What makes Robert Hazard by Robert Hazard notable?

The album is particularly noteworthy for the track 'Escalator of Life,' which became a regional hit and showcased Hazard's knack for catchy songwriting. Its fusion of rock and pop elements resonated with audiences, helping to cement his place within the burgeoning new wave movement of the early 1980s. This self-titled EP marks Robert Hazard's debut release in 1982, emerging during the early days of the American new wave scene. At this point in his career, he was beginning to establish himself as a notable songwriter, particularly known for his hit 'Escalator of Life,' which would later gain significant radio play.

How many songs are on Robert Hazard?

Robert Hazard has 5 tracks, running approximately 19 minutes.

Robert Hazard

Robert Hazard · 1982

19 min · 5 tracks

A vibrant blend of pop rock and new wave energy, infused with catchy hooks and introspective lyrics.

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Escalator of Life — The opening track captures the album’s essence with its infectious melody and clever lyrics about the ups and downs of life, setting the tone for Hazard’s style.
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Change Reaction — This track highlights Hazard's lyrical wit and ability to weave social commentary into an upbeat sound, making it a standout moment on the EP.
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(I Just Want to) Hang Around With You — With its playful lyrics and engaging rhythm, this song exemplifies Hazard's mastery of crafting relatable narratives within a catchy pop framework.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Escalator of Life 4:41
2 Change Reaction 3:55
3 (I Just Want to) Hang Around With You 3:05
4 Out of the Blue 3:47
5 Blowin' in the Wind 4:27

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Wing of Fire

1984

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Escalator of Life

1982

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