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Artist: Aces High

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CD Title: Forgive and Forget

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Category: Melodic Hard Rock

Year: 2004

Label: GMR Music (Sweden)

Catalog Number: PLRCD012

Personnel

Bjorn Andersen Vocals
Anders J-Sson Bass
Jake Sandberg Guitar
David Brandt Keyboards
Anders Johansson Drums

Tracks

1.  Killing Time  4:56
2.  Forgive & Forget  5:56
3.  Hyde My Jekyll  4:40
4.  Tell Me  5:26
5.  Blinded  3:50
6.  Judas Kiss  4:28
7.  What I Came For  5:50
8.  The Things We've Done  5:05
9.  Legacy  3:11
10.  Listen To Fools  5:14
  
Total Running Time:  48:36

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Existing comments about this CD

From: BOB Date: October 20, 2004 at 16:24
This new one is the best they have done (1'st is pretty good to), i'ts reminds me of little bit of rainbow in the early 80's.

From: Dean Date: February 13, 2005 at 19:59
There is no way i would describe this cd as AOR-just straight foward ballsy hard rock. Sort of like Badlands on steroids. Awesome disc. As I've never heard the other ones I can't compare this but this one just rules-esp the song "Hyde my Jekyll"

From: Geoff Date: March 16, 2005 at 19:57
Fans of this band will not be disappointed with this one. Still in the same style of the first 2, this is good solid, well played hard rock. I thought they might go a little more melodic for this release, and the title track is an excellent highlight of melodic hard rock... but they stuck to their guns overall. Good riff-friendly hard rock.

From: z4roxx Date: August 24, 2006 at 12:55
After their good”pull no punches”(little bit modern to me but good,now I am hearing again it)that’s a great return to their old glories.What a fantastic production/sounds here(kind of sonorities I love),everything is perfect IMO,not a single filler here just all good and catchy songs with an interesting rhythm.The style is like their debut with a Brazen Abbot touch,strongly recommended if you like”Ten n out”album.


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