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 Disturbing The Peace - Alcatrazz
 Disturbing The Peace - Alcatrazz ... Tracklisting1 God Blessed Video 2 Mercy Mercy Mercy 3 Will You Be Home Tonight 4 Wire And Wood 5 Desert Diamond 6 Stripper 7 Painted Lover 8 Lighter Shade Of Green 9 Sons And Lovers 10 Sky Fire 11 Breaking The Heart Of The City Newest Review: ... on delivering simple, catchy rock tunes to their easily satisfied audience. The lyrical subject matter is as predictable as ... more ... the music, only veering outside of the rock and roll lifestyle for a failed attempt at a historical epic in the style of bands like Iron Maiden. The band is most comfortable and successful when treading the Motörhead territory of sex and booze, but attempts at a more emotional connection mainly fail due to the difficulty of taking this music and image seriously. 'Will You Be Home Tonight' is the longest and slowest song, a story of a young man who lives for his bike that is rooted in a disappointingly parental mes...more |
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Disturbing the Peace
Release Date: 2007 - 07 - 02, Audio CD, Bgo Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59
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Disturbing The Peace - Alcatrazz: Could You Keep the Noise Down, Please? Oh, You Have (995 words)
by - written on 15/12/07 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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After the departure of guitar virtuoso / unpronounceable show-off Yngwie J. Malmsteen, Alcatrazz filled the space with rising star Steve Vai for one album only, before he went on to better (and in some cases, surprisingly worse) things. On the surface, Alcatrazz seemed like any other Los Angeles heavy metal band of the mid-80s, capitalising on the success of the region's unaffectionately termed "hair metal" before promptly disappearing as soon as everyone took a second out from partying and biking hard and realised how ridiculous the whole thing was, and that they would much rather move to Seattle and listen to depressed people in jumpers singing about how ... Read the complete review
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