Gallery
Gallery formed in the early 1980s around guitarist Alex Hooker, with Jim Bonafides on vocals, Joey Allen on drums, and Nicky La Porta on bass. Their...
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Gallery formed in the early 1980s around guitarist Alex Hooker, with Jim Bonafides on vocals, Joey Allen on drums, and Nicky La Porta on bass. Their self-titled debut album came out in 1983, followed by 'Tresspass' in 1984 and 'Strange Behaviour' that same year. They put out seven studio albums in total, including a live record in 1986.
Songs like 'Countdown' and 'House Of Cards' show their tendency toward rock with some pop and jazz touches. The band had a reputation for working with unconventional song structures and guitar work, though they never became a major commercial force. Their material sometimes drew attention for its lyrical content, as with 'Countdown' in 1985.
They kept recording through the decade, but the lineup and industry pressures made it a difficult run. By the late 1980s, Gallery had essentially stopped releasing new music, leaving behind a catalog that includes 'Immortal Blade,' 'War Drums,' and 'Reflections At The End Of Time.'
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