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- Nasty_Nasty runtime "38.416666666666664".
- Nasty_Nasty abstract "Nasty Nasty is the third studio album by the American glam metal band Black 'n Blue. It was produced by Kiss bassist Gene Simmons, with the exception of the song \"I'll Be There For You\" which was written and produced by The Babys/Bad English/Journey rhythm guitarist/keyboardist Jonathan Cain.The title track is the basis of the Kiss song \"Domino\", and also contains the ending riff from \"Only You\", both Kiss songs credited to Simmons. Coincidentally, guitarist Tommy Thayer would join Kiss in 2002.Nasty Nasty saw the band move away from the more polished approach of Without Love as it did not appeal to their metal fans. As a result, the production is much more raw and the album has a much more aggressive feel than \"Without Love\" as the band sticks with hard rockers with the exception of \"I'll Be There For You.\" The band had originally intended a song titled, \"Promise the Moon\" to be on the album, but it was replaced by \"I'll Be There For You\" because the record company thought that nothing could be pulled as a single. However, keyboard credits were given in the cassette and on the back of the LP to John Purdell for \"Promise the Moon\" and \"Kiss of Death.\" Fans were baffled by this until liner notes in the 2003 re-master explained it.".
- Nasty_Nasty artist Black_n_Blue.
- Nasty_Nasty genre Glam_metal.
- Nasty_Nasty previousWork Without_Love_(Black_n_Blue_album).
- Nasty_Nasty producer Gene_Simmons.
- Nasty_Nasty producer Jonathan_Cain.
- Nasty_Nasty recordLabel Geffen_Records.
- Nasty_Nasty recordedIn Cherokee_Studios.
- Nasty_Nasty recordedIn Extasy_Records.
- Nasty_Nasty runtime "2305.0".
- Nasty_Nasty subsequentWork In_Heat_(Black_N_Blue_album).
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageID "11565429".
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- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLink Cherokee_Studios.
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- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLink In_Heat_(Black_N_Blue_album).
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLink Jaime_St._James.
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLink Jeff_Warner_(guitarist).
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLink John_Kalodner.
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLink John_Purdell.
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLink Jonathan_Cain.
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLink Journey_(band).
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLink Kiss_(band).
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- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLink Music_from_%22The_Elder%22.
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- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLink The_Babys.
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLink Tommy_Thayer.
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLink Val_Garay.
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLink Without_Love_(Black_n_Blue_album).
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageWikiLinkText "Nasty Nasty".
- Nasty_Nasty artist Black_n_Blue.
- Nasty_Nasty cover "Black N Blue Nasty Nasty.jpg".
- Nasty_Nasty genre Glam_metal.
- Nasty_Nasty label Geffen_Records.
- Nasty_Nasty lastAlbum "Without Love".
- Nasty_Nasty length "2305.0".
- Nasty_Nasty name "Nasty Nasty".
- Nasty_Nasty nextAlbum "In Heat".
- Nasty_Nasty noprose "yes".
- Nasty_Nasty producer Gene_Simmons.
- Nasty_Nasty producer "Jonathan Cain".
- Nasty_Nasty recorded "Baby 'O Recorders, Cherokee Studios and One on One Recording Studios, Los Angeles, California".
- Nasty_Nasty released "August 1986".
- Nasty_Nasty rev AllMusic.
- Nasty_Nasty thisAlbum "Nasty Nasty".
- Nasty_Nasty type "studio".
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:1980s-metal-album-stub.
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Album_ratings.
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Black_n_Blue.
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_Album.
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Rating.
- Nasty_Nasty wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Nasty_Nasty subject Category:1986_albums.
- Nasty_Nasty subject Category:Albums_produced_by_Gene_Simmons.
- Nasty_Nasty subject Category:Black_n_Blue_albums.
- Nasty_Nasty subject Category:Geffen_Records_albums.
- Nasty_Nasty hypernym Album.
- Nasty_Nasty type Album.
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- Nasty_Nasty type Work.
- Nasty_Nasty type Work.
- Nasty_Nasty type CreativeWork.
- Nasty_Nasty type MusicAlbum.
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- Nasty_Nasty type Q2188189.
- Nasty_Nasty type Q386724.
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- Nasty_Nasty comment "Nasty Nasty is the third studio album by the American glam metal band Black 'n Blue. It was produced by Kiss bassist Gene Simmons, with the exception of the song \"I'll Be There For You\" which was written and produced by The Babys/Bad English/Journey rhythm guitarist/keyboardist Jonathan Cain.The title track is the basis of the Kiss song \"Domino\", and also contains the ending riff from \"Only You\", both Kiss songs credited to Simmons.".
- Nasty_Nasty label "Nasty Nasty".
- Nasty_Nasty sameAs Q1131469.
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- Nasty_Nasty sameAs m.02rjbqk.
- Nasty_Nasty sameAs Q1131469.
- Nasty_Nasty wasDerivedFrom Nasty_Nasty?oldid=622962235.
- Nasty_Nasty isPrimaryTopicOf Nasty_Nasty.
- Nasty_Nasty name "Nasty Nasty".