Artist: Hardline
Genre(s):
Other
Rock
Discography:
Stik 099
Year: 2004
Tracks: 1
Double Eclipse
Year: 1992
Tracks: 13
Guitar machine gunner Neal Schon played as a adolescent with Santana. Then, he founded Journey and rode their radio wave piece soundless reaching proscribed to Jan Hammer and Sammy Hagar for creative freedom and chop flexing. In the late '80s, he joined Bad English, which was bad theme since isaac Bashevis Singer John Waite and fellow Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain (both ex-Babys) captive Schon's hammer-down tendencies precisely like Journey. He ultimately got what he wanted with the tomentum unit Hardline: Bad English drummer Deen Castronovo drafted womb-to-tomb buddy Todd Jensen (sometime David Lee Roth) for bass part duty. Frontman Johnny Gioeli and his guitar player brother, Joey, already wrote songs together in Brunette. Hardline's debut, Double Eclipse, saw some MTV and radio action with "Takin' Me Down." Schon let proscribed some of the stored-up slashing he had tenacious suppressed. However, the early-'90s rock atmosphere was less than kind to such endeavors, and when Schon took the speech rhythm section on tour with Paul Rodgers, Hardline folded.
