Welcome to part ___ of my series on 1990s albums that i still find tolerable today. This is part of post deluge of April 30, 2011.
This post is all about Richard Marx's 1991 follow-up to Repeat Offender, Rush Street. Richard Marx has long been a favorite artist of mine, growing up with my older sister playing the album in heavy rotation. There is something about his songs that i find appealing - maybe because i like love songs and his writing/production style. He doesn't exactly have the greatest voice. Richard Marx was the first concert that i ever went to - the Paid Vacation tour (the album after this one). It was an awesome concert despite him being kind of heavily medicated with cold medicine (at times it really showed) - it was at the Puyallup Fair. This was one of the first two CDs that i ever purchased (i want to say at a Target or Fred Meyer).
Notable Singles:
* "Keep Coming Back"
* "Hazard"
* "Take This Heart"
* "Chains Around My Heart"
Other Songs On This CD That i Kind of Really Like:
* "Hands In Your Pocket"
* "Big Boy Now" - i listened to this song a lot after my dad died
Other Songs On This CD That i Kind of Like
* "Playing With Fire"
* "Love Unemotional"
* "Calling You"
* "Superstar"
* "Streets of Pain"
* "I Get No Sleep"
* "Your World"
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