Product Description
Bad Company's Dangerous Age was one of classic rocks' finest moments of 1988, as its top charting smash hits dominated the airwaves for over a year thanks to songs like "No Smoke Without A Fire," "Shake It Up" and "Bad Man." The platinum plus streak continued into the 90's with one of the biggest albums in Bad Co.'s 40 years of music with their masterwork "Holy Water." Featuring top charting hits "Holy Water" & "If I Needed Somebody," Bad Co.'s Brian Howe, Mick Ralphs & Simon Kirke rocked the house! Now on 2 impeccably mastered CD's + 3 bonus tracks & Brian Howe liners!

CD 1
1. One Night
2. Shake It Up
3. No Smoke Without Fire
4. Bad Man
5. Dangerous Age
6. Dirty Boy
7. Rock Of America
8. Something About You
9. The Way That It Goes
10. Love Attack
11. Excited (Bonus Track)
12. No Smoke Without Fire (12" Version-Bonus Track)

CD 2
1. Holy Water
2. Walk Through Fire
3. Stranger Stranger
4. If You Needed Somebody
5. Fearless
6. Lay Your Love On Me
7. Boys Cry Tough
8. With You In A Heartbeat
9. I Don't Care
10. Never Too Late
11. Dead Of The Night
12. I Can't Live Without You
13. 100 Miles
14. Walk Through Fire (Remix Version-Bonus Track)

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From musictap:

Friday Music plans the Deluxe Edition of two Bad Company classics (Dangerous Age, 1988; Holy Water, 1990). Both albums do not have Paul Rodgers, nor Boz Burrell. But Ralphs, and Kirke still held the fort pretty well. Both albums will be presented as a single purchase, with each CD containing each album. Each album will come with bonus tracks (“Excited” and the rare 12″ version of “No Smoke Without A Fire”, both from Dangerous Age; and from Holy Water, a rare remix version of “Walk Through Fire”). The 2CD Limited Edition features remastered tracks from the original Atlantic masters. This release begins a Friday Music/Bad Company remaster campaign. This set is scheduled for August 27.

I'm interested in this. Both of these albums were very good for what they were and had loads of hits.

Dangerous Age went Gold and Holy Water went Platinum. Holy Water is one of my favorite Bad Co albums.

I just wish these had their own releases. Still nice to see the Howe era getting acknowledged. I'm not sure what other Bad Co releases Friday have in store.

individual releases came out in the not so distant past. I like the band, and liked a few hits from that era, but man listening to the samples of the other tracks... wow a lot of generic, dated and bland 80s rock... this was a case where I actually just downloaded a few songs from Amazon.

I think those were releases on Wounded Bird-just reissues of those albums no remastering or bonus cuts, not that that's a huge deal here.

Some of this stuff was incredibly formulaic and generic, but there were some great songs and so many radio hits. Holy Water was really the best of the bunch from those years. Let's just say lyrics weren't a priority.

Updated track listing

Always preferred Dangerous Age to Holy Water. Even though I don't really consider this Bad Company, that record is a particular favorite of that era. Loved Brian Howe's voice. I have no interest in this remaster, though, but I'm glad some people who missed these the first time will get a chance to hear them now.