Dawn Patrol - Night Ranger Reviews
Newest Review: ... rocks. Every song is a heavy hitter that delivers twin guitars and melodic vocals. Although most people lump Night Ranger ... more
... into the glam category, they are so much more than their image. Their talent far outweighs the clothing and hair styles of the time.
"Don't Tell Me You Love Me" features impressive guitars from start to finish. It is an instant air guitar classic. The drums add to the heavy feel of the song.
"At Night She Sleeps" features more keyboards and synthesisers than the rest of the songs. It doesn't detract from the song, but does give it a bit more of a glam feel than any other on the album.
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Customer Dawn Patrol - Night Ranger Reviews (1)
by - written on 27/01/12 (Useful, 8 readings)
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"Dawn Patrol" is the debut album by American hard rock band, Night Ranger. It was released in 1982 on Boardwalk Records and produced by Pat Glasser. The line-up for the album was Jack Blades (vocals/bass), Jeff Watson (guitar), Brad Gillis (guitar), Kelly Keagy (drums/vocals) and Alan Fitzgerald (keyboards). One of the most underrated albums of the 80s, "Dawn Patrol" rocks. Every song is a heavy hitter that delivers twin guitars and melodic vocals. Although most people lump Night Ranger into the glam category, they are so much more than their image. Their talent far outweighs the clothing and hair styles of the time. "Don't ... Read the complete review
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