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Jun 16, 2025

Pete

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Pete has published a news story:

On This Day: June 16, 1986 - Krokus Releases Change of Address.

On this day June 16, 1986, Swiss hard rock band Krokus released their ninth studio album Change of Address. Known for their energetic style and arena friendly sound, the band was looking to continue their momentum from earlier 80s success.

Change of Address reached number 45 on the Billboard charts and featured tracks like Burning Up the Night and Say Goodbye. Despite the commercial push, the album received mixed reviews from fans and critics who felt it leaned too heavily into a polished...

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