Earthquake Visions

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Earthquake Visions is the album that the glam-style metal band It's Alive recorded for Cheiron Studios in 1994. Earthquake Visions eventually sold a disappointing 30,000 copies, but furthermore established the contact between Cheiron and the band's vocalist Martin White – better known as the famous-to-be producer/songwriter Max Martin.

Track listing[]

1. "Give Us A Place" 3:51
2. "Someone In The House" 4:13
3. "I'm Your Man" 4:25
4. "Pretend I'm God" 3:23
5. "Sing This Blues" 4:29
6. "Wild" 4:08
7. "Metalapolis" 3:39
8. "Maybe You Are But I'm Not" 3:11
9. "Pain" 3:52
10. "There Is Something" 4:11
11. "Where I" 3:38

• • Note that the 1993 Music for Nations UK release adds two bonus songs; one, called "Play That Funky Music" (4:43) is slotted between "I'm Your Man" and "Pretend I'm God". The other track, called "Parasite" (3:10), is tacked on to the end of the disc, bringing it to a total of 13 songs.

Personnel[]

• Max Martin - lead vocals
• Per Aldeheim - lead guitar
• Kim Björkegren - rhythm guitar
• Peter Kahm - bass guitar
• Gus - drums
• John Rosth - keyboard

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