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Artist: The Score

Title: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly

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Category: Melodic Rock / AOR

Year: 2009

Label: Retrospect Records

Catalog Number: RR-443

Personnel

Jack Fistori Bass (Live 84-85)
Jamie Vlastaris Guitar
Kevin Ayers Drums (84-88)
Mike Trongone Drums (88-90)
Neil Stuart Bass (85-88)
Paul Schwenger Bass (88-90)
Robbie Quinn Keyboards
Steve Buckley Vocals

Tracks

1.  She's Got A Way  
2.  Chyna  
3.  I Know If I Breakdown  
4.  It Feels So Right  
5.  Call On Me  
6.  How Long  
7.  Standing On This Borderline  
8.  Words Of Love  
9.  Angel Of Love  
10.  Just For You  
11.  The Night Goes On Forever  

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From: Jez Date: December 28, 2009 at 12:05
If you like your AOR with a bit of balls and like Survivor, Refugee, Franke & The Knockouts and a hint of Toto here and there, then this will be right up your street. Opening cut 'She's Got A Way' straight away reminds me of Survivor, especially with the Jimi Jamison style vocals (which are excellent throughout this disc) and is an excellent opener. 'Chyna' carries on the Survivor style AOR and is another excellent tune. 'Call On Me' really reminded me of Refugee and is another strong song and it is the high quality of the songwriting on here in general, that is one of the real highlights of this disc. Sound quality for an independant release is really good aswell, with a nice warm mix and seeing as these were recorded at varying times(I think this is made up of 3 recording sessions from various times between 1986 & 1989), you can't really tell one session from another, such is the quality of the recording and the seemless mix of it all.

From: Geoff Date: February 10, 2010 at 20:22
Yep, gotta agree with Jez on this one too. Easily one of the best CDs on the Retrospect label and I too hear Jamison all over this guy's vocals. He's seriously got a great rock voice on him. Also agree that production job is good over the entire disc, and it's very hard to tell the difference between recording sessions. I think 'Angel Of Love' was the only song I didn't like, but I really liked all of the rest. Yep, all good melodic rock / AOR. Probably prefer the first half of the CD (great opener in 'She's Got A Way') but overall you can't really go wrong with this. I definitely recommend this one.

From: darobinson Date: June 19, 2010 at 12:35
How does a band this good just disappear? This is great slab of AOR/Melodic Rock that all collectors should have. AOR with some punch, the way it should be. The singer sounds more like Brian Vollmer from Helix to me. Thanks Retrospect for releasing this gem.

From: rick kerch vzla Date: September 8, 2010 at 21:25
Yeah pretty pleasant album,maybe not the best ever but surely it has its hooks!!! ,'She's Got A Way' is a catchy song,a good way 2 start the engine of an album,'Chyna' one of my faves definitevely,'I Know If I Breakdown' AOR ,'It Feels So Right' ,'Call On Me' is excellent,'Words Of Love' a very nice song,'Just For You' wonderful....an album that will put a smile upon your face .89/100

From: Rafo Phoenix Date: September 28, 2010 at 13:31
Great Melodic Rock/AOR, Totally agree with the comments above! Chyna, I Know If I Breakdown, It Feels So Right, Call On Me, How Long & Words Of Love my super favs, fans of Survivor... nuff said! 90/100.

From: 123charpenay Date: October 29, 2011 at 10:09
jez and geoff are totally wrong this record is a nightmare totally a zero cd.production very cheap,songs absoluty a desert.nothing to save absoluty nothing.i don t understand that anybody could make one dollar or one euro on a bullshit like this.it is easy to understand why they don t find a deal with a record company.this record is a pity.


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