominent commercial single, "Teas'n, Pleas'n," which received substantial rotation on rock radio networks and MTV. The album achieved platinum certification in the United States, marking the commercial peak of the group's recording career.

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When was Dangerous Toys released?

Dangerous Toys, the band's self-titled debut studio album, was released in 1989. Columbia Records issued the album during the late-1980s sleaze-rock and glam-metal period.

Where was the Dangerous Toys album recorded?

The album was recorded in Austin, Texas. That setting connects the record to the band's American roots while its sound reflects the wider late-1980s hard-rock scene.

What kind of rock is Dangerous Toys?

Dangerous Toys is a gritty hard-rock album with strong sleaze-rock and glam-metal traits. Its rough-edged sound separates it from more polished pop-metal records of the same era.

Is Dangerous Toys the band's first album?

Yes, it is Dangerous Toys' self-titled debut studio album. The record introduced the American band to listeners through Columbia Records in 1989.

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