1. Shove It 2. Heaven For Everyone 3. Love On A Tightrope (Like An Animal) 4. Cowboys And Indians 5. Stand Up For Love 6. Love Lies Bleeding 7. Rough Justice 8. Second Shelf Mix (CD only) 9. Contact
Recorded during Queen's hiatus between 'A Kind Of MAgic' and 'The Miracle', this is the debut album of Roger's Taylor's other band 'The Cross', who would make three albums altogether. The other two are more 'band'-oriented albums with everyone contributing writing credits, but 'Shove It' is more of a Roger solo album in some ways. There are many strengths and flaws of this 1988 album. There are loads of 80's synths and programmed drum sounds galore if you're into that, unlike the other two Cross albums which are more guitar oriented. There were actually two different versions of this album, the cd version and the vinyl. The vinyl version actually had better continuity and one extra song, 'Feel The Force'. Why it wasn't included on an already short CD is beyond me and many other Queen fans. This is almost made up for with an uncredited Freddie Mercury vocal on 'Heaven For Everyone', whereas the record version has vocals by Roger.