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A pinnacle of the classic Loudness era, this entry focuses on their 1987 album, “Hurricane Eyes.” We are looking specifically at the highly sought-after Japanese-language version, released by Warner-Pioneer Corporation (under ATCO Records) with the catalog number P-13540. This particular copy includes the original obi strip.
Issued on August 10, 1987, this 12-inch vinyl LP is considered by many fans to be the ultimate masterpiece and the culmination of the band’s first legendary lineup.
This version is famously produced by the legendary Eddie Kramer (with Andy Johns handling the track “S.D.I.”). The production gives the album a unique, powerful sound that perfectly captures the band’s world-class musicianship. The album is revered as a “no-filler” work, praised for its incredible depth, wide range of songs, and flawless sequencing. It kicks off with the thunderous drum fill of the iconic “S.D.I.” and concludes with the classic “So Lonely.”
“Hurricane Eyes” (P-13540) captures the original lineup at its absolute peak, delivering a miraculous combination of songwriting and performance. It remains an essential, timeless classic for any fan of Japanese heavy metal. The release originally came with a lyrics sheet.