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Artist: Michael Bormann

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CD Title: Closer

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Category: AOR

Year: 2015

Label: RMB/Pride & Joy Music

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Personnel

Michael Bormann drums, bass, keyboards, lead and acoustic guitar, vocals
Jean Bormann guitars, backing vocals
Marco Grasshoff keyboards, backing vocals
Eric Ragno keyboards
Bobby Stocker lead guitar
Katie Juraschka backing vocals

Tracks

1.  I'm Not Your Entertainment     Listen
2.  Let's Make History     Listen
3.  Never Say Die     Listen
4.  Can't Get a Touch Too Much     Listen
5.  Because We Are the World     Listen
6.  Living It Up     Listen
7.  I Wanna Be a Rock Star     Listen
8.  For This One Time in Life     Listen
9.  Closer     Listen
10.  Rich Men's World     Listen
11.  Down to the Bottle     Listen
12.  Warrior     Listen

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Existing comments about this CD

From: andi Date: May 11, 2015 at 5:32
this is not AOR this is great HR!!!!

From: 123charpenay Date: May 17, 2015 at 16:05
exceptional singer.one of the best.great cd but varied so this album has his moments,many inspirations of the mighty and brilliant mickael bormann.

From: MetalllianStallion Date: May 26, 2015 at 4:33
Bormann like David Reece is the go-to "VOX" for hire if your a band that needs a frontman. They must have ex wives shaking them upside down for alimony pennies as sometimes I think even with their talent they are spreading themselves a little thin. There's a reason these 2 guys are in demand with new and bands past their original vocalist's prime. Bormann has never really blew me away since leaving 'Jaded Heart' and his 'Charade' side project, but he's still got the goods. He's been getting face time on the German version of " The Voice" w/ more pop oriented style to get exposure. At 48 years old it might be a little late to reinvent himself, but what do I know. "Closer" hasn't alienated Bormann's hard rock fans as much as 5 years ago with "D-i-f-f-e-r-e-n-t". That's not to say this album doesn't have some diversity but overall it's planted firmly in hard rock territory. I like this one, just hoping Bormann has one more rabbit to pull out of his hat before he slides out of his prime.

From: 123charpenay Date: September 17, 2015 at 13:06
after several spins i can complete my first short comment.michael bormann have always the same beautiful voice.it s a good point.yes this album is mature ,varied but irregular in quality.the best songs are tracks 1.3.7.9and 10.these songs reminds me the glory days of jaded heart.tracks 6 and 8 are decent ,not more.track 2 is a poor party rock song,track 12 a ballad with piano,which have absoluty no interest,track 11 a song with a great choruse but with modern riffs and a poor guitar solo and track 4 is a strange song wich have a southern vibe.this exercice is too dificult for mr bormann (he is not a specialist,it s not his cup of tea).he is far far away from masters of the type like doc holliday or lynyrd skynyrd.for make short ,5 excellent songs on 12 ,it s a little short for me.

From: 123charpenay Date: September 17, 2015 at 13:10
to metallian stallion.bormann blew me away with the greeck band redrum.top class hard f m with a super production.if you don t know this band ,taste it.if you are fan of hard fm you ll not disapointed.

From: 123charpenay Date: November 30, 2022 at 18:44
i recommand "rock hard" from michael bormann (2017).it s a superb best of with 16 tracks.a hyper super rare cd,i ve the chance to have it autographied by michael bormann.


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