Talk:Stabilizers (band)

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Since I restarted the modern page about the band Stabilizers in July, it seems to be progressing nicely. ---TaoPhoenix

All I can tell all of you , is that these guys were awesome!!! I found this page because I was searching for new albums but was dismayed that none exist. EVERY tune on this CD is well crafted, melodic, dancable, and extremely well produced. What a shame that they were just to good for mainstream..... B Walter Phoenix

Thanks for making the Stabilizers page TaoPhoenix. I have some additional information about their second album for MCA that was actually completed but never released. I'm not sure it ever even had a title. The song "Maybe This Time" appears on this second album so I'm pretty sure it was not from the "Tyranny" sessions. This second album had 10 songs: Does it Make You Feel any Better? My Love Will Bury You Third World Within Give Me Time Glass House Breaking Through Maybe This Time Down To One Into The Dream Turn to Grey It is a real shame that this record was never released. I have always thought that it was even better than "Tyranny". Maybe someone that has contact with Rich or Dave can coax them to release it to iTunes or something. It deserves to be heard for sure and I think fans would absolutely love it! -audpro1701 —Preceding unsigned comment added by Audpro1701 (talk • contribs) 15:55, 27 June 2010 (UTC)Reply

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