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Artist: Eyes

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CD Title: Windows of the Soul

Eyes Windows of the Soul Album Cover

 

Category: Hard Rock

Year: 1994

Label: Bulletproof (U.K.)

Catalog Number: IRS 986.994

Personnel

Aldy Damien drums, backing vocals
Steve Dougherty lead, rhythm, and acoustic guitars, backing vocals
Jeff Scott Soto lead and backing vocals

Tracks

1.  Cheyenne  
2.  City Nights  
3.  Love is Alive  
4.  Way Back Home  
5.  Living on the Edge  
6.  Love Lies  
7.  Don't Turn Around  
8.  Walking Fire  
9.  Nobody Said it Was Easy  
10.  It's All Over  

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From: GW Date: September 11, 2001 at 5:54
Jeff Soto sings and is brilliant but the cd misses a bit in my opionion.

From: Jose M. (Sev.) Date: June 10, 2002 at 14:57
Jeff Scott Soto, sings great in this album, this is why Soto is one of the best singers, his voice is very especial, has a lot of melody and power at the same time. (fistro1@hotmail.com)

From: freddy de keyze Date: September 16, 2002 at 2:37
This is one of the true classics in the AOR genre and I'm surprised that not many people seem to know it. Jeff never sounded better than on this MASTERPIECE. Listen to Cheyenne and don't tell me if this isn't one of the very best AOR songs EVER !!!! AN absolute MUST !! Buy it at any cost ! CLASSIC pure AOR !!!!!, not hard rock like their weaker first CD !!!

From: robert Date: October 20, 2002 at 18:57
cheyenne, cheyenne, cheyenne, ese tema se clava en mi cerebro y en mi heart como una daga. acojonantes!!!

From: Sandra Date: December 27, 2002 at 2:27
LAS MEJORES CHEYENNE Y NOBODY SAID IT WAS EASY! ESE SOTO Q ES THE KING! xDD Ale, saludos y kien no tengo el LP, ya esta tardando en pillarlo!

From: tomcat Date: February 27, 2003 at 15:27
i"m gonna give this album one more spin..been a while and since freddy is telling it's another classic.... who am i to disagree long live jeff scott soto.. i still got a lp from a band called panther with him on vocals too... yeah

From: robert Date: February 27, 2003 at 16:20
que pedazo d obra d arte!!! un puto 8!! jjj

From: Blaze Date: October 22, 2003 at 14:10
I think it's been Jeff's best band. The Cheyenne is one of the best songs that he has ever written. Or didn't he write it?

From: AOR freaky Date: November 27, 2003 at 4:36
This is indeed A TRUE AOR MASTERPIECE and CHEYENNE is a brilliant song. Don't think Jeff did ever a better job than on this record (perhaps on the first Talisman, which is great too !) BUY OR SEARCH IT AT ANY COST ! Their first is more pure hardrock, this is CLASS AOR !

From: Balázs Date: January 11, 2004 at 12:13
Aki magyar, és EYES rajongó, az írjon: blaze_bb2000@yahoo.com

From: TIM (2) Date: June 2, 2004 at 12:32
This is truly magnificent, and the first 3 tracks are as good (and varied) a definition of AOR as you're ever likely to hear. Incidentally, pop bird Anastacia released "Love Is Alive" a few years back as a single, but it works great as a poppy-AOR tune too. "Cheyenne" is killer, and "Nobody Said it was Easy" is a vocal master-class.

From: AOR freaky Date: June 3, 2004 at 4:32
Tim (2), this is indeed super AOR, as you will seldom hear. Brilliant CD ! I can't repeat it enough !

From: Geoff Date: August 24, 2004 at 20:42
I was actually quite dissapointed with this one, especially with the weaker sound and more direct approach towards AOR rather than stellar melodic hard rock like the debut. In comparison to the debut, this is not a good album, but as an AOR album alone it is a good CD. 'Love lies' is a great track, but the rest, dare I say, is a little weak for my likings. Yeah, they really toned it down for this one and I personally much prefer the more passionate debut.

