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Artist: Riot

Title: Army Of One

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 2006

Label: Metal Heaven (Germany)

Catalog Number: 00028

Personnel

Mike Dimeo Vocals
Mark Reale Guitars
Mike Flyntz Guitars
Pete Perez Bass
Frank Gilchriest Drums

Tracks

1.  Army Of One  4:22
2.  Knockin' At My Door  4:20
3.  Blinded  5:25
4.  One More Alibi  4:56
5.  It All Falls Down  5:37
6.  Helpin' Hand  5:23
7.  The Mystic  5:42
8.  Still Alive  5:44
9.  Alive In The City  6:59
10.  Shine  6:34
11.  Stained Mirror  3:45
12.  Darker Side Of Light  7:00
  
Total Running Time:  65:47

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Existing comments about this CD

From: rene Date: November 27, 2006 at 11:13
I love this new album. Only two songs sound like RAINBOW, the rest is different, more melodic hard rock and 80s heavy metal. Very good album in my opinion and a must buy for any RIOT/MELODIC HARD ROCK/HEAVY METAL fan.

From: poproxx2007 Date: November 28, 2006 at 11:21
Not as good as the previous pugnacious platter imo. Comes on like a pulvarizing punch to the puss and then seems to fizzle out like a dry fart. Still ok..7/10

From: Figge Date: January 12, 2007 at 18:47
An absolute BOMB! Might very well be their best album featuring Mike DiMeo, in strong competition with "Inishmore" and "Nightbreaker" of course. Stunning vocals and guitarplaying....recommended!

From: underworld king Date: December 13, 2007 at 3:43
Strong album. Not as good as Fire Down Under which is their best but probably the best with Dimeo on vocals.

From: rick kerch vzla Date: February 8, 2009 at 15:57
Great album indeed!!!...packed with great melodies.Mike Dimeo's voice sound sometimes with hints of Mr David Coverdale (Whitesnake).The great thing about Riot is that in one album they can deliver excellent Heavy Metal sound ("Thundersteel")and in others like this one,solid Hard Rock/Melodic Metal."Army Of One","It All Falls Down","One More Alibi" are great songs but the rest of the album stand alone by itself pretty well.90/100

From: shoemaker Date: February 9, 2009 at 10:34
Fire down under???? :[ Imo their worst, ROCK CITY is far better.

From: sluss528 Date: February 9, 2009 at 11:37
shoemaker get a grip!!!!!!!!!!!! fire down under there worst lol. get the wax out of your ears this along with rock city and narita are the best they did.

From: underworld king Date: April 23, 2009 at 9:20
When this came out it took a while for this to grow on me but now it's my favorite Dimeo era Riot cd. I reach for this one as often as I reach for Fire Down Under, Narita, Thundersteel and Restless Breed.

From: ofranco Date: June 14, 2009 at 0:19
Excelente Album, todos los temas estan bravazos, Stained Mirror es un maravilloso instrumental. Saludos.........Lima-Perú

From: BDrums1971 Date: October 31, 2010 at 2:24
Really great vocals on this. Plus good solid songwriting. Really reminds me of 80's Black Sabbath with Tony Martin on vocals. I really like this! They don't sound "old" or like a band that is tired of making music. Really sounds fresh and inspired. Really glad to see good rock being put out nowadays!!

From: Reverend Mayhem Date: March 13, 2013 at 8:42
I'd like this album a helluva lot more if it weren't for the overused double kick drums stampeding over everything. Mike Dimeo sounds good on the vox, the guitars drive in that classic Riot way (thank you, Mark Reale, and RIP), and some nice harmonies provide a refreshing touch of sweetening -- but just when you think you're in store for a cool hard rock song with some great melodic elements, those kickers trample it all down like a rhino on daisies. That may be alright for an up-tempo blazer or two (like the opening title track), but after that leave the full-throttle bottom-beating to the Speed Metal demons. Of course, No Riot can measure up to the almighty "Fire Down Under," but this COULD have been in the vicinity. Too bad some tasteless choices let it fall short. Stick with the classic old stuff. 65 / 100.

From: hair metal again Date: February 1, 2023 at 8:01
Very good release once again for RIOT with a more polished production without changing their sound ,still between heavyand hard forms !the musicianship is excellent and the songwriting ok with songs like "helpin hand","it all falls down" and "still alive"!RIOT never disapoint


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