Cinderella : Long Cold Winter
HEARTACHES COME AND GO
AND ALL THAT'S LEFT
ARE THE WORDS
I CAN'T LET GO...
Long Cold Winter
is the
second
studio album by
American
Glam Metal Band
It was released
in July 1988
on Mercury Records.
The record reached
No. 10
in the US
and became
double-platinum
for shipping
two million copies
in the US
by the end of the year,
just as their
debut album
Night Songs
had done earlier.
It was later certified
triple platinum.
The album features
four singles,
which all charted on
the Billboard Hot 100.
"Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone)",
the band's
highest-charting single,
reached No. 12,
"The Last Mile"
reached No. 36,
"Coming Home"
reached No. 20,
and
"Gypsy Road"
hit No. 51,
more than a year
after the release
of the album.
The album received
mixed-to-positive reviews.
Music critics remarked
the shift of the
band's musical style
from the clichéd
glam metal
of their debut
to more
blues-oriented compositions,
but they did not agree
in the evaluation
of the songs' quality.
Contemporary reviewers
criticized the album for being
"too bluesy"
and too derivative
of other more
famous bands' influences.
Only Rock Hard
reviewer considered
Long Cold Winter
"a surprisingly strong
rock' n' roll album,
rough, unpolished, powerful,
but still melodious",
and praised
Keifer's vocals
and the
level of songwriting.
TRACKLIST
Gypsy Road
Don't Know What You Got
(Till It's Gone)
The Last Mile
Second Wind
Long Cold Winter
If You Don't Like It
Coming Home
Fire And Ice
Take Me Back
Nobody's Fool
(Stripped)
Shake Me
(Stripped)
Don't Know What You Got
(Till Its Gone)
(Stripped)
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