Eternal Faith was the 1st studio album by hard rock band Takara

Takara (band)

Takara is an American rock band, formed in 1987. Throughout the years, Takara has frequently changed their look and line-up. The only band member still standing is guitarist Neal Grusky.-1980s - Early days:...

 released in December 1993 on Now and Then Records.

The album was released to a very receptive audience. This new album entered the Burrn!

Burrn!

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Charts at #16 and European charts at #8.
It went on to sell 15,000 worldwide. These were very impressive numbers for a band that didn’t even tour Japan or Europe.

Track listing

1. "Spotlight"
2. "Two Hearts Together"
3. "Don't Walk Away"
4. "Just Like Yesterday"
5. "Restless Heart"
6. "First Attraction"
7. "I Don't Believe"
8. "Fallen Angel"
9. "Colors Fade"
10. "Passions of the Heart"

Personnel

• Jeff Scott Soto
  Jeff Scott Soto
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   – lead vocals
• Gary Schutt – bass
  Bass guitar
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• Neal Grusky – guitar
  Guitar
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• Robert Duda – drums
  Drum kit
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