About "Holy Water"
Alien Shores is the second studio album by Platinum Blonde Released by Columbia/CBS Records Canada in 1985, it contained one of the band's biggest Canadian hits with "Crying Over You" and their only US hit, "Somebody Somewhere". The album reached a high of 3 on the Canadian charts.
This album was the first to feature Kenny MacLean as a full-time bassist and keyboardist. This freed lead singer Mark Holmes to focus on lead vocal duties.
The band enlisted Alex Lifeson from fellow Canadian rockers Rush to perform guitar solos on two songs on the album, "Crying Over You" and "Holy Water". A song entitled "Alien Shore" is the sixth track on Rush's 1993 album Counterparts.
The album was released as a mini-concept album with the b-side (starting with "Lost in Space") containing various songs with a science fiction theme and narrative.
Top songs by Platinum Blonde
Sad Sad Rain- All Fall Down
- Standing In The Dark
- Red Light
- Automatic Drive
- If You Go This Time
- Diamonds
- Contact
- Temple Of The Newborn
- Animal
- Somebody Somewhere
- Situation Critical
- Cast A Shadow
- Not In Love
- Lost In Space
- It Doesn't Really Matter
- Fire
- Chaperone Sally
- Crying Over You
- Doesn't Really Matter
- Holy Water
- Connect Me
- Video Disease
- I Might Have You
- Leaders In Danger
- Beauty Of The Beast
- Hungry Eyes
- System
- Take It From Me
- Tough Enough
- It Ain't Love Anyway
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