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musikalbum av Aerosmith

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Vinony's link graph records 207 inbound references to Pump, and connects out to AllMusic, Simon & Schuster and The Rolling Stone Album Guide.

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Release · MusicBrainz

Type
Album
Artist
EPO
First released
1986-06-05
city poppop

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners
5,538
Total plays
46,184

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experimentalindustrialhard rockmetalheavy metal

There are at least three bands named "Pump". 1) "Pump was an experimental, pre-electronica, band, active between 1979-93. They released five cassette albums as MFH on the YHR label before changing their name to Pump in 1986 and recording the LP “The Decoration of the Duma Continues” in 1987 (Final Image) and “Sombrero Fallout” in 1992 (released by Plague Recordings in 2010). History: Andrew Cox (born 14 July 1961) met David Elliott (born 14 March 1961) at the University of Sussex in October 197

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Music

Genre
Dance
Year
2017
Tracks
1

Wikidata facts

Instance of
album
Duration
2842
Performer
Aerosmith
Record label
Geffen Records
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language of work or name
English language
publication date
1989-09-12
form of creative work
studio album
place of publication
United States
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Article · Svenska

Pump är det tionde studioalbumet av den amerikanska hårdrocksgruppen Aerosmith, utgivet 1989. Efter att ha tagit tillbaka sin plats i rampljuset med 1987 års Permanent Vacation gav Aerosmith ut det här albumet två år senare. Det brukar ofta jämföras med gruppens prisade album från 1970-talet, även om synthar och blås lagts till för att passa 1980-talets musiktrender. Balladen "What It Takes", "Janie's Got a Gun" och "Love in an Elevator" är några hits från albumet, som blev femma på Billboard 200.

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