Album

My Own Best Enemy

Richard Marx

2004 · Rock, Pop

Rare pressing on Gatefold

My Own Best Enemy by Richard Marx

My Own Best Enemy is a Rock album by Richard Marx, originally released in 2004. On Gatefold: 26 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Nothing Left To Say3:57
  2. 2When You're Gone4:24
  3. 3One Thing Left3:54
  4. 4Love Goes On3:35
  5. 5Ready To Fly4:39
  6. 6Again6:16
  7. 7Colder3:09
  8. 8Everything Good3:18
  9. 9The Other Side4:55
  10. 10Someone Special4:14
  11. 11Suspicion3:56
  12. 12Falling5:13

Sound DNA

  • Rock
  • Soft Rock
  • polished
  • earnest
  • romantic

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Studios: Ocean Way, The Blue Room, Blackbird Studios, Seventeen Grand Studios (Nashville), Renegade Studios (Chicago), Capitol Studio B, Noise in the Attic, Westlake Audio (Los Angeles)

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Anthony LamarchinaSTRINGS, CELLO CELLO
  • Carole RabinowitzCELLO STRINGS, CELLO
  • Cathy UmsteadSTRINGS, VIOLIN VIOLIN
  • Christian TealSTRINGS, VIOLIN VIOLIN
  • Conni EllisorSTRINGS, VIOLIN VIOLIN
  • Connie HeardSTRINGS, VIOLIN VIOLIN
  • David AngellSTRINGS, VIOLIN VIOLIN
  • David DavidsonSTRINGS, VIOLIN VIOLIN
  • Gary VanosdaleSTRINGS, VIOLA VIOLA
  • Gerald GreerSTRINGS, VIOLIN VIOLIN
  • Jim GrosjeanSTRINGS, VIOLA VIOLA
  • Kristin WilkinsonSTRINGS, VIOLA VIOLA
  • Mary Kathryn VanosdaleSTRINGS, VIOLIN VIOLIN
  • Pam SixfinSTRINGS, VIOLIN VIOLIN
  • Sarighani ReistCELLO STRINGS, CELLO
  • The Nashville String MachineSTRINGS
  • Arif MardinARRANGED BY
  • Bruce GaitschACOUSTIC GUITAR

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 26 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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