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First
ever single, released in November 1982
Recorded in a 4-track studio during 2 sessions. The second and third time ever that the band was in a (small) studio. Lots and lots of fun. Sponsored and produced by Kjell Björk who owned a local record store. A few band members used to work in the store and help out. Has become a sought after hardrock single. Up |
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12"
Maxi "Nightwinds" released in 1983, very rare
Taken from the first album. Limited edition, black cover with sticker. Used for radio promo mostly, but were on sale for a while. Up |
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7"
single "Heavy Christmas", released in 1984
The B-side was a song that was on the cassette version of the "Powergames" album. Heavy Christmas has become somewhat of a classic and is still played by many around christmas. At least that´s what we´re told. Up |
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7"
single "It´s Nice To Be A King, released in 1985
Only single from the "Mind Over Muscle" album. Also the second video. The first video was "Firefall" a year earlier, but no single was released for that song. Up |
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7"single
"High Heels", released late 1985
Released late 1985 to get some new material out before the AC/DC support tour which was in February 1986. B-side was another leftover from the "Mind Over Muscle" sessions. Up |
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7"
single "Lorraine", released in spring 1987
First single from the "Young And Wild" album. The bands biggest radio hit. Did the band a lot of good, since we´d been out of action for a while. Up |
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7"
single "Young And Wild", released in autumn 1987
Didn´t do quite as well as "Lorraine", but quite good. B-side was a leftover from "Mind Over Muscle". It´s also on the "Young And Wild" album Up |
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7"
and 12" single re-mix of "Heavy Christmas", released
late 1987
U.S only: (very rare)
U.S version in black cover with a sticker saying 220 Volt "Heavy X-Mas" Up |
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7"
and 12" single "Beat Of A Heart", released August
1988
U.S only: (very rare)
First single from the "Eye To Eye" album. U.S version in black cover with sticker (as usual) Up |
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7"
single "Love Is All You Need", released late 1988
Second single from "Eye To Eye". A video was produced for this one and was played intensively on MTV. Up |
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7"
single "Still In Love", released in 1989
Last single from Eye To Eye" A-side was worked on before it was released as a single . All lead vocals were changed, and there´s a new guitar solo and of course a new mix. B-side "Criminal" was recorded in New York and called something else, but never finished. New lyrics were written and vocals and some guitars were done in Stockholm. So far, the last single ever released by 220 Volt Up |
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