Bryan Adams in general Reviews

I once attended a Bryan Adams rock concert in Bangalore and was very impressed with what I saw. As a performer, his instinct is impeccable; his liveshows are overwrought spectacles of gore and glitz that have endeared his fans all around the world. It was a great concert as anyone who?s ever seen Bryan ?live? would know. We got a pretty ...

Bryan Adams is soft rock and the prince of AOR (Adult orientated Rock) to most mid-west Americans and thirty something’s that really should know better driving their soft tops. We have al been at weddings and nightclubs at 11-45pm singing “I got my first six string, bought it at the five and dime, played it till my fingers bled, ...

Here is Bryan Adams @ his very best, these tracks have been brought together to illustrate his sheer brilliance, and the fact that he never stops, since this album was released in 1993 Bryan has released another very successful album (18 'till I Die) and a massive chart success single with Mel C (bay when you're gone) aswell as a few other albums ...

What can one say about the unstoppable Bryan Adams? I, for one, wish to scream “STOP!”. Canada has brought us this sore-throated fool, and I want the place to re-absorb him, because he is talentless. Yes, he can bang out a riff on a guitar, yes, he can sing along to it, but so can mums, dads and grandmas all over the world – ...

I haven't always been a fan of Bryan Adams, infact I wasn't interested in music at all until I was almost 16, but then I saw the light! I first heard 'Everything I Do) I Do It For You' at a friends 16th birthday party, and i really thought it was the best song I'd ever heard, lyrically, musically and vocally. Everything about ...

I would love to be able to write a review on all the Bryan Adams album I have and, in time, I might get chance to do that but, quite honestly, there isn't even one album I like over another. I absolute love Bryan Adams. (musically, that is... although... if I were single.... :-) He has a unique ability to write any genre of music he ...

Bryan Adams used to be a good bloke. From his self-titled debut in 1980 through to 1987s Into The Fire he produced some of the most memorable rock songs aided by fellow Canadian Jim Vallance. His concerts were good humoured rock outs where Bryan and his impressive band really turned up the amps for maximum entertainment. Then it all went wrong ...