Adrian Zmed - Adrian Zmed *1984* [FULL ALBUM] 

[AOR/Synth Rock/Melodic Rock/Pop/Pop Rock/Rock/Glam Rock] Here is the iconic 80's actor, singer and television personality Adrian George Zmed with his one and only self titled debut album: "Adrian Zmed". An amazing AOR Melodic Rock album that is surprisingly quite rare and relatively forgotten / hard to find. It's scarcity is a little shocking when considering Adrian Zmed was a pretty big Hollywood icon throughout the 1980's. He is mostly notable for his roles as Johnny Nogerelli in 1982's "Grease 2" starring alongside Michelle Pfeiffer; as well as Officer Vince (Vincent) Romano in the "T.J. Hooker" television series starring alongside William Shatner. Adrian is also known for his guest appearances in TV shows including (but not limited to): Dance Fever, Starsky & Hutch, and The Love Boat. Not to mention, Zmed also had a prominent supporting role playing Jay O'Neill in the 1984 film: "Bachelor Party" starring alongside Hollywood legend Tom Hanks in one of his earliest films. Speaking of "Bachelor Party", I also included Adrian's song titled: "Little Demon" feat. Angel and the Reruns (Track 7) as a well deserving bonus track (which is exclusively ripped from the official 1984 Various Artists Bachelor Party - The Music From The Movie Soundtrack CD). There is not much data or backstory about the production of this album though it does seem like another one of those attempts to market a trendy actor turned singer to the teenage market at the time. However, I do know that this album was produced by none other than guitarist Rick Derringer whom has worked with other famous musicians such as: "Weird Al" Yankovic and Cyndi Lauper. Honestly, Zmed really owns it on every track in this album particularly with: "Oh What A Night" (Track 1) and: "Always A Rebel" (Track 6). And his cover version of Spider / Lisa Hartman 's song: "New Romance (It's A Mystery)" (Track 4) is probably my second favorite track on the album. This album did receive "some" fame as anyone whom has seen episode 19 from season 3 of: "T. J. Hooker" will be very familiar with Track 5 's: "Run Girl Run" as it was prominently played during the opening nightclub sequence. Overall, if you are a fan of Adrian's music from "Grease 2" and "Bachelor Party" than you'll love this album from start to finish as each song feels like a musical extension to Zmed's involvement in those films. This album was released under Attic Records '84.
**Here's a link to an interview with Adrian on "Rock On Chicago" from 1984 where he talks a little about this album: • Adrian Zmed (Rock On C...
( Also, here's a link to a really cool recent interview with Adrian Zmed where he talks about some interesting things that happened during the shooting of "Bachelor Party" & "Grease 2": • Adrian Zmed - Preston ... )
Tracklist:
1) "Oh What A Night" (0:10)
2) "The Kind Of Girl I Like" (3:08)
3) "Whiplash" (5:46)
4) "New Romance" (9:37)
5) "Run Girl Run" (12:42)
6) "Always A Rebel" (15:34)
7) BONUS "Little Demon [From Soundtrack Bachelor Party 1984]" (19:41)
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