Number Nine - Guilty (1997)

Number nine – guilty (1997) is a melodic rock and aor album that reflects the polished sound and emotional songwriting typical of many independent european rock productions of the 1990s.the album blends guitar-driven arrangements with melodic keyboard textures and expressive vocals, creating a balanced sound between classic hard rock energy and smooth radio-friendly melodies.the production highlights clear instrumentation, steady rhythms, and memorable hooks that give the music a warm and nostalgic character.the songs on guilty often explore themes of love, regret, relationships, and personal reflection, which are common subjects in melodic rock of that era.many tracks feature strong choruses and melodic guitar solos influenced by the late 1980s aor scene, while still maintaining a distinct 1990s independent rock identity.although it was not a widely known commercial release, the album attracted attention among collectors and fans of rare melodic rock recordings.over time guilty gained a modest cult following among listeners who appreciate obscure aor albums,making it a small but interesting example of underground melodic rock releases from the late 1990s.

Tracklist

01. The Verdict (0:42)
02. Livin' On My Own (3:33)
03. Survive (3:59)
04. Not Tomorrow But Today (3:27)
05. Julieanne (3:25)
06. The Easy Way (3:38)
07. The Boxer (4:05)
08. Jester Not King (3:59)
09. See Me (4:06)
10. Cold Embracing (4:08)
11. Cosa Credi (3:38)
12. All The Way (4:01)
13. Where Have All The Good Times Gone (4:30)