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Artist: Winger

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CD Title: Seven

 

Category: Hard Rock

Year: 2023

Label: Frontiers Records (Italy)

Catalog Number: FRCD 1319

Personnel

Kip Winger lead vocals, bass, acoustic guitar, keyboards, piano
Reb Beach lead and rhythm guitar, backing vocals, harmonica, keyboards, piano
Rod Morgenstein drums, percussion, backing vocals, piano
Paul Taylor keyboards, rhythm and lead guitar, backing vocals, piano
John Roth rhythm and lead guitar, backing vocals, bass, keyboards

Tracks

1.	Proud Desperado		Listen
2.	Heaven's Falling		Listen
3.	Tears of Blood		Listen
4.	Resurrect Me		Listen
5.	Voodoo Fire		Listen
6.	Broken Glass		Listen
7.	It's Okay		Listen
8.	Stick the Knife in and Twist		Listen
9.	One Light to Burn		Listen
10.	Do or Die		Listen
11.	Time Bomb		Listen
12.	It All Comes Back Around		Listen

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Existing comments about this CD

From: blueheaven4u	Date: March 29, 2023 at 11:56
I have only listened to the single "Proud desparado" and honestly Winger has me "desperate", after the second album they changed course towards another type of public, they have an album that is sad. And this single is in that disgusting bluff line. I'll try to listen to the rest, although I don't know if I have a stomach.

From: 123charpenay	Date: March 29, 2023 at 17:14
totally agree with blueheaven.i ve listen proud deseperado,it s a nightmare.no wishes for the other songs of their new record.it s dead............

From: Doghouse Reilly

Date: March 29, 2023 at 18:57

I'm not sure what you guys are hearing. This song is all right. Kip's voice is strong as ever, and the melodies (particularly the chorus) sound like one of the proggier moments on the second album. Yeah, there's not a big '80's-metal riff (although the solo is typically shredding). But remember, on the first album especially, Kip was admittedly making music that he felt was beneath him. I don't know if I'll check the rest of the album out when it becomes available, but that's more to do with me than with them. The song's fine.

From: Planet Y	Date: April 4, 2023 at 10:26
New Winger sounds really great! I guess I'm one of the "another type of public" who are into masterfully produced and played melodic hardrock of Pull and later albums.

From: blueheaven4u	Date: April 7, 2023 at 22:43
I'm not trying to convince anyone, the best I've heard from Winger are his first two albums, and his solo "This conversation...." The rest is not for me

From: CC

Date: May 14, 2023 at 19:56

Winger are a band that leave a lot of people divided, and I am not talking about those that like them and those that don't, I am talking about those that can accept growth and those that can't. Now I like the first two albums after all they were the albums that got me into them, but for me Pull is still their masterwork. Now moving on to "modern" era Winger, ie IV onwards. IV was not the amazing comeback people wanted, so of course it sucked. Except it really didn't, people just could not accept that coming back years later they were different people, the music landscape was different & they just were never gonna record "hair metal" again. Karma was probably closer to Pull sonically, and for me is their second best album. Better days coming wasn't quite as good, but still great. Seven probably sits between Karma and Pull for its influences. I have heard people say its boring but I cannot agree with that. Certainly not as good as their best, but still some great songs on it.

From: edukiki	Date: June 5, 2023 at 9:19
Grandisimo disco de Winger, como siempre se infravalora la calidad de los musicos por debajo de los gustos, el disco es increible REB BEACH y ROTH genial, mucho mejor que discos como better days coming y IV, a mi el estilo PULL y KARMA me parece impresionante precisamente por la calidad musical no por los gustos de la gente, esto es musia,repito calidad

From: guitarrizer	Date: June 20, 2023 at 12:35
Excellent stuff for sure. There are even some reminiscents from the first two releases if we keep "Headed For A Heartbeak" or "Under One Condition" in mind. In General it's something between Pull and Karma. Probably best album of 2023.

From: Auslander

Date: August 23, 2023 at 3:36

CC has it right here, which is a rare occurrence for him. This album though is what I would call "a grower" if you know what I mean. I don't think it immediately hits that sweet spot. It is an album you appreciate more with successive listens. Probably isn't an album really for the streaming crowd who listen once and then move on. If a band is lucky that is. Ah the streamers, ensuring music is as valuable as a stick of gum. Chewed up once and spat out. Well I give this a healthy B+ rating but would not be surprised if it doesn't head into A territory by the end of the year. Also "Proud Desperado" is a brilliant track to my ears!

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