The Naked Truth cover

The Naked Truth

Golden Earring · 1992

70 min · 15 tracks · hard rock · progressive rock · classic rock

A fusion of hard rock and progressive elements with lyrical depth and melodic hooks.

Why this album works

'The Naked Truth' is notable for its commercial success in Europe, particularly due to the enduring popularity of tracks like 'Radar Love.' The album received positive reception from critics, further solidifying the band's reputation in the rock genre during the early 90s.
Best for
long, immersive listening sessions dynamic emotional journeys gradual builds and payoffs
Context
By the time 'The Naked Truth' was released in 1992, Golden Earring was already a well-established band, known for their hits like 'Radar Love.' This album came after a period of fluctuating popularity in the late 80s, marking their attempt to reconnect with both old fans and new audiences through a blend of classic sounds and fresh material.
Stylistic neighbors
Deep Purple· The Who· The Guess Who

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Introduction 1:04
  • 2 Jangalene 2:46
  • 3 Another 45 Miles 3:52
  • 4 Mad Love’s Comin’ Standout 7:29
  • 5 Why Do I 4:24
  • 6 I Can’t Sleep Without You 3:27
  • 7 Weekend Love 2:40
  • 8 Vanilla Queen 4:46
  • 9 Twilight Zone Standout 9:13
  • 10 One Shot Away From Paradise 3:58
  • 11 Long Blond Animal 5:22
  • 12 Pouring My Heart Out Again 4:18
  • 13 Radar Love Standout 7:42
  • 14 Eight Miles High 4:42
  • 15 The Naked Truth 4:20

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