The Magnificent Seventh! by Thunder, album cover
Album

The Magnificent Seventh!

LabelIrond
Popularity12.7
Also cited24 March 2005

The Magnificent Seventh! is Thunder's seventh studio album, recorded between June and August 2004 and produced by lead guitarist Luke Morley, with Rupert Coulson engineering and mixing. It arrived in February 2005 and followed Shooting at the Sun, the first record after the band reformed. In between, singer Danny Bowes and Morley made a second collaboration album, Mo's Barbeque, while bassist Chris Childs and drummer Gary "Harry" James released Land of the Living with Shadowman. The band came back together in early 2004 to start work on this one.

The lead single, "I Love You More Than Rock 'n' Roll", reached number 27 on the UK Singles Chart and topped the UK Rock & Metal Singles Chart. The album entered the main UK chart at number 70 and the Rock & Metal chart at number 5. A tour ran from March 2005 to February 2006, taking in the UK, Europe and Japan.

The Magnificent Seventh!: tracklist, credits and charts

11 tracks · 53:37

Tracklist

  1. 1I Love You More Than Rock ’n’ RollLuke Morley4:44
  2. 2The Gods of LoveLuke Morley4:46
  3. 3Monkey See, Monkey DoLuke Morley6:04
  4. 4I’m Dreaming AgainLuke Morley4:40
  5. 5Amy’s on the RunLuke Morley4:10
  6. 6The PrideLuke Morley4:23
  7. 7Fade Into the SunLuke Morley5:21
  8. 8Together or ApartLuke Morley6:02
  9. 9You Can’t Keep a Good Man DownLuke Morley4:27
  10. 10One Foot in the GraveLuke Morley4:23
  11. 11One Fatal KissRuss Ballard and Luke Morley4:37
Produced by
Luke Morley
Recorded at
Chapel Studios (South Thoresby, Lincolnshire, England), Chez Bez Studios (London, England)
Recorded
June–August 2004
Engineered by
Rupert Coulson, Ben Matthews
Labels
Irond, STC
Length
53:37

Singles

  • “I Love You More Than Rock 'n' Roll”

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 200570
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20052
UK Independent Albums · 202413
Scottish Albums · 200522

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Wikipedia infobox21 February 2005
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UK / Europe release21 February 2005earliest UK or European date
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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
2005RUIrondother
21 February 2005GBSTC Recordings5055131000097original
24 March 2005JPVictor4988002476787other
5 April 2024XEBMG4050538982602deluxe
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