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 Never Turn Your Back On A Friend - Budgie
 Never Turn Your Back On A Friend - Budgie ... Tracklisting1 Breadfan 2 Baby Please Don't Go 3 You Know I'll Always Love You 4 You're The Biggest Thing Since Powdered Milk 5 In The Grip Of A Tyrefitter's Hand 6 Riding My Nightmare 7 Parents Newest Review: ... are those that favour one style over the other, and end up sounding rather boring. 'Breadfan' opens the album in style and is ... more ... easily the best song here, with Tony Bourge's memorable guitar riff setting the stage for a fast rocker that erupts once the other instruments crash in, but one that nevertheless grinds to a halt in the centre for a mellow section that some will see as superfluous, but really does help to show off the band's full range.
Although it's a little eccentrically long-winded, the finale 'Parents' does something similar at ten minutes, only with a steadier pace throughout, but the only lasting impression left by 'You're th...more |
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Never Turn Your Back on a Friend
Release Date: 1993 - 12 - 31, Audio CD, Repertoire Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04
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Never Turn Your Back On A Friend - Budgie: Riding My Nightmare (464 words)
by - written on 04/04/08 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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By the time of their third album, Welsh metal pioneers Budgie had settled into their classic style, combining thunderous hard rock riffs with atmospheric acoustic minimalism, frequently within the same song but otherwise executed on consecutive tracks. 'Never Turn Your Back on a Friend,' despite its rather flowery title, deserves to be acclaimed as an early heavy metal classic, though the majority of its songs will still be largely unknown to fans of the bands they directly influenced. The finest songs here are those that combine the heavy and light elements in a charming yin-yang, and the least successful are those that favour one style over the other, and ... Read the complete review
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