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 Take No Prisoners - Chinchilla
Newest Review: ... lets rip with his guitar talents for the first real time, producing riffs in songs such as 'The Almighty Power' that are ... more  ... actually memorable. For the first time, the band really seems to be working as a unit, rather than as a support act for the vocals of Thomas Laasch.
Curiously, while the misleading song titles don't signify cover versions, they seemed reminiscent of those respective earlier bands, though this could have been partly my imagination. 'The Ripper' sounds a lot like classic metal in the Judas Priest style, or more accurately like the Judas Priest imitators Primal Fear, 'Take No Prisoners' features a thrashy riff (eve...more |
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Take No Prisoners
Release Date: 2004 - 10 - 25, Audio CD, Armageddon Last Update 25.11.2009 05:47
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Take No Prisoners - Chinchilla: Take No Prisoners (250 words)
by - written on 10/06/08 (Very useful, 9 readings)
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Not an album of rock cover songs despite the misleading first impression of its tracklist, 2004's 'Take No Prisoners' is still Chinchilla's most recent album, and also their best, relatively speaking. The album dispenses with a rubbish intro track and gets straight into the good stuff, as Urdo Gerstenmeyer lets rip with his guitar talents for the first real time, producing riffs in songs such as 'The Almighty Power' that are actually memorable. For the first time, the band really seems to be working as a unit, rather than as a support act for the vocals of Thomas Laasch. Curiously, while the misleading song titles don't signify cover versions, they seemed ... Read the complete review
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