Warrior (feat. Patty Smyth)

While fans will remember Scandal's iconic single "The Warrior" and the follow up hit "Hands Tied", a lesser known "Only The Young" (written by Journey band members) appears on this album before it became a top ten hit for Journey less than a year later.

Found of copy of the album on vinyl for $1.00. I think I had the cassette years ago. The whole album is awesome! Have been playing it on my turntable, still as good as I remember it to be.

I absolutely love all these songs!

i see that at least some others were bothered after reading the itunes review. the reviewer sounds like some idiot that obviously has heard only one scandal song and assumes the rest of the world is the same. anyone that watched mtv back when mtv was good, would at least know 'beat of a heart' off this album. and you have to know 'goodbye to you' and 'love's got a line on you' from their first album. the itunes review of this album is pathetic. you don't have to love scandal, but at least know what you are talking about.

Not going to rehash what others have already said. I'll only say this music, at least for me, is just timeless, 25 years later. Thanks for the memories Patty and gang!

What great'80s summer memories this album brings to memory. Fun fun

Whoever wrote the iTunes review of this album is a moron. This album is awesome. Buy it.

I listened to this album about a week ago and its just awesome. As for the title of the song from the iTunes review, it's not "Shooting down the walls of heartache. Bang! Bang", it's called 'The Warrior"!!!!!! Get it right!!!! HAHAHAH!

Every once and a while an album comes through that is just stellar from front to back and does not just tote one hit along with 9 duds. This is one such album. If you like song 1, you'll like song 10 and in between. The band Heart took a lot of thunder out of the 70's and 80's for lead women singers. Patty Smyth delivers beyond comparison. Everyone knows the weakest song on the album, Warrior. Hard driving guitar, great vocals, and Patty delivering them....this is just a classic. There is not a bad song on the album.

Patty's sultry voice together with her deep (and intriguing) lyrics and some really hot guitar work make this album a true stand-out...the songs were (and are) memorable and captivating...they don't make music like this anymore and that's sad...