Practice What You Preach - Testament Reviews
Newest Review: ... the main riff that I like the most with its 1-2-3-4 chord combo down the fret board. Chuck Billy's vocals sound really good ... more
... as well, and considering it was recorded live in the studio that has to be a good thing. The only problem I have with the track is that it fades out unexpectedly, just when you think it could go on a little longer. It's a song about freedom of speech and the fact that it really means there is no freedom of speech - you can be arrested for saying what you want but you're encouraged to do so.
"Envy Life" is a rocker of a song that has an interesting main riff with some strong vocals from Chuck Billy, but the ...more
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Customer Practice What You Preach - Testament Reviews (1)
by - written on 01/01/12, updated on 28/11/12 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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"Practice What You Preach" is the 3rd studio album by American thrash metal band, Testament. It was released in 1989 on Megaforce Records and produced by Alex Perialas. The line-up for the album was Chuck Billy (vocals), Alex Skolnick (guitar), Eric Peterson (guitar), Greg Christian (bass) and Louie Clemente (drums). As one of thrash metal's premier bands, Testament had delivered on their previous albums, 1987's "The Legacy" and 1988's "The New Order", and now it was the turn of "Practice What You Preach", which eclipses the previous two offerings in quality song writing and production. I remember watching a video ... Read the complete review
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