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CD Title: No Second Take

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Category: 80s Hard Rock/Glam

Year: 2013

Label: Livewire

Catalog Number: LW033-2

Personnel

Rocky Shades vocals
Joss Riot guitar
Gaz Wilde drums
Jimmy Gunn guitar
James Crofts bass

Tracks

1.  All Hail The Wasted  
2.  Wildside Riot  
3.  Broken Toys  
4.  Fukk Em  
5.  Candiis Gone Bad  
6.  Thats What Sunday Mornings