[canadaspaceman]

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https://www.discogs.com/White-Light-For ... se/4537673

White Light was an obscure pomp rock band that emerged from the state of California, USA. The "Forces" EP (1983 - private) was their sole, self-released, effort and is a decent piece of Styx-flavored pomp hard rock. "Rock in the moonlight" is the opening song and definitely the EP's highlight.

Lineup:
Harry Blackstone III - Lead vocals/keyboards
Stefan Anderson - Keyboards/vocals
Jeff Brown - Guitar/vocals
Rick DeMaria - Bass/vocals
Steve Jones - Drums/percussion

[riptorn]

http://www.4shared.com/rar/9UlsSCvx/whi ... _pomp.html

[wadja]

hi , would it be possible to reupload this ep??

[kingjeste]

Working link? anyone??

[canadaspaceman]

I haven't found it either.

At least a band member uploaded one old concert, (if this is the same band?)
(I will guess rickjet132 is Rick DeMaria and is the band member sharing it?) Unsure of the set-list order.

White Light performing Seperate Reality at The River Theatre in Guerneville, Ca. 1983 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZhxb-txzq8
White Light performing Never at The River Theatre, Guerneville, Ca. 1983 https://youtu.be/xHp0znv-CDw
White Light performing Lady of my Evening 1 in 1983 at The River Theatre https://youtu.be/gYyXg5HSm1I
White Light performing Mind Over Pain at the River Theatre in Guerneville, Ca. 1983 https://youtu.be/pxbINJmNPM8
White Light performing Drum solo at The River Theatre in 1983 https://youtu.be/u1DzqtUGb48
White Light performing Finding Love at The River Theatre in Guerneville,Ca. 1983 https://youtu.be/WEXPVjBR8FA

Too bad myspace players still do not work for anyone because there are more songs. https://myspace.com/whitelight1983

White Light - Rock In The Moonlight (1983 - pomp hard rock)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EDOMloRzJ4

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[homer64]

Here you go, enjoy :)

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[riptorn]

Thanks for the link homer64, it's an interesting listen as they simply don't make bands like this any more.
Seperate Reality & Forces are probably the best 2 songs, and i hear some Styx, Angel & maybe even some Starcastle influences in the mix.
Could have done without that song Illusions right enough, it's a turgid drag, but overall the record's a decent listen with some above average moments and very good guitarwork throughout.
An interesting curio, i can't help wondering what they could have achieved with a major label's recording budget behind them.