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Artist: Thunder

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CD Title: Rip It Up

 

Category: Hard Rock

Year: 2017

Label: Ear Music

Catalog Number: 0211841EMU

Personnel

Luke Morley guitar, keyboards, percussion
Danny Bowes vocals
Ben Matthews guitar, keyboards
Chris Childs bass
Harry James drums, percussion

Cd 2&3 Are Live At The 100 Club

Tracks

Disc 1
1.	No One Gets Out Alive
2.	Rip It Up
3.	She Likes the Cocaine
4.	Right from the Start
5.	Shakedown
6.	Heartbreak Hurricane
7.	In Another Life
8.	The Chosen One
9.	The Enemy Inside
10.	Tumbling Down
11.	There's Always a Loser
Disc 2
12.	Wonder Days
13.	Black Water
14.	River of Pain
15.	Chasing Shadows
16.	Broken
17.	The Devil Made Me Do It
18.	Backstreet Symphony
19.	I'll Be Waiting
Disc 3
20.	Resurrection Day
21.	The Thing I Want
22.	Love Walked In
23.	I Love You More Than Rock N Roll
24.	The Rocker
25.	Dirty Love

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Existing comments about this CD

From: CC

Date: February 11, 2017 at 12:37

Thunder have never released a bad album, but After their original reformation, they never released a truly great album for me. Gone were the real anthems of the earlier albums, replaced with some really good songs but nothing that really blew me away. Then they released Wonder days in 2015, which while still not as big and bombastic as the first few albums, it was a real throwback to the earlier days. So when Rip it up was announced, I was hoping it would pick up where Wonder days left off, but sadly its back to a similar sound to previous albums. Oh, its not a bad album, but it just does not excite me like Wonder days did. The live discs are exactly what you expect, but there is no end to live albums, bonus discs and EPs etc from Thunder, so nothing really new there. Would have much rather have had a single bonus disc of previously unreleased songs or something like that. Do we really need anymore live Thunder albums?

From: Doug	Date: September 25, 2017 at 17:29
I agree with CC, not a bad album but no where the caliber of their earlier albums. The two live CD's? Boy, they could have picked better songs, IMO. But I am a Thunder fan, so gonna stick with 'em!

From: hair metal again

Date: May 17, 2018 at 10:13

good album for THUNDER and these guys seem capable of writing down thousands of good songs anyday!still they cant reach the highs of their early years ,but that s natural ,i guess that s how life goes..THUNDER is a fantastic band and you can t go wrong with them..."right from the start","shakedown" and "no o ne gets out alive" are the highlights of this decent release that is their worst (and a proof of how good they are)

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