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''Where's the Party?'' is Eddie Money's fifth album, released in 1983. Money described the album as more upbeat and positive than his previous album ''No Control'', saying, "We're ready to rock.... We're all in a party mood, and the album reflects that." The album peaked at #67 on the ''Billboard'' 200 album chart, making it Money's lowest-charting album up to that time. Critic Lennox Samuels of Independent Press Service wrote in his review, "The party's not on this record, anyway. Side 1 is an undistinguished assortment of mid- to uptempo rock tunes." Samuels did praise the track "The Big Crash", which he described as "a bouncy dance tune with an effective interplay between John Nelson's lead guitar and Duane Hitchings' synthesizer," and noted that "Leave It to Me" appeared to show Money "venturing into new music", with a sound close to that of many popular synth-bands of the time. In a 1986 interview promoting his following album, ''Can't Hold Back'', Money stated that ''Where's the Party?'' "sold about 280,000 units. For the money I spent on it, it wasn't enough." ==Track listing== #"Maybe Tomorrow" (Eddie Money, Steve Farris, Alan Pasqua, Gary O'Connor) - 4:50 #"Bad Girls" (Eddie Money, Duane Hitchings) - 3:28 #"Club Michelle" (Eddie Money, Ralph Carter, Mitchell Froom, Raymond Charles Burton) - 4:18 #"Back on the Road" (Eddie Money, Ralph Carter, Davitt Sigerson) - 3:03 #"Don't Let Go" (Eddie Money, Ralph Carter, Mark Radice) - 3:56 #"The Big Crash "(Eddie Money, Duane Hitchings) - 3:40 #"Where's the Party?" (Eddie Money, Ralph Carter) - 4:00 #"Leave It to Me" (Eddie Money, Duane Hitchings) - 4:06 #"Backtrack" (Eddie Money) - 6:25 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Where's the Party?」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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