Discography

 

 

cats.jpg (80691 bytes) Look What The Cat Dragged In - 1986. Poisons first release way back in 1986 you could tell this was a band destined to go far. With classic tracks such as Talk Dirty To Me and I Won't Forget You this was an impressive debut album. 
open.jpg (64834 bytes) Open Up And Say...Ahh! - 1988. Second albums are notoriously difficult but Poison came through with flying colours with this one. Highlights include the career building Every Rose Has It's Thorn and Nothin' But A Good Time you just can't go wrong.
flesh.jpg (60686 bytes) Flesh & Blood - 1990. Possibly still Poison's finest album to date this seminal album saw the band begin to edge away from the glam rock look of earlier albums. Hits include the soul-searing Life Goes On and Unskinny Bop.
swallow.jpg (77673 bytes) Swallow This Live - 1991. This was the first live album Poison recorded and it's a double album. With all the earlier hits as well as the new songs from the Flesh & Blood album this album has a good range of songs performed well. Add to that 4 bonus studio tracks and this is just a spot on live album.
tongue.jpg (47841 bytes) Native Tongue - 1993. With C.C Deville gone this was always going to be a difficult album for the band to make. Ritchie Kotzen, the new axe-slinger, did a good job but this was never classic Poison. A much bluesier, rootsy album still with songs like Until You Suffer Some (Fire And Ice) and Aint That The Truth this isn't a bad album!!
hits.jpg (48506 bytes) Greatest Hits - 1996. With nobody quite sure what was going to happen to Poison what better time to bring out a greatest hits album? This is a good, solid collection of their hits from the first four albums and with the added attraction of two songs of the new (and not looking likely to be released at the time) album.
smile.jpg (71322 bytes) Crack A Smile... And More! - 2000. This album, recorded around `96 never looked like being released. Eventually though common sense won out and here it is! Definitely worth the wait, this ranks alongside Flesh & Blood as Poison's best album. Yet another new guitar player, Blues Saraceno, the band were back to their best. Top tracks  include Lay Your Body Down and Cover Of The Rolling Stone. 
people.jpg (44433 bytes) Power To The People - 2000. C.C Deville is back! This was the moment all true Poison fans were waiting for. This album consists of 5 new studio tracks and the CD is completed with live tracks taken from the 1999 reunion tour. The new tracks show a more modern approach from the band and it rocks! Long live Poison!