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Artist: Pete Lesperance

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CD Title: Down In It

 

Category: Modern Melodic Rock

Year: 2004

Label: Avalon / Marquee (Japan)

Catalog Number: MICP-10435

Personnel

Pete Lesperance Vocals, Guitar
Harry Hess Guitar, Backing Vocals
Barry Donaghy Bass
Creighton Doane Drums
Jamie Edwards Piano On Track 4
Mike Turner Twinkly Guitars On Track 8
Rich Mcpherson Backing Vocals
Kevin Dove Backing Vocals
Brad Stella Backing Vocals
Tara Lyn Hart Backing Vocals

Tracks

1.	Scars
2.	Automatic
3.	Down In It
4.	No Sign Of Life
5.	Boy Without A Clue
6.	Say You Will
7.	Skeleton Tree
8.	Upside Down
9.	Nameless
10.	Life Goes On
11.	Where You Want Me
12.	Trouble With Pets

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Existing comments about this CD

From: meradona	Date: April 4, 2005 at 7:14
no me gusta nada, me esperaba un disco de un guitarrista con temas de hard rock, pero es rock moderno , en definitiva, otro gran guitarrista perdido para siempre( si sigue asi), 0/10

From: Geoff

Date: April 5, 2005 at 2:05

To state it simply, this album is pretty awesome... maybe even better than Harry's solo disc. 'No sign of life' is just spectacularly wonderful, and 'Say you will' and 'Where you want me to be' are killer melodic hard rockers. There are big melodies, hooks and catchy choruses and fans of the 2nd Rubber disc (Though this is more melodic) will appreciate it, as will Harem Scarem fans. Very good disc.

From: Beto

Date: April 5, 2005 at 20:38

Un disco que me sorprendio por el trabajo vocal de Pete ya que lo había escuchado antes en Rubber en su disco en vivo donde existe una canción en estudio que cuando la escuche me produjo repulsión. Sin embargo aquí suena totalmente diferente. Es un disco claro con influencias modernas pero mantiene aún un sonido a la vez melódico y por ahí inclusive existe uno que otro buen solo pero no como mood swing.

From: Beto	Date: April 5, 2005 at 20:41
Mis favoritas son la 3,4,6 y la 10. La última es una instrumental que me hace recordar un poco a la buena época de Pete.Escuchen estas canciones y delen una oportunidad

From: TIM (2)

Date: April 7, 2005 at 11:26

No prizes for guessing who's been at the ratings on this one? There are quite a few modern rock albums that tread the fine line between modern rock and MHR/AOR; 7 and the Sun, Taxiride, 9 Days, Something Corporate, Attraction 65 etc. This one tops that list, no doubt, and manages to sound modern but still contain the big hooks. The title-track and "No Sign of Life" are just genius songwriting with haunting melodies and such powerful vocals. Anyone who doesnt love this is beyond saving. 9.5/10.

From: JD	Date: April 7, 2005 at 22:18
I bought this and thought it was terrible. Modern rock with an alternative sound. Nothing like the Harem Scarem. Stay away from this one.

From: HaremScarem

Date: October 5, 2005 at 16:02

El estilo es peculiar; al principio no me gustó mucho, pero me he ido enganchando y es que es Pete Lesperance al fin y al cabo. Mi preferida es "No sing of Life" quizá, también "Say you will",la instrumental y la primera, aunque quizá le sobrase un poco ese tono tan duro del rock moderno. Es cierto que mantiene la línea melódica y con buenos riffs de guitarra, aunque con canciones sencillas. Nada que ver con "Mood Swings", eso está claro, pero es un disco interesante con algunos buenos temas.

From: Lennie

Date: January 5, 2006 at 8:01

I must say that this is a bloody great album. No filler in sight. Pete's vocals might not be up to the standard of Hess, but the songs are strong throughout. Hooks and melodies are in abundance and whilst the sound is slightly more modern than HS, fans of the band will love it, esp the likes of 'Life Goes On', 'Where You want me', 'Upside Down' and 'Boy Without a Clue'. My faves though are 'Skeleton Tree' and 'Down in It'. Class stuff indeed.

From: juan carlos

Date: June 2, 2006 at 14:59

Excelente rock moderno con mucha melodía y con una producción 10/10. Si, yo también estoy sorprendido por la buena voz de Pete que me recuerda al cantante de Dishwalla por momentos y demas de esa onda. La 5 y la 8 son muy modernas que no me gustan mucho pero el resto esta genial, me agrada muchísimo y Pete esta muy bien en los solos, bueno casi en todos los temas salvo en 2 que son muy simples. Remata el disco con una instrumental que es de lo mejor. 8.9/10

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