Rosetta "Terra Sola" 12" Color:Black The 1988 sophomore release from

The 1988 sophomore release from Cinderella was still very rooted in the hard rock style of the day but showed the first glimpse of their early influences: old Aerosmith

It Could Be Home was mixed and instrumentally augmented by Norwegian producer Jacob Holm-Lupo (White Willow)

there was Randy Blythe from Lamb of God as guest singer

in front of an otherwise completely black background

Rosetta "Terra Sola" 12" Color:Black The 1988 sophomore release fromOn the heels of an incredible 2 year, 36 country, 200 show touring cycle supporting UTOPIOID, Rosetta returns with new single TERRA SOLA. Conceived on tour and breathing more freely outside the structure of a formal album, the title track layers a multitude of moods, its cinematic sweep hearkening back to Rosetta deep cuts like "TMA 3" and "So Warm a Solitude." At the same time, it explores new textures and new conceptual ground, connecting the human