Ruze

1989. The live show opening song. Crazy long intro with pyrotechnics and lasers! A bit over the top, but at the time, excess was everything. The crowd knew the lyrics and belted them out along with the band. Lyrics: P. Febinger, Randall J.

1990. Written after the tragic death of our friend, Jim C. Jim was in his early 20s when he was killed in a horrific car crash. This was one of the band's best live songs and Ruze delivered it with passion and precision. Lyrics: T. Rouz, Randall J, P. Febinger

1989. The anti-love song. The lyrics were nice but the music was driving and angry. The ending was inspired by "Since I don't have you" by the Skyliners. Lyrics: T. Rouz

1989. This one needs no explanation. Lyrics: T. Rouz

1990. Randall's killer guitar riff was the foundation of this song. The lyrics were poppy and the song was upbeat. This one always brought the ladies to the dance floor. Lyrics: Randall J, T. Rouz

1990. Another crowd favorite delivered with a soft, almost folksy vibe. Lyrics: T. Rouz

1992. Grunge was taking over and was killing the the scene we all knew and loved. This song illustrates the band's resulting frustration and confusion. Lyrics: T. Rouz

1990. The Grudge Song. Stickman's opening drums and cowbell let you know this one was coming. An upbeat, driving tune with a catchy hook. Lyrics: T. Rouz

1991. Randall J wrote this song as a warning that excess partying and the rock and roll lifestyle could not be sustained and would ultimately destory the band. Lyrics: Randall J