The Thrill of It All by Thunder, album cover
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The Thrill of It All

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The Thrill of It All is the fourth studio album by English hard rock band Thunder, released on 1 September 1996. It arrived after Back Street Symphony, Laughing on Judgement Day and Behind Closed Doors, and it was recorded over April and May 1996 at Rockfield Studios in Monmouth, Wales. Guitarist Luke Morley produced it, and Rupert Coulson mixed it at Trident 2 in London.

It is very much Morley's record. He wrote the songs, with drummer Gary "Harry" James co-writing four, and he also played all the bass after Mikael Höglund stepped away for personal reasons and then left that summer. The album reached number 14 on the UK Albums Chart, while "Don't Wait Up" and "Love Worth Dying For" both made the top three of the UK Rock & Metal Singles Chart. Worth hearing for a band leaning on its chief songwriter.

The Thrill of It All: tracklist, credits and charts

11 tracks · 51:44

Tracklist

  1. 1Pilot of My DreamsLuke Morley4:32
  2. 2Living for TodayLuke Morley4:04
  3. 3Love Worth Dying ForLuke Morley4:04
  4. 4Don't Wait UpLuke Morley4:04
  5. 5Something About YouGary 'Harry' James and Luke Morley5:03
  6. 6Welcome to the PartyGary 'Harry' James and Luke Morley4:43
  7. 7The Thrill of It AllGary 'Harry' James and Luke Morley5:36
  8. 8Hotter Than the SunLuke Morley4:49
  9. 9This Forgotten TownGary 'Harry' James and Luke Morley5:06
  10. 10Cosmetic PunkLuke Morley3:43
  11. 11You Can't Live Your Life in a DayLuke Morley6:01
Produced by
Luke Morley
Recorded at
Rockfield Studios, (Monmouth, Wales)
Recorded
April–May 1996
Mixed by
Rupert Coulson
Engineered by
Rupert Coulson
Labels
Castle Communications, Victor
Length
51:44

Line-up

  • Ellie Lawson · background vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Don't Wait Up”
  • “Love Worth Dying For”

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 199714
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 19975
UK Independent Albums · 202320
Scottish Albums · 199729
Finnish Albums · 199740
Dutch Albums · 199789

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How we know the release date wikipedia + musicbrainz
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz1 September 1996
Wikipedia infobox1 September 1996
Wikidata1996
UK / Europe release1996earliest UK or European date
6 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1996GBCastle Communications5026389411591other
1 September 1996JPVictor4988002339075original
2004GBCastle Music5050159198429remaster
2004USCastle Music823107241721deluxe
29 March 2019—Sanctuary Records4050538481006deluxe
20 October 2023—BMG4050538860719deluxe
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