ARTIST: Platinum Weird
TITLE: Make Believe
LABEL: Interscope
GENRE: Rock
BITRATE: 205kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 38min total
RELEASE DATE: 2006-10-10
RIP DATE: 2006-10-04

Track List
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01. Will You Be Around              3:32
02. Lonely Eyes                     3:26
03. Happiness                       3:33
04. Make Believe                    3:32
05. Picture Perfect                 4:06
06. If You Believe In Love          3:28
07. Love Can Kill The Blues         5:04
08. I Pray                          3:24
09. Piccadilly Lane                 3:09
10. Goodbye My Love                 4:52

Release Notes:

For the past six months the publicity behind Dave Stewart’s latest
music project, Platinum Weird, has sparked off fascination and keen
interest amongst classic rock fans around the world. Platinum Weird
is the name of Dave’s new rock band. This is no ordinary band, but
what it does have is an extraordinary past. Stewart has returned to
Platinum Weird 32 years after the band originally split.

In 2004 Stewart hooked up with acclaimed LA-based songwriter Kara
DioGuardi to write songs for The Pussycat Dolls. The pair struck an
instant bond and re-launched Platinum Weird, the constant being
Stewart, with the sole intention of continuing their passion for
no-frills 70s-inspired rock’n’roll.

In 1974 Stewart was originally a member of a short-lived band named
Platinum Weird signed to Elton John’s Rocket Records label. On the
eve of the album’s debut release in ‘74, the original lead singer,
Erin Grace, suddenly disappeared.

Mick Jagger, Stevie Nicks and Ringo Starr were recently featured in
a Platinum Weird rockumentary; all of whom mentioned their distant
recollections of the original PW line-up.
Don’t let Platinum Weird’s rich history take away from the band’s
incredibly moving rock’n’roll songs. The feature single, Will You
Be Around, could easily be an outtake from Fleetwood Mac’s Rumors
sessions. The previously unreleased 1974 album, Make Believe, will
be released by Interscope Records in North America on October 10th,
followed by a European released by Weapons of Mass Entertainment
through Universal on October 16th.