Heart – Bad Animals

Album Info

Artist: Heart

Title: Bad Animals

Year: 1987

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Tracklist

  • 1. Who Will You Run To (4:06)
  • 2. Alone (3:38)
  • 3. There's The Girl (3:50)
  • 4. I Want You So Bad (4:21)
  • 5. Wait For An Answer (4:31)
  • 6. Bad Animals (4:54)
  • 7. You Ain't So Tough (4:05)
  • 8. Strangers Of The Heart (3:41)
  • 9. Easy Target (3:58)
  • 10. RSVP (3:39)

Review

Let's dive into "Bad Animals," Heart's electrifying saga of relentless rock laced with mainstream enchantment. Released on May 15, 1987, this powerhouse album pulses with vitality, thanks to the harmonious blend of Ann Wilson's stirring vocals and Ron Nevison's polished production. Heart stayed true to their winning style, melding spirited lyrics with melodious hooks that easily stirred the mainstream arena. Honestly, one might say they perfected the art of crafting irresistible tunes like "Alone," their chart-topping expression of raw emotion and vocal prowess.

Getting into the heart of "Bad Animals," there's a delightful irony in its title—although the band might have joked about their post-tour wildness, their music remained anything but unruly. The album is alive with compelling tracks, from the robust beats of "You Ain't So Tough" to the igniting introspection of "Wait for an Answer." High-energy anthems like "Who Will You Run To" and softer grooves like “Strangers of the Heart” encapsulate the breadth of Heart's talent during a dynamic period. The album's vibrancy and acclaim cement Heart's lasting impact and prove their ability to spin depth with rock spirit that stands the test of time. - Raegan