Enuff Z'nuff - 1985Reissue of the crucial 1994 studio album from melodic rock masters Enuff Z'nuff! This was the band's fourth overall studio album and their first to be released on an independent label after parting ways with the majors! This album also marked the beginning of the band's association with media kingpin and EZ megafan Howard Stern, who penned the album's liner notes! Includes a bonus live track, a cover of The Beatles' "You've Got To Hide Your Love

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