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Strangeways - Native Sons

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Native Sons is the third studio album by the Scottish melodic rock band Strangeways, originally released in 1986. It marks a significant lineup change, introducing American vocalist Terry Brock, whose radio-friendly voice steered the band further into the mainstream album-oriented rock (AOR) sound. Produced by John Punter, the record features heavily synthesized keyboards and layered guitar harmonies characteristic of the era. It remains a definitive release for fans of 1980s British hard rock.

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Where is the rock band Strangeways from?

Despite sounding like an American band, Strangeways is a melodic rock group formed in Glasgow, Scotland. They were highly influential in the European AOR (Album-Oriented Rock) scene during the 1980s.

Who sings lead vocals on Strangeways' album Native Sons?

The 1986 album *Native Sons* features American vocalist Terry Brock on lead vocals. Brock was brought in to replace the band's original singer, and his voice became synonymous with Strangeways' signature sound.

Is Native Sons the first Strangeways album?

No, *Native Sons* is the band's third studio album, following their self-titled debut and *Move in Stereo*. It was released in 1986 and is widely considered their breakthrough record.

What genre of music is Strangeways' Native Sons?

The album is a quintessential example of 1980s AOR and hard rock. It features rich synthesizers, driving guitar riffs, and soaring vocal harmonies that are frequently compared to bands like Journey and Foreigner.

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