Trouble
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Biography
[Edit]At a time when heavy metal was moving forward faster than ever, thanks to the advent and growing popularity of thrash metal, Chicago's Trouble embodied a nostalgic throwback to the genre's old-school, '70s values — and specifically a preference for the deliberate, slow-creeping style of the genre's founding fathers, Black Sabbath, which, in the able hands of Trouble and California's similarly backward-gazing Saint Vitus, came to be known as doom metal. Unfortunately, neither band, nor their few lesser-known colleagues (the Obsessed, Pentagram, etc.), ever achieved any commercial success to speak of, but their preservation efforts nevertheless rescued metal's original blueprint from disuse, and carved it in granite for subsequent exploration by each new generation of doom bands that followed.
Trouble's unorthodox career path began to unfold in 1979, and after years of painstaking rehearsals, club gigs, and tooling with their sound, vocalist Eric Wagner, guitarists Bruce Franklin and Rick Wartell, bassist Sean McAllister, and drummer Jeff Olson came to the attention of Metal Blade Records, which issued their surprisingly mature eponymous debut in 1984. Also referred to in years to come as Psalm 9 — because of its namesake-explaining quotation from scripture: "The Lord will be a refuge for the oppressed; a refuge in times of trouble" — the album revealed not only the quintet's strong ties to heavy metal's '70s aesthetics, but also their Christian beliefs (almost unheard of in the metal world), which quickly earned them the additional label of "white metal." However, neither this, nor "doom," nor any other label mattered as much as Trouble's innate songwriting talents, which may have been too unfashionable to gain mass popularity during the golden era of thrash and pop-metal, but fueled another impressive (and even more depressing) outing in 1985's The Skull. Sadly, growing inner-band turmoil, substance abuse, and disillusion over their meager earnings would start eroding Trouble's momentum in the years leading up to 1987's disappointing Run to the Light. Recorded with a new rhythm section comprised of bassist Ron Holzner and drummer Dennis Lesh (former sticksman Olson having, as legend had it, decided to become a preacher!), Run to the Light once again met with widespread public indifference, concluded Trouble's...uh...troubled relationship with Metal Blade, and plunged the disheartened group into a three-year silence.
Luckily, Trouble were eventually plucked from the brink of extinction by up-and-coming producer Rick Rubin, who convinced them to sign with his visionary Def American label and produced their self-titled comeback album in 1990. Released to magnificent reviews in all the major heavy metal rags, the album (featuring new drummer Barry Stern) revitalized Trouble's career and saw them embarking on a yearlong tour that expanded their legend and fan base considerably, even if it failed to make them household names. Achieving just that was surely Trouble's goal when they once again entered the studio with Rubin to record their next album, and the stunningly realized Manic Frustration, which introduced more accessible elements of psychedelia into some of Trouble's most energetic performances ever, certainly seemed capable of elevating the long-suffering band to new heights. But this too was a just pipe dream, unfortunately, and — as they watched yet another critically lauded, cult-raved heavy metal masterpiece fly over the heads of mainstream fans (perhaps due in part to the grunge revolution that had made "metal" a bad word by then) — it seemed that Trouble's last window to glory had been shut. Subsequently dropped by Def American (experiencing financial problems of their own by now), the band took some time to regroup, welcomed back founding drummer Olson, and eventually issued a new album, 1995's Plastic Green Head, through Music for Nations. But despite offering consistently strong songwriting that harked back to their original doom roots, the album's songs also exuded a palpable sense of wary acceptance, and Trouble's inevitable demise was formally announced a short time later.
The former members of Trouble went to ground in the years that followed, only occasionally surfacing in other projects. Vocalist Eric Wagner would be heard from in 1997, fronting short-lived mushroom-chomping neo-psych band Lid, and guitarist Bruce Franklin and drummer Jeff Olson joined forces with King's X vocalist/ bassist Doug Pinnick for 2000's Supershine band and album. In fact, the fires of Trouble's official and (for loyal doom enthusiasts) much anticipated reunion would not be stoked until 2001, when, after playing the occasional show together, a revived lineup of Wagner, Franklin, Wartell, and Olson, plus new bassist Chuck Robinson, released Trouble's seventh long-player, Simple Mind Condition, in early 2007.