From: AOR freaky Date: August 25, 2004 at 5:41
This a weak record ? ! Geoff, Geoff ! The debut is not half as good man ! It's more hardrock, agreed, but much more simple ! This is OUTSTANDING AOR, and you don't like the mighty CHEYENNE ? ! Well, well . . ., you're definitely NOT an AOR fan and sorry, I have to repeat it, don't know very, very little about the genre. Keep giving comments on hardrock and alternative stuff, mate, but leave the AOR things to others ! Otherwise you make a fool of yourself ! , and I really don't want that !

From: Geoff Date: August 25, 2004 at 6:19
'Cheyenne' is a nice song, but I cannot listen to it without thinking, "Hmmm, imagine what this would sound like with the balls, the passion and the drums as they sounded on the debut!" The songs are okay, though not as instantly gripping as the debut, but the weaker sound really lacks the punch of the debut. I'm sorry if you don't agree, but music is as important to me as songs and the guitars, especially drums and everything here just sounds toned down. Good album, just MUCH prefer the debut.

From: aorjocke Date: August 25, 2004 at 14:40
As a matter of fact this is the "DEBUT" album...but they released this second....probably because of the record label.In my opinion this one is much better than the selftitled second album.There are no weak tracks on this. My favourites are "Cheyenne" and "City Nights" perfect AOR/Melodicrock!

From: jessica96fish Date: September 24, 2004 at 7:48
yes this is the debut album.as told jss himself on melodicrock .com not a bad album.but not in the same class as s/t.although this is more aor in sound.

From: AUGUSTO Date: January 21, 2005 at 12:35
ACA SI LA COSA CAMBIA BASTANTE, TEMAS MAS AOR Y MENOS ROCKERITOS, MAS CLASE Y UN SOTO REALMENTE INSPIRADO Y COMPROMETIDO EN EL DISCO, SI BIEN ES UN DISCO SIN GRANDES ALUCINACIONES, ES ENTRETENIDO Y AGRADABLE PARA ESCUCHAR, PERO NO ESTA PARA NADA A LA ALTURA DEL ESTUPENDO ETERNAL FAITH DE TAKARA O LOS DE TALISMAN. OJO, ES UN BUEN DISCO, DE ESO NO HAY DUDAS. PD:RAFO, ME SORPRENDE EL GUSTO QUE TENES Y LA FORMA DE CRITICAR, MUY BUENO, COINCIDO MUCHISIMO CON VOS EN CASI TODO, UN GRAN ABRAZO.

From: guillermo Date: March 6, 2005 at 2:33
muy buen album de aor Jeff SCOTT SOTO está increíble y los temas son buenísimos.

From: DANTE Date: June 29, 2006 at 10:38
Yes, yes, impresionante disco de AOR con la superlativa voz de Scott Soto. De principio a fin, es una gozada de canciones geniales. Un sobresaliente.

From: everon Date: September 30, 2006 at 12:33
Yo sin duda prefiero este WINDOWS OF THE SOUL a cualquiera de TAKARA,super disco mas Aor que Hard,temazos los cuales ya habeis comentado que me ponen el bello como escarpias,sin grander virtuosimos pero con un gusto exquisiiiito.9/10

From: juan carlos Date: October 17, 2006 at 23:36
Está claro que en su mayoría son temas de AOR y un par de Hardrockeras como "Walking Fire" ó "It´s all Over" muy buen tema. Los teclados en "Cheyenne" me recuerdan al grupo canadiense Regata, "City Nights" otra gran canción de AOR puro. "Living on the Edge" y sobretodo "Love Lies"(el mejor IMO) son tambien de lo mejor del disco. Jeff Scott Soto está en Top Form como se dice y la producción tambien muy buena. La 7,8 y 9 ya estaban en su album debut, no entiendo el porque están acá. Buen disco. 8.

From: ROBERT Date: January 9, 2007 at 13:31
Mi disco Absolutament Favorito d JEFF SCOTT SOTO, ¿Por q? Escuxad con el Heart: CHEYENNE, CITY NIGHTS o LOVE LIES y lo entendereis!! 9 D d 10! POR CIERTO, ES D 1993, VERDAD??? Lo tengo Original en Cd: Zero records Japan y no veo la fexa (como en muxos otros casos)

From: Alexxtcatz Date: September 5, 2007 at 15:53
Brilliance.

