Take No Prisoners - Chinchilla Reviews
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
Price Comparison for Take No Prisoners - Chinchilla
|
Chinchilla Take No Prisoners Last Update 17.06.2013 16:02
|
|
 £ 0.00  
|
£ 10.88
amazon.co.uk marketplace
|
|
|
Take No Prisoners Chinchilla Release Date: 2004 - 10 - 25, Audio CD, Armageddon Last Update 17.06.2013 15:31
|
|
£ 0.00
|
£ 11.57
amazon.co.uk
|
|
Customer Take No Prisoners - Chinchilla Reviews (1)
by - written on 10/06/08 (Very useful, 9 readings)
Rating:
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
Products Similar to Take No Prisoners - Chinchilla ...
Blind - Corrosion of Conformity - 
Classic alternative-thrash-doom album, inspiring musical performance. 
May disappoint fans of the earlier hardcore-influenced work.
Slipknot - Slipknot - An introduction to madness Cool!! May be around for a long time sorry all you slipknot haters
Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water - Limp Bizkit - Great sounds To much swearing.
The 1st Chapter - Circus Maximus - Talented progressive metal by-the-numbers. Heard it all before.
The Early Years - Crematory - Death Metal - 1999
The Spell Of Retribution - Chasm - Epic death metal done properly. Influences show through a little too much.
| More products in Music Album All these and are taken from reviews of the dooyooCommunity. | ||
|---|---|---|
 Westlife - Westlife FLYING WITHOUT WINGS WHAT I WANT IS WHAT I'VE GOT |  The Best Of - Buddy Holly The largely best known work of a true legend Could have included a wider range of Buddy's material |  Global Underground: Seb Fontaine - Prototype 1 - Seb Fontaine Does have a sense of track selection and knows what the crowd will respond to Disloyal, unskilled and becoming more and more commercial by the day. |
 Gentleman Jim - Jim Reeves - Easy Listening - 1996 |  The Best Of Bros - Bros Some good pop tracks of yesteryear A few fillers |  Classic Fm At The Movies Great music from your favourite films Rather hard to locate the CD |
 Wavy Gravy Vol 1: For Adult Enthusiasts My favourite compilation (or part of it) Seems to have been censored |  The Very Best Of Power Ballads 50 great tracks few things I don't think should have been on there |  Every Song Tells A Story fabulous sing along storytelling songs none |
 100 Hits - Karaoke lots of tracks tacky |
