A Place to Call Home
Joey Tempest · 1995
51 min · 13 tracks · hard rock · traditional heavy metal · glam rock
A blend of heartfelt rock anthems and introspective ballads that capture personal and universal themes.
Why this album works
'A Place to Call Home' received mixed reviews but showcased Tempest's versatility outside of Europe's hard rock image. The album helped solidify his identity as a solo artist, particularly in Sweden, where it resonated well with fans seeking a more authentic expression from him.
- Best for
- steady, consistent energy levels heartfelt emotional reflections mid-tempo rhythmic flow
- Context
- In 1995, Joey Tempest released 'A Place to Call Home' as his first solo album after the hiatus of Europe, the iconic band he fronted. This release marked a significant shift as Tempest explored a more personal sound compared to the glam rock style of his earlier work with Europe.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Queen· Alice Cooper· Aerosmith
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 We Come Alive Standout 4:49
- 2 Under the Influence 4:42
- 3 A Place to Call Home Standout 3:42
- 4 Pleasure and Pain Standout 3:55
- 5 Elsewhere 3:57
- 6 Lord of the Manor 3:46
- 7 Don’t Go Changin’ on Me 3:28
- 8 Harder to Leave a Friend Than a Lover 3:49
- 9 Right to Respect 2:50
- 10 Always a Friend of Mine 4:02
- 11 How Come You’re Not Dead Yet? 4:31
- 12 For My Country 3:56
- 13 A Place to Call Home (live acoustic version) 4:08
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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