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Artist: John Norum

Title: Another Destination

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 1995

Label: Epic/Sony Music

Catalog Number: 478618 2

Personnel

Kelly Keeling vocals, keyboards
John Norum vocals, guitar
Tom Lilly bass
Gary Ferguson drums

Tracks

1.  Inside  5:08
2.  Resurrection Time  5:05
3.  Strange Days  5:01
4.  Spirit World  5:19
5.  Shimmering Highs  6:09
6.  Whose Side Are You On?  5:04
7.  Sunshine of Your Love  5:28
8.  Catalina Sunset  5:19
9.  Half Way Home  5:19
10.  Healing Rays  3:11
11.  Jillanna  3:35
  
Total Running Time:  54:38

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Sven Date: September 25, 2003 at 11:09
Great album! Different from his previous work, though. Darker, broodier, heavier, grungier, call it whatever you want, but the combination with Keeling works perfectly on this material. Not unlike Michael Schenker's "The Unforgiven" from 3 years later. Generally heavy midtempo stuff, with come nice acoustic tinged instrumentals thrown in for good measure. My favourite from Mr. Norum!

From: Metal T Date: November 24, 2003 at 21:31
John is one hell of a guitar player.I saw him live when he was in Dokken'and he was on fire.He is definitely underrated and worthy of more recognition .

From: kcallen5 Date: December 23, 2003 at 20:43
Overall a good disc but, track no.2 - Resurrection Time, is one of my favorite hard rock tracks period. Done. He's got a drop tuning giving the pedal tone that extra beef ala Eddie on Unchained or Warren DeMartini/RATT on You're In Love. Very cool solo and rhythm parts. Check it out.

From: TIM (2) Date: September 27, 2004 at 7:31
I'll be trying to sell this on eBay soon so am no doubt not helping my chances, but when you have a talent at playing powerful yet melodic music and wrap it all up in grunge it's just a waste of talent. His first 2 albums were quality, but this (and the stuff that followed) was awful. The acoustic stuff is quite well played, but surely you need to give some thought to song structure as well as mindless fretwork? Crap vocals, (mostly) crap songs. Crap. 4/10.

From: Geoff Date: December 28, 2004 at 4:04
'Resurrection time' is killer!!! A riff with balls so large they'd not fit through the door. Absolutely killer and some of Johns best work ever! Oh, just before I go... the rest of the album is a stinking pile of shit, IMO. This is where it all started to go downhill for the very talented Mr Norum... but 'Resurrection time' is still a killer track! Amazing solo too...

From: osklenn Date: March 24, 2006 at 14:30
Lo mejor y mas pesado, y una combinación perfecta con el cantante Kelly Keeling y todos los rifs! El cover de Clapton es magnifico! Recomiendo a todos los fans de ojos cerrados!!!

From: rick kerch vzla Date: February 28, 2011 at 21:28
This was the beginning of his musical change of direction...for some good for some bad...after 2 great previously records came this...well only 5 songs caught my attention...the starter "Inside","Resurrection Time","Shimmering Heighs"(a good instrumental one),"Whose Side Are You On?" & "Halfway Home"(this one being IMHO the most outstading track of the album)...a decent album but kinda forgettable...still my rate is pretty acceptable...84/100

From: zld Date: May 24, 2012 at 6:48
Great album, love it lot. Very bluesy oriented. It show that john formed the curent sound of Europe today. The track that mostly got stuck here in my mind is Spirit Days. The end solo part is pure guitar solo magic (for me)8/10

From: titothetitan Date: January 21, 2020 at 14:51
Bad album, very boring if compared to the debut. An attempt to play the shitty grunge sound. I did't like it.


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