From: YNGWIEVIKING Date: September 7, 2007 at 2:56
STELLAR 94/100 JSS rules !!!!

From: ROBERT Date: November 21, 2007 at 10:56
Otro caso flagrante!! en todos lados, pone 94', pero es del 93' como pone aki: [img]http://covertarget.com/sc.php?id=183582&sid=6673[/img] ya lo dije antes... creo q manda la fexa d la contra portada... osea 1993!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

From: Jimmy D Date: April 12, 2008 at 16:17
Another excellent CD by Jeff Scott Soto & Eyes, but with a little more of the (what you guys like to classify as the) "AOR" sound than the more hard rock styled self -titled CD. I honestly find "Cheyenne" to be one of the weaker songs here...and it's still pretty good, but sorry to say it's just a little too "lite" sounding or something. It's missing some "ooomph". It's still a really good song, but it could have been better...as Geoff says above, imagine what it would have sounded like with some "balls". And sure, there's a few songs on "Windows Of The Soul" that are repeated from the self-titled CD, but they still work pretty well within the confines of this different CD. And the new songs (yes, including "Cheyenne") make this CD worth picking up. Plus, this version of "Nobody Said It Was Easy" has a nice extended piano intro, and JSS really sounds great throughout the whole disc.

From: 123charpenay Date: May 3, 2009 at 16:47
top class hard fm.jeff scott soto is one of the best singer ever.hatts off

From: metalmaniac777 Date: January 21, 2010 at 11:19
The hard rocking debut pisses in the face of this smoother, slicker--and wimpier--effort like R. Kelly in an underage sex video, but this is pretty good stuff within the AOR genre. The overall vibe is too laid back for my heavier-hitting musical tastes, but the hooks are catchy, the production sounds good, and Jeff Scott Soto delivers an excellent vocal performance as always (the guy could sing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" and make it sound awesome). Nothing worth selling your soul to the devil to obtain, but worth grabbing somewhere along the way.

From: rallen399 Date: April 5, 2010 at 5:52
What happened to the great band that put out the other two cds.This doesn't even sound like the same band.There is mostly whimpy slow paced no balls average AOR stuff.Unless light love songs are your thing I'd stick to the other 2 and avoid this clunker.

From: Darkstone Date: February 10, 2016 at 5:30
More mellow and polished than the debut, but that's not a bad thing. It also has those three magic words "Jeff Scott Soto". This was one of my first "Jeff" albums. Little did i know the can of worms i was opening up trying to keep track of his releases. As for this album, it's near perfection. Epic ballads, soaring vocals and a really cool feel. Possibly one of Jeffs' best. Absolute must have for any JSS fan.

From: 123charpenay Date: February 10, 2016 at 13:57
totally agree with darkstone.sensational a o r record.one of the best realise with the master jeff scott soto.this album is an orgy of top class a o r songs!!!!!no bonus track on the japan import.

From: tomdwa Date: May 10, 2020 at 16:24
Well, there are three glorious aor-melodic rock songs on the disc: Cheyenne (of course), and further on Living on the edge and Love lies. Nice early work from JSS.

From: 123charpenay Date: November 28, 2021 at 20:17
mister jeff scott soto is one of the best singer ever.some very weak singers(that i know and who plays stupidely only with their physic) could take some lessons.

From: smoothdub Date: February 8, 2022 at 4:05
Hello. My name is Jamie Sheriff. I am the writer of "Cheyenne." Although Steve Dougherty is included in the writing credits, that is because we were writing partners at the time, and agreed to share all our writing. But I actually composed this song and wrote the lyrics, 100%. Please contact me at jamiesheriff@mail.com for more details and more music. Thanks

From: Rickherbian Date: April 22, 2024 at 7:45
Yo soy más aoerero. Así que me gusta mucho más este álbum que el resto. Me parece una joya del género. Parecen dos proyectos diferentes, deberían haber cambiado de nombre. De hecho yo clasifico a los grupos en la estantería por géneros y a Eyes, no sé si meterlos en Hard Rock o en Aor.


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