In the mid/late-'80s, the rock scene was hard to decipher. With an over-saturation of new bands either aping Led Zeppelin's boogie woogie metal or glam pop candy, older rock fans were left scratching their heads in bewilderment. Lucky for them, such classic rock bands as Bad Company made strong returns, as proven by 1988's DANGEROUS AGE. Like the band's other '80s recordings, the songs are slightly more commercial than their grittier '70s output, with such titles as "No Smoke Without A Fire" and the title track being highlights. Though no longer fronted by vocalist Paul Rodgers, the band were still capable of churning out some respectable Rock 'N' Roll. 11 tracks. Warner. Recorded at the Farmyard, Little Chalfont, England. Personnel: Brian Howe (vocals); Mick Ralphs (guitar, keyboards); Terry Thomas (guitar, background vocals); Steve Price (bass guitar); Simon Kirke (drums); Jon Mallison (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Rafe McKenna; Terry Thomas. Recording information: Farmyard, Little Chalfont, London, England; Livingston Studios, London, England. Photographer: Johnny Rozsa. Bad Company: Brian Howe (vocals); Mick Ralphs (guitar); Simon Kirke (drums). Additional personnel: Terry Thomas (guitar, Hammond organ, background vocals); Steve Price (bass); Jon Mallison (background vocals). Album Released: 8/15/88 RIAA Gold Certification: 6/21/89