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Shove It is the debut album by The Cross, formed by Queen's drummer Roger Taylor. The album contains a mix of rock with dance influences. Taylor had originally started recording the album with the intention of releasing it as a solo artist. However, he decided to recruit a band and called them The Cross. Most of the album had been completed prior to recruiting the band members, with Taylor playing much of the instrumentation.

Taylor played almost all the instruments on Shove It and wrote the music as well, which veered toward a fusion of hard rock and dance influences. Unfortunately, the drum programming sounds very cheap and the whole project sounds quite rushed with thin instrumentation and basic synth lines. While great lyrics were never Taylor's specialty, those featured on the album are quite poor ("VIP's and royalty get treated like they're special see/But the trick is there for all to see/They're people just like you and me").

For The Cross album, see Shove It. "Big spin" redirects here. For the television game show, see The Big Spin. A shove-it is performed by standing on the board, jumping up a bit and scooping the tail down and to its side. Even though the tail should not touch the ground and the board should not lift off the ground more than about an inch, the board should quickly spin 180 degrees

The Ultimate Queen site, featuring The Cross album details, song lyrics and versions, discography, gallery, concerts, and biography. Shove It Mad, Bad And Dangerous To Know Bootleg Blue Rock Live In Germany Singles 2 Singles 1. Shove It. 25 January 1988. Released in the UK, USA, Japan, Germany, Italy, France, Australasia, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, and Indonesia. The UK releases all contained a free send-away badge offer. The album was remastered and re-released in 2013 as part of the Roger Taylor boxed set 'The Lot' and as a separate download. Cowboys And Indians 03/A3.

Shove It (The Cross). Mad Bad & Dangerous to Know (The Cross). Blue Rock (The Cross). Fun on Earth (new album + 2 new tracks for physical box only). On 25 January 1987 the ‘Shove It’ album was released in the UK and reached number 58 in the charts. All 8 tracks were written by Roger, and so too was an additional track (for the CD version only) ‘The 2nd Shelf Mix’. The album cover design was conceived by Roger and Gary Wathen and features a photograph of the band taken by Sheila Rock. The ‘Shove It’ title came from a phrase often used at the time by Roger’s personal assistant, but was also Roger’s standard retort to the press during this period, when prying into his personal life. Two musical guests were featured on the album; fellow Queen.

On 25 January 1988, the album Shove It appeared after two singles were coupled before. All songs were written by Roger Taylor. The title Heaven for Everyone sang Freddie Mercury; on the single - or North American album version of the song, but only his backing vocals were used. The former recordings were also the basis for the subsequent new recording of the piece on the Queen album Made in Heaven. From September to December 1989, The Cross on the next album, Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know, which was released on March 26, 1990. On this album originate only the last two titles Old Men ( Lay Down) and Final Destination of Roger Taylor, all the other songs were co-written by the remaining members of the band, respectively.

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