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 One For All - Raven
Newest Review: ... metal is still fast it also sounds heavier than on the previous album and their self-dubbed "athletic rock" really ... more  ... has more balls to it than the name suggests.
Some superb guitar solos, particularly on tracks like Run Silent Run Deep and Inquisitor but just about every track has one and another very noticeable thing is that they all start off with heavy damning riffs that urge you to whack up the speakers and dance around with a brush like an idiot. This is a very fun album which is energetic but more polished than previous productions, despite one or two metal themes in tracks, it's a completely unsinister album full of enjoyabl...more |
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One For All - Raven: One for All is One for All to buy! (299 words)
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One for All is Raven's 3rd album and was released in 1983 on Neat and also Megaforce Records. The cover in it's various different styles features 3 swords touching each other, the original with arms holding them in a muskateer style. The band keep up their form following Wiped Out and this time the boys from Newcastle have better production on their album, whilst the metal is still fast it also sounds heavier than on the previous album and their self-dubbed "athletic rock" really has more balls to it than the name suggests. Some superb guitar solos, particularly on tracks like Run Silent Run Deep and Inquisitor but just about every track ... Read the complete review
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