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Let’s spotlight the second studio album from Japanese heavy metal mainstays 44 Magnum, titled “Street Rock’n Roller.” Released on September 25, 1984, via Moon Records, this 12-inch vinyl LP carries the catalog number MOON-28021. This particular copy includes the original obi strip.
Arriving roughly a year after their explosive debut “Danger,” this sophomore effort found 44 Magnum taking the production reins themselves. A key feature of “Street Rock’n Roller” is its showcase of the band’s developing musical range. While still packed with their signature high-energy heavy metal, this album also prominently features ballads and catchier, more melodic hard rock tracks, demonstrating a broadening of their songwriting palette.
The album delivers another powerful collection representative of classic 80s J-Metal, featuring the anthemic title track, “Lock Out,” “Nightmare,” and “Victory Oath.” The original release came generously packaged with a 4-page picture/lyric insert, a tattoo set, and a mail reply card, offering fans a substantial package.
MOON-28021 captures 44 Magnum solidifying their place in the scene, proving their versatility while staying true to their hard rock roots. It remains an essential album from their classic Moon Records era.