Taste of Heaven

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1995 studio album by Takara

Taste of Heaven

Studio album by

Takara

Released| May 1995
Genre| Hard rock
Label| Long Island Records
Producer| Jeff Scott Soto
Takara chronology
| Eternal Faith
(1993)  | Taste of Heaven
(1995)  | Blind in Paradise
(1998)

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Taste of Heaven is the second studio album by hard rock band Takara released in May 1995 on Long Island Records.

Upon its release, the album was selling so well that Long Island Records brought the band to Germany for a promo tour. After one week in Germany they returned home to find that their new album had broken into the Billboard chart in Japan at number 96.[citation needed]

## Track listing

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1. "When Darkness Falls"
2. "Days of Dawn"
3. "Your Love"
4. "December"
5. "Last Mistake"
6. "Taste of Heaven"
7. "Sacred Pleasure"
8. "2 Late"
9. "Save Me"
10. "Lonely Shade of Blue"
11. "Again Your Love Is Mine" (Acoustic)
12. "Restless Heart" (Acoustic)

## Personnel

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* Jeff Scott Soto – lead vocals, acoustic guitar, keyboards, percussion
* Carl Demarco – bass
* Neal Grusky – guitar
* Robert Duda – drums
* Bob Daisley – bass on tracks 3,4

## External links

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* Allmusic.com
* Official Website

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Takara

* Jamie Kelli
* Neal Grusky
* Carl Demarco
* Gene McEwen

* Jeff Scott Soto
* Michael J Flatters
* Gus Monsato
* Gary Schutt
* Bob Duda
* Chad Clark
* Brook Hansen
* Bjorn Englen
* Patrick Johannsen

Studio albums|

* Eternal Faith (1993)
* Taste of Heaven (1995)
* Blind in Paradise (1998)
* Perception of Reality (2001)

Compilation albums|

* Eternity: Best of 93 – 98 (1998)

Related|

* Kryst the Conqueror (Deliver Us from Evil)
* Humanimal
* W.E.T.
* Essential Ballads

Authority control databases |

* MusicBrainz release group

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