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CD Title: Rolling With the Punches
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Category: Sleaze Glam
Year: 2017
Label: MusicBuyMail
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Personnel
Davy Vain Vocals, Guitars
Jamie Scott Guitars
Danny West Guitars
Ashley Mitchell Bass
Tommy Rickard Drums
Tracks
| 1. | Rolling With The Punches | |
| 2. | Deliver The Passion | |
| 3. | Long Gone | |
| 4. | Dark City | |
| 5. | Bury Some Pain | |
| 6. | It's A Long Goodbye | |
| 7. | Inside Out | |
| 8. | Don't Let It Happen To You | |
| 9. | Sacrifice | |
| 10. | Show Your Love | |
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| From: MrMetal |
Date: July 25, 2017 at 7:14 |
| It started with a “Pledge Music” campaign launched on 27th January 2016 with an album to be released on April 14th that year…but it took quite a lot longer for the band’s 7th LP (including “All Those Strangers”) to be released in 2017. The same lineup would return (although it’s unclear if Danny West is still in the band,as he wasn’t credited here) from their highly acclaimed 6th LP (“Enough Rope”) which many critics considered to be the best offering since the band’s debut in 1989 (“No Respect”). The remaining lineup all appeared on that debut LP: Davy Vain (v/g), Jamie Scott (g), Ashley Mitchell (b), and Tommy Rickard (d), and they’ve been making a concentrated effort of bringing back the original sleazy style of the debut since their “Fade (LP)” from 1995 (albeit still a strong effort in itself with Psychedelic tendencies). This LP has been considered by many critics as the direct successor to “No Respect” (although I need more time to decide if I like it better than “Enough Rope” f
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| From: MrMetal |
Date: July 25, 2017 at 7:15 |
| from 2011 or not). And although there is nothing to match the grandeur of the debut, there is plenty of material here that can only really be described as ‘top notch’. This was an incredibly strong album that would once again light the flame of many long, lost fans. How good is ‘Rolling With the Punches’? Well it’s very, very good indeed and there’s no doubting the quality here, with the only knock perhaps being the thin production and varying sonic differences in some of the tracks. So the naysayers will probably not pay attention, and the true fans will find everything they love about VAIN here. Here’s hoping those in-between at least give “Rolling With the Punches” a whirl. A lot of bands from that era gave up over time, and they should have. VAIN is not one of those bands. I’ve seen alternate cover-art for this release (this version is better imo) although it may have been the original intended art that may have been scratched (although uncertain).
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