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Well... another 80' like production, but this one is lighter, it's more pop rock than it is metal, but who cares... it sounds pretty good and that's enough for me. And I tell you I enjoy having some nice simple melodic rock from time to time, to cool things up a bit (doesn't hurt you'll see). Toto meets Haywire (an old band that never really made an impression out there). Now this is the kind of CD that demonstrate that you don't need to be a technical guitar hero to achieve a good record. The riffs and keyboards arrangements are so simple that you ask yourself
why you couldn't make it on your own, but that's all music is about,
you don't especially need 5 notes a second, sometimes one good note
then and there can achieve the desired emotion. I'm amazed like I was
amazed with Haywire in it's own time (album name is Don't Just Stand
There if any of you are lucky enough to find the CD). The Singer reminds
me of someone... I unfortunately cannot find who (dammit :) )... anyway
he's got a very sweet voice (did I say that out loud :) ?) that goes
perfectly with the tone of the album. For all fans of Pop / Hard-Rock
who like nice melodies and catchy songs. (About the voice of the singer
and after a mind fight with my memories... I'd say there's some of Rod
Steward in singer's voice... but there's something else, perhaps you
can tell me) |
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Killing Songs : There are all really nice |
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