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Interesting Questions, Facts and Information
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 Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information
 Dokken
| In which Dokken video are the band members seen performing on the back of a tractor-trailer? | 1980s Band, Dokken
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It's Not Love. In the video, the band is playing the song on a flatbed trailer pulled by a semi as it drives around Los Angeles.
Tooth and Nail. 'Tooth and Nail' was Dokken's second album and also featured the songs 'Just Got Lucky' and 'Into the Fire'.
Nightmare on Elm Street 3. The video for the song features scenes from the movie.
ESP. Lynch has primarily played ESP Guitars for many years and even has a few 'signature' models.
| What was the previously unreleased studio track included on the live album 'Beast from the East'? | 1980s Band, Dokken
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Walk Away. The song 'Back for the Attack' was not on the album of the same name, but was on the 'Dream Warriors' EP. 'Paris is Burning' was on 'Breaking the Chains' and 'Mirror Mirror' was on Don Dokken's 'Up from the Ashes' solo album.
| What was the last album Dokken released before the band broke up in 1989? | 1980s Band, Dokken
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Beast from the East. 'Back for the Attack', released in 1987, was the last studio album released by the band before they broke up, but the live album 'Beast from the East' was released in 1988.
John Norum. Norum replaced Lynch during the 'Shadowlife' tour in 1998, but did not want to become a permanent member of the band. Reb Beach replaced Norum before the 'Erase the Slate' album was recorded. However, in July 2001, Norum replaced Beach as Dokken's guitarist.
Juan Croucier. Croucier appeared on the album but left shortly thereafter to join Ratt. Pilson replaced him and appeared in the video for 'Breaking the Chains'. Sheehan played bass with David Lee Roth and Mr. Big and Murray played bass with Whitesnake.
| From which song are these lyrics: "You just make me go insane, don't you know that, it's our love that's burning"? | Dokken Lyrics
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Burning Like a Flame. "Burning Like a Flame" was a song off of Dokken's 1987 album "Back for the Attack". It was one of the few songs off of that particular album which become a hit. Every compilation album after this song was released has featured it.
I hope you enjoyed my quiz on Dokken's lyrics!
| In which Dokken song were the lyrics: "I tried to say I'm sorry, but I can't find a way, to just walk away", reminiscently sung?
| Dokken Lyrics
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Walk Away. "Walk Away" was a popular song off of Dokken's 1988 album, "Beast From the East". The album was essentially a live release, originally recorded from a concert, in Japan. Several of the band's greatest hits were recorded during that concert, and a new studio song, "Walk Away" was added for the album.
| In which Dokken song were the particularly odd lyrics: "We sold our sons and we sold our daughters, pretty soon we'll sell our brothers" sung?
| Dokken Lyrics
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Too High To Fly. "Too High to Fly" was a hit song off of Dokken's 1995 album, entitled "Dysfunctional". Although the lineup of the band was entirely unchanged from the 1980s, the band's style was altered to suit the times. Regardless, their reputation, established in the 1980s, helped sell copies of their album.
| In which song did Don Dokken proclaim that: "I heard the call, stop me, don't let me go, touch my heart, then let me know"? | Dokken Lyrics
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Heaven Sent. The song "Heaven Sent" was featured on Dokken's 1987 album, entitled "Back For the Attack". The album was graced by several other solid songs including "Dream Warriors" and "Night by Night".
| In which song does Dokken sing: "Told you I had to leave, I had my reasons, I said that it hurt to stay, the way that I'm feelin'"? | Dokken Lyrics
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It's Not Love. "It's Not Love" was a successful song off of Dokken's 1985 album, entitled "Under Lock and Key". Along with "In My Dreams" and "The Hunter", "It's Not Love" was a hit with worldwide audiences. It has gone on to appear in several of the band's greatest hits albums
| In which power ballad were the lyrics: "Tried so hard to make you see, but I couldn't find the words, now the tears, they fall like rain" sung? | Dokken Lyrics
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Alone Again. "Alone Again" was a ballad off of the band's 1984 album, entitled "Tooth and Nail". The song was about a man who became lonely after the love of his life left him. He tried everything to make her stay but she wanted no part of it. The song was one of Dokken's more successful ones.
| The singer of Dokken realizes some painful facts when he proclaims the following lyrics: "You were just using someone and I was the one" in which song?
| Dokken Lyrics
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Just Got Lucky. "Just Got Lucky" was a hit song off of the band's 1984 album, entitled "Tooth and Nail". The song was about a man feeling regretful after falling in love with a certain woman and then having his heart shattered. The lady character in the song was referred to as a "Devil in disguise".
| In which song does Dokken say that: "it's wrong, but I can't turn away, the flames draw near, they're telling me to stay"? | Dokken Lyrics
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Into the Fire. "Into the Fire" was a popular song off of the band's 1984 album, entitled "Tooth and Nail". The album was released by Elektra Records, and featured the talented lineup of Don Dokken on vocals, George Lynch on guitars, Mick Brown on drums and Jeff Pilson on bass.
| In which Dokken song do the lyrics: "My life's in ruin, the girl I love, she's far away" show up?
| Dokken Lyrics
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Paris Is Burning. "Paris Is Burning" was a song from Dokken's 1983 album, "Breaking the Chains". "Paris Is Burning" actually had two versions. The one from the 1983 album was originally called "Paris" before the song was changed after some clever studio additions were made. There weren't many differences between the two versions except for some superior editing in the "Paris is Burning" version.
| In which powerful song does Dokken say that: "Nobody else can bind you, take a good look around you"? | Dokken Lyrics
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Breaking the Chains. "Breaking the Chains" was Dokken's 1983 hit song from their album, "Breaking the Chains". The album acted as a catalyst to the band's eventual success. "Breaking the Chains" even had a music video, albeit an odd one. In it, the band were walking down a rather windy and unpleasant hallway while singing of breaking their own personal chains.
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