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DATED 12/22/96:

Frank looks like he's doing well in a band called Moon Dog Mane.  I haven't had a chance to listen to the CD, but I heard its along the lines of Skynyrd.  Follow the link, check them out.

Mechanical Resonance (1986)
Solid debut. If you're a Tesla fan, then you should get it. If not, this one may not be for you. "Modern Day Cowboy," "Gettin Better," and "Little Suzi" are all featured on their greatest hits. Sleepers: "Comin Atcha Live" and "We're No Good Together." are two of the better songs that didn't make it to the radio.


The Great Radio Controversy (1988)
With songs like "Love Song," "Heaven's Trail (No Way Out)," and "The Way It Is," there's a lot of people that say that this is the best album they made. Sleepers: "Lazy Days, Crazy Nights," "Paradise," and "Hang Tough."


Five Man Acoustical Jam
One of six acoustic sets they did on break from their tour with Motley Crue, and recorded to someday be thrown in with their greatest hits. Tesla wound up putting the peformance in Philly's Trocodereau out not too soon afterward. "Signs," as well as new versions of previous hits are more than enough reason to pick this one up. Sleepers: "Lodi" (CCR cover that is one of my personal favorite Tesla songs,) their version of the Beatles' "We Can Work It Out," and "Down Fo' Boogie."


Psychotic Supper (1991)
Probably the album with the most radio play that i've heard, with "Edison's Medicine," "Call It What You Want," "Song And Emotion," probably their best song ever in "What You Give," and "Stir It Up" all got generous air play. Sleepers: "Freedom Slaves" and "Toke About It."


Bust A Nut (1994)
Top to Bottom, I think this is the album that I like the best (don't hold me to that all the time). With bands such as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Green Day, etc. being all the rage, Tesla and other rock/metal bands (with the exception of maybe Van Halen) were pushed to the back, so this album was not as heard this album as it should have been. "Mama's Fool," and "A Lot To Lose" made it to their greatest hits album. Sleepers: "Need Your Lovin," "Solution," "Try So Hard," "Action Talks," "Wonderful World," and "Games People Play."


Time's Makin' Changes - The Best Of Tesla (late 1995) With Skeoch gone and 10 years under their collective belt, it became the perfect opportunity to release a greatest hits album, with the song "Steppin' Over," Tesla's first song without Skeoch, which was recorded in only three days (if I'm not mistaken.) Most likely the best album to get if you're not too sure which album Tesla album you want the most.