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Mausoleum released No More Alibis in 1992, five years after the last Sinner album. Mat Sinner spent the gap under his own name. His official discography lists a solo record, Back to the Bullet, in 1990, and his photo archive keeps pictures of the band assembled to play it — labelled BTTB — along with a first line-up of Casanova that never recorded anything. Guitarist Andy Susemihl, who had joined Sinner in 1986 for Dangerous Charm and then left for U.D.O., says in his own biography that he played on several tracks here. His account dates that session to 1993, a year after the album's release date; the two are left as they stand rather than quietly reconciled. Victor issued the Japanese edition on 24 February 1993. Like the two records before Danger Zone, this one has never reached a streaming service.
TRACK LIST
  • 1.When a Heart Breaks
  • 2.Good Times
  • 3.Where Were You
  • 4.Burning Heart
  • 5.Boys in Trouble
  • 6.Save Me
  • 7.I'm Not Over You Yet
  • 8.Thrill of a Lifetime
  • 9.So Excitable
  • 10.Don't Wanna Lose You
  • 11.Chasing My Dreams
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