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Break Out - Machiavel - Vinyl LP

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break out - machiavel

Break Out

Machiavel

1981
10 tracks
36 min

Album Description

"Break Out" is the debut album from Spanish rock band Machiavel, released in January 1981 under the HKM Records label. This 36-minute journey into the world of rock features ten tracks that encapsulate the raw energy and rebellious spirit of the era. The album opens with the infectious "Somebody Loves You Tonight," setting the tone for the rest of the record. Standout tracks like "Tonight," "I Need It," and "Draw The Line" showcase Machiavel's knack for crafting memorable hooks and powerful anthems. The album's title, "Break Out," translates to "Explosión" in Spanish, hinting at the explosive energy contained within. "Break Out" is a testament to Machiavel's ability to blend catchy melodies with gritty rock sensibilities, making it a timeless addition to any rock music collection.

1 jan 19811981 HKM Records1981 HKM Records

Tracks

Somebody Loves You TonightMachiavel
3:18
TonightMachiavel
3:01
CharlenaMachiavel
3:30
I Need ItMachiavel
4:14
Draw The LineMachiavel
3:58
Nobody KnowsMachiavel
4:22
RunningMachiavel
3:17
Town To TownMachiavel
3:31
Rough CityMachiavel
3:21
Lay DownMachiavel
3:35

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About Machiavel

Machiavel, a name that echoes through the corridors of history, was an Italian diplomat and political and military theorist whose insights continue to captivate and challenge. Born in 1469, Machiavel's life was a tapestry of intrigue and intellect, weaving together the threads of power, strategy, and human nature. His works, though not musical compositions, are akin to symphonies of thought, exploring the complexities of governance and warfare with a clarity that has made him a timeless figure in political philosophy. Machiavel's legacy is not just one of academic rigor but of a keen observer of human behavior, making his writings as relevant today as they were in the tumultuous Italy of the Renaissance.

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