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Dec 11, 2021 · Enough Is Enough/Hear & Now/Creatures of Habit I remember stumbling across the cassette of this album in a $1.99 bin at a store in Virginia, back around 1989, well after its release. This would imply that I had not heard anything from it on the radio prior to that, which would be correct.
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Enough is Enough C Hear & Now B Creatures of Habit C-BGO Records is a company based in London, England that is doing some very cool repackaging of classic rock and roll records. This time out it is a double disc of Billy Squier, featuring the three albums after his disastrous video for “Rock Me Tonight” from 1984’s Signs of Life.
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2012 CD release of "Enough Is Enough / Hear & Now / Creatures Of Habit" on Discogs.
Digitally remastered two CD set containing a trio of albums from the Canadian AOR/Melodic Rock singer/songwriter: Enough Is Enough (1986) featured another collaboration with Freddie Mercury in the songs 'Love is the Hero and 'Lady with a Tenor Sax', Hear & Now (1989) which achieved gold status and Creatures of Habit (1991) which yielded the single 'She Goes Down'.
Nov 29, 2009 · Enough Is Enough/Hear & Now/Creatures of Habit I remember stumbling across the cassette of this album in a $1.99 bin at a store in Virginia, back around 1989, well after its release. This would imply that I had not heard anything from it on the radio prior to that, which would be correct.
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Feb 11, 2007 · In the end the label kept Billy. But he was never the same. The same crowd that dug "Don't Say No" as a Zep pilgrimage with a more 80's feel were taken aback by the new found pop star digs. Squier became a rock refugee. His comeback, the aptly titled "Hear & Now" got Billy back to that guitar hero anthemic rock that had gotten him on the map.
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Apr 1, 2024 · Billy Squier net worth: Billy Squier is an American rock musician who has a net worth of $80 million. ... 1982), "Signs of Life" (1984), "Enough Is Enough" (1986), "Hear & Now" (1989), "Creatures ...
