(Melodic Hard Rock) Glory - Дискография (5 альбомов): 1989 - 1998 (vocal - Peter Eriksson, Goran Edman), FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

1989 - DANGER IN THIS GAME
Band:
Peter Eriksson - vocals
Andy Loos - bass, backing vocals
Jonas Sandkvist - keyboards, piano
Jan Granwick - guitars
Matt Driver - drums
Tracks:
1. Danger in This Game 3:32
2. Never Stop 3:38
3. Feel the Fire 3:41
4. This Is the Loves 3:55
5. Runaway 3:23
6. Like an Eagle 4:49
7. Harmony 4:02
8. I'm Hurt 3:27
9. Tell Me (If I'm Wrong) 3:22
10. Survivor 3:06
11. Exhibition 3:28
Total Running Time: 40:21

1991 - 2 FORGIVE IS 2 FORGET
Band:
Peter Eriksson - vocals, keyboards
Jan Granwick - guitars
Matt Driver - drums
Andy Loos - bass
Mats Lindfors - additional keyboards
Pelle Blom - additional keyboards
Tracks:
1. 2 Forgive Is 2 Forget 4:07
2. Miracles 3:40
3. What Can We Do 4:09
4. Tonight 4:25
5. Doctor of the Blues 2:59
6. Love Never Lasts 4:27
7. Stand Up and Shout 4:04
8. Can't Hide Your Tears 3:41
9. Taking It Day By Day 4:42
10. Tease 'n' Please 4:04
11. Bourree' 1:46
Total Running Time: 42:04

1994 - POSITIVE BUOYANT
Band:
Jan Granwick : Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Andy Loos : Bass, Back Vocals
Goran Edman : Vocals, Back Vocals
Jonas Ostman : Drums
Tracks:
1. Toccata in D-Minor (Instrumental) 2:30
2. Communication Breakdown 4:25
3. Arabian Rock Mode (Instrumental) 3:26
4. Get a Good Thing Going 5:12
5. The Hall of the Mountain King instrumental) 3:53
6. The Golden Egg (Instrumental) 3:27
7. Livin' on Lies 3:29
8. Bolero (Instrumental) 3:26
9. Studio City (Instrumental) 4:26
10. Vodka and Ice 4:20
11. Forbidden Fruit (Instrumental) 3:47
12. Different Voices (Instrumental) 4:13
Total Running Time: 46:33

1995 - CRISIS VS. CRISIS
Band:
Goran Edman - vocals
Jan Granwick - electric and acoustic guitars
Svante Henrysson - electric and acoustic bass, cello
Mats Olausson - keyboards
Morgan Agren - drums
Rolf Alex - drums and percussion on tracks 6 and 10
Carina Jansson - backing vocals
Mikael Berner - bass on track 2
Tracks:
1. Exposure 4:31
2. Celebration 5:29
3. Crisis vs. Crisis 1:43
4. Believe in a Miracle 4:05
5. Set the World on Fire 4:50
6. Caught Up in the City 3:51
7. Itch 4:32
8. Virtual Reality 6:27
9. Standing Invitation 4:40
10. The Battle of the Bridge 6:46
11. Garden of Earthly Delights 4:41
Total Running Time: 51:35

1998 - WINTERGREEN
Band:
Jan Granwick - electric and acoustic guitars
Goran Edman - lead and backing vocals
Jonas Ostman - drums, percussion
Johan Granstrom - bass
Mats Olausson - keyboards
Tracks:
1. Yesterday News 4:42
2. Cosmic Roundabout 4:24
3. Kite of Love 5:27
4. Blue Heaven 4:33
5. Talk to Me 4:24
6. Who's Gonna Let You Know 3:19
7. It's Human Nature 3:52
8. Baranowskiella Ehnstromi 4:11
9. Metal Meter Maid 3:48
10. Ship of Fools 4:04
11. El Nino 5:36
12. Wintergreen 4:33
Total Running Time: 52:53

BIOGRAPHY
Pedigree Melodic Rock act GLORY was formed in 1985 from GLORY NORTH, an act
created by ex-NEPTUNE members drummer Matt Driver (real name Mats Förare) and
guitarist JAN GRANWICK (a.k.a. Jan Granvik), the latter having also played with
Haparanda Heavy Metal combo GRAVE. GLORY NORTH also featured ex-GLORY BELLS BAND
frontman Göran Nord and guitarist Franco Santuione. An album, provisionally
titled 'National Force', was recorded, but the record label went under before
its release.
The first line-up of GLORY featured ex-WARREINS vocalist Ray Alex, bassist Andy
Loos and keyboard player Jonas Sandkvist, although Alex quit after the debut
single, 1988's 'I'm Hurt', and was replaced by Peter Ericsson. GLORY debuted in
the studio with the Matt Lindfors produced four track demo in 1987 featuring
'Harmony', 'Survivor', 'Runaway' and 'Burning For You'. GLORY followed the 'I'm
Hurt' single with their 'Danger In This Game' album in 1989, although 1991's '2
Forgive Is 2 Forget' found keyboard player Jonas Sandkvist no longer in the
band. Japanese editions of the album, issued in 1992 on the JVC Victor label,
would see the inclusion of an extra track 'Bourree'.
1993's 'Positive Buoyant' album was originally scheduled to be guitarist JAN
GRANWICK's solo album and featured ex-MADISON and YNGWIE MALMSTEEN vocalist
Göran Edman and former MOGG and GOTHAM CITY drummer Jonas Östman. in the group,
the latter having replaced Matt Driver, who was forced to leave due to
experiencing hearing problems.
Loos quit to join LION'S SHARE following the album's release whilst Östman chose
to join MENTAL HIPPIE BLOOD, so 1994's 'Crisis Vs Crisis' found GLORY boasting
yet another revision in its membership. The album found Edman, his former YNGWIE
MALMSTEEN keyboard playing colleagues Mats Olausson and bassist Svante Henrysson
with the FRANK ZAPPA associated drummer Morgen Ågren now backing up Granwick on
what is considered by critics to be the band's best album.
At one point in the band's history MACBETH vocalist Pelle 'P.O.' Saether was
involved, although it's unclear as to just exactly when. Saether fronted
SCHIZOPHRENIC CIRCUS, an act he put together in 1993, and ZELLO.
GLORY returned in 1998 for the 'Wintergreen' album. The band comprised of Edman,
Granwick, Olausson, Östman and bassist Johan Granström. Edman contributed vocals
to the 1999 JOHANSSON BROTHERS album and also the debut KHARMA record in 2000.
During the summer GLORY bassist Andy Loos revealed plans to form part of an
ambitious band endeavour billed as TYKOON. Included alumni would be RAINMAKER,
PRISONER and RADIOACTIVE mentor TOMMY DENANDER, Lars Criss of LION'S SHARE band and vocalist Leif Sundin of MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP, GREAT KING RAT and JOHN NORUM repute.
2003 found former GLORY singer Göran Edman fronting his new act CROSSFADE. He
would head up another new band in 2005, XSAVIOR for the 'Caleidoscope' album. A
further Edman fronted venture was unveiled in spring 2006, GEFF being the Hard
Rock construct involving guitarist Ralf Jedestedt, Also pitching in would be a
rhythm section of former SILVER MOUNTAIN and SNAKE CHARMER bass player Pär
Stadin and drummer Anders Johansson of HAMMERFALL and YNGWIE MALMSTEEN repute.
In 2008 Edman vocalised on the JAYCE LANDBERG album 'Break The Spell'.
In 2010 Edman vocalised on the STRATOSPHERE album 'Fire Flight'.