Title: Ready (feat. Young Thug, Young Dolph & Big Bank Black) [Remix] - Single
Artist: Trouble
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: Bussin (Remix) [feat. Yo Gotti, Trae tha Truth & Waka Flocka Flame] - Single
Artist: Trouble
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: The Trouble With Sweeney
Genre: Indie Rock, Country, Pop, Alternative
Title: Run to the Light
Artist: Trouble
Genre: Rock, Black Metal, Hard Rock, Metal, Death Metal, Heavy Metal
Collections
Title: That's My Hood, Vol. 1
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: Everything Designer
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: Street League, Vol. 5 (Hosted by DJ Rell)
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: I Like Techno 2015
Genre: Dancefloor, Dance Pop
Title: Southland Gangsters.com
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: Live from the County
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: Dub Dread 5
Genre: Electronica, Drum & Bass, Dancefloor, Dance Pop
Title: Future Dubstep Classics, Vol. 4
Genre: Dancefloor, Dance Pop
Title: Trouble & Bass VIP Compilation
Genre: Electronica, Dancefloor, Dance Pop
Title: Ball Like Me (Deluxe)
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: Large On da Streets 12
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: Terrace Mood Vol. 2
Genre: Electronica, Dancefloor, Dance Pop
Title: T&B 50th Release Compilation
Genre: Electronica, Dancefloor, Dance Pop
Title: Gangster Party Chronicals Vol. 18
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: Street Runnaz 61
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: I Like Techno
Genre: Dancefloor, Dance Pop
Title: Street Runnaz 65
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: Brown Pride Riders, Pt. 3
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: DJ Rell Presents The Red Tails (feat. DJ Rell)
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: Skins & Pinz 2
Genre: Alternative
Title: Skins & Pinz
Genre: Alternative
Title: Mi-Soul Album
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Funk
Title: VADER Volume III
Genre: Electronica, Dancefloor, Dance Pop
Title: Josaka Sessions 1 - Single
Genre: Pop, Alternative
Title: RNB N Hip Hop Goin Ham 2012
Title: Mollywood
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B
Title: 101 Ultimate Beer Songs Disc 1 (CD1)
Genre: Rock
Title: Codeine Overdose
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Latin
Title: Pitchfork Top 100 Best Tracks Of 2012 (CD3)
Genre: Electronica, Hip Hop/R&B, Rock, Pop
Title: Hip - Hop - R & B Singles 10. 04 (CD3)
Genre: Pop
Title: The Into The Wild Tour Mixtape
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B
Title: We Appreciate The Hate 29
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: Hip-Hop RnB Singles (2013-10-08) (CD1)
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Pop
Title: Indie / Rock Playlist: September (CD2)
Genre: Indie Rock
Title: Rock & Metal Factory (CD2)
Title: Addicted To The Grind
Genre: Rap
Title: Indie / Rock Playlist: April (CD1)
Genre: Indie Rock
Title: V. I. P. Beach House 2 (CD1)
Genre: House
Title: Metal-Hard Rock Covers 029
Genre: Metal
Title: Metal-Hard Rock Covers 032
Genre: Metal
Title: Metal Goes Acoustic Vol. 08
Genre: Acoustic
Title: Metal Goes Acoustic Vol. 14
Genre: Acoustic
Title: Metal-Hard Rock Covers 057
Genre: Hard Rock, Metal, Gothic Metal, Heavy Metal, Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Motown Floorshakers (CD2)
Genre: Soul
Title: Promo Only Mainsteam Radio April 2015
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Indie Pop, Songwriter/Lyricist
Title: System Alive Everydays (CD1)
Genre: House, Funk, Progressive
Title: Rock Collection 1984 (CD4)
Genre: Rock, Alternative Rock, Black Metal, Hard Rock, New Wave, Progressive Rock, Metal, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal
Title: Rock Collection 1984 (CD10)
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, Metal, Heavy Metal, Pop
Title: Rock Collection 1984 (CD11)
Genre: Rock, Alternative Rock, Hard Rock, Metal, Heavy Metal, Pop Rock
Title: Rock Collection 1985 (CD2)
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, Post Punk, Metal, Heavy Metal, Thrash Metal, Pop, Pop Rock, Songwriter/Lyricist, Progressive
Title: Rock Collection 1984 (CD3)
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, Progressive Rock, Post Punk, Metal, Glam Metal, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal, Thrash Metal, Pop Rock
Title: Rock Collection 1985 (CD4)
Title: Rock Collection 1984 (CD8)
Title: Rock Collection 1985 (CD13)
Genre: Rock, Christian Rock, Hard Rock, Post Punk, Metal, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal, Thrash Metal, Pop, Pop Rock
Title: Rock Collection 1985 (CD14)
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, Metal, Heavy Metal, Thrash Metal, Pop
Title: Rock Collection 1985 (CD9)
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, Metal, Death Metal, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal, Thrash Metal, Pop Rock
Title: Rap, Hip-Hop, Trap Da Music Pack 1 (CD2)
Genre: Electro, Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Dancehall, Trap
Title: Lowbassking Part 6 (CD2)
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B
Title: The Delaware Road
Genre: Tech House, Hip Hop/R&B
Featuring albums
Title: Oi!-Skampilation Vol. #3
Artist: Various Artists - Radical Records
Genre: Reggae, World Music, Latin
Title: Best Of Phonique
Artist: Phonique
Genre: Electronica, House, Deep House, Dancefloor, Dance Pop
Title: Down The Road Apiece 1963-1966 (CD1)
Artist: Manfred Mann
Genre: Jazz, Blues Rock, Hard Rock, Jazz Rock, Progressive Rock, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal
Title: Am I My Brothers Keeper 2
Artist: Rich Homie Quan, Young Thug
Genre: Tech House, Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Title: Field Of Dreams
Artist: Jahovah Jones
Genre: Electronica, Tech House, Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Soul, Death Metal
Title: Trilogy
Artist: Bitter Sweet, Bittersweet
Genre: Breakbeat , Downtempo, Trip Hop, Electronica, Deep House, Drum & Bass, Pop
Title: This Sh! T Here N! Gga 19
Artist: OG Ron " C ", Chopstars, DJ Hollygrove
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Punk Rock