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Category: Hard Rock
Year: 2011
Label: Self Released
Catalog Number: NONE
1. | Blue Sky | |
2. | Teacher | |
3. | Buy My Pain | |
4. | Starlight | |
5. | Smoke & Red Light | |
6. | Illusion of Love | |
7. | Live Before I Die | |
8. | Who Are You Now | |
9. | Everybody's Looking for Something Baby | |
10. | Child of the Sun | |
11. | Did It for the Money |
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From: CC | Date: November 24, 2011 at 8:09 |
I've always liked Wolfsbane, but have never been blown away by a whole album by them. They've had some amazing songs over the years, but as a whole, their albums were just "OK" for me. This one though took me by total surprise as to how good it is. First of all, despite Blaze's departure into heavier material over the last decade or so, this is a true Wolfsbane album as it sounds like they picked up where they left off, rather than bringing in new influences. The songs are catchy as hell and the band sound tight. Blaze has always been a love or hate kind of vocalist for a lot of people, and for anyone in the latter camp, this album will not change your mind. But for anyone who truly loves his style, you will be more than happy with this one. Stand outs for me straight away were Blue sky and the retrospective Smoke and red light. Illusion of love is probably the closest to a song like Hey babe, so all bases are covered. |
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