LOST IN AMERICA

Pavlov's Dog

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2.30 | 53 ratings | 3 reviews | 9% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1990

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Lost in America (4:00)
2. A Hardly Innocent Mind (4:49)
3. Don't Rain on Me (3:48)
4. Not by My Side (3:07)
5. Pantomime (5:23)
6. Breaking Ice (4:34)
7. You & I (3:38)
8. All Night (3:22)
9. As Lovers Do (4:48)
10. Brown Eyes (5:37)

Total Time 43:06

Bonus tracks on 2007 remaster:
11. Late November (live)
12. You & I (live)
13. Brown Eyes (live)
14. Theme from Subway Sue (live, unplugged)
15. If We Never Meet Again (live)
16. Angels Twilight Jump (live)
17. Suzanne, I Love You (live, unplugged)
18. Don't Rain on Me (live)

Line-up / Musicians

- David Surkamp / lead vocals, 6- & 12-string guitars, co-producer
- Doug Rayburn / keyboards, co-producer
- Michele Isam / tenor, alto & soprano saxophones, vocals
- Robert Lloyd / bass
- Frank Kriege / drums

With:
- Steve Scorfina / acoustic guitar (1,9)
- Lesslie Martin / power chords (3)
- Merry Adams / backing vocals (10)
- Sara Surkamp / ? (18)
- Kirk Sarkisina / drums treatments, percussion

Releases information

Tracks 11-14 recorded on Lost In America Tour in 1990.
Tracks 15 & 16 recorded on European Tour in 2005 (Spectrum, Augsburg).
Tracks 17 & 18 recorded on European Tour in 2006 (Metropolis Music Hall, Munich).

Artwork: Bill Lodderhose

CD TelectrO Records ‎- PD1001 (1990, US)
CD Rockville Music ‎- 21259 (2007, Germany) Remastered with 8 previously unreleased bonus Live tracks (1990-2006)

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PAVLOV'S DOG Lost in America ratings distribution

2.30
(53 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(9%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(15%)
Good, but non-essential (23%)
Collectors/fans only (40%)
Poor. Only for completionists (13%)

PAVLOV'S DOG Lost in America reviews

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Review by Fishy
PROG REVIEWER

Not the best place to start to explore the career of Pavlov's Dog. This was the first sign of life of the band since the late seventies. The album was issued in 1993 but it sounds like it was released during the eighties. The sound of the arrangements of the first albums were very colourful but here, it couldn't be more sober. The album sounds streamlined and cold and there's no variation ; the arrangements of each track are exactly the same. The violin has been replaced by a sax but these parts don't add essential melodies to the songs. What's left of Pavlov's Dog is the wonderful voice of David Surkamp. Although he sings in a lower tone than he use to, he is still a joy to listen to. The song writing is decent but nothing spectacular : plain & simple AOR songs. No traces of progressive rock can be found. The band did retain their talent for writing emotional ballads like "You & I", "Pantomine" or "Brown eyes" but don't expect the pathos of "Julia". I'm sure the tracks on this album would benefit from better arrangements but like it is now. the title for this album couldn't be more suitable. Strictly for die hard fans.

Latest members reviews

2 stars The most prog thing about this album is the artwork. Dark, enigmatic, makes you wonder about the complexity of the music contained... But the music is mediocre pop/AOR, in by far the worst studio album Pavlov's Dog ever released. It was 13 years since the recording of "Has Anyone Here Seen Sigf ... (read more)

Report this review (#1618351) | Posted by BigDaddyAEL1964 | Tuesday, October 4, 2016 | Review Permanlink

1 stars What a sad continue for a great group.. Avoid it... The remaining linup did not respect their music history. Not even for the funs of the group. The music has nothing to do with their music past.... Forget this album and stay to the three first ones.. ... (read more)

Report this review (#30741) | Posted by dim_62 | Tuesday, February 1, 2005 | Review Permanlink

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