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CD Title: Takin' Over
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Category: Modern Hard Rock
Year: 2009
Label: Powerage
Catalog Number: PAGE005CD
Personnel
Daniel Leigh vocals
Phil Kinman guitar
Robb Wybrow guitar
Andy C Saxton bass
Rozzy Ison drums
Tracks
| 1. | Make My Day | |
| 2. | Never Say Never | |
| 3. | You've Got It Comin' | |
| 4. | In the Fading Light | |
| 5. | On Fire | |
| 6. | Pedal to the Metal | |
| 7. | Until the End | |
| 8. | Moth to the Flame | |
| 9. | Seven Nights, Seven Bodies | |
| 10. | Heaven Knows | |
| 11. | Hope Is Not Enough | |
| 12. | Takin' Over | |
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| From: CC |
Date: November 15, 2012 at 7:28 |
| I saw these guys support Reckless Love last month and thought they seemed ok, but its always tougher to fully enjoy a band live when you have never heard anything by them before. But after watching the video to Taking over, I thought it was worth giving the album a go as it was cheap as chips on Amazon. After ripping the CD to my PC, I decided to give it a spin and was blown away with how good this album is, and how catchy the songs are. For the last month or more I have played this over and over, and cannot wait for the upcoming second album. While they do have some modern influences, the music is primarily old school rock. Their image has changed a bit over the years, especially vocalist Dan. The guy I saw live looked nothing like the guy in the videos. He now ever looks like an old school rocker rather than some kind of Papa Roach wannabe.
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