I-Empire 3/16/1987 leading to the expansion of

leading to the expansion of it's talent base

TracksCredits - Disc 1 - 1 I'm That Girl 2 Cozy 3 Alien Superstar - Disc 2 - 1 Cuff It 2 Energy 3 Break My Soul 4 Chruch Girl - Disc 3 - 1 Plastic Off the Sofa 2 Virgo's Groove 3 Move 4 Heated - Disc 4 - 1 Thique 2 All Up in Your Mind 3 America Has a Problem 4 Pure/Honey 5 Summer Renaissance Genre: R&B

but The Devil Don't Sleep -- the 2017 sequel to Just as I Am -- makes it plain that Gilbert intends to separate himself from his party-hearty brethren

Includes liner notes by John McDermott

as is the atmospheric instrumental "Cry of the Vatos"--named for drummer Johnny "Vatos" Hernandez--which foreshadows the often-excellent soundtrack work Elfman would pursue after the band's dissolution

I-Empire 3/16/1987 leading to the expansion ofAbandoning his former band's jokey pop punk for a sound made up of equal parts post punk grandeur and new wave shimmer, Blink 182's Tom Delonge started Angels and Airwaves with the mission to make music that was as big and important as U2 or Echo and the Bunnymen. He's one step closer with the impressive new I EMPIRE. Opener "Call to Arms" is just that: a huge, arena filling mission statement that combines airy, dissonant guitars with an upright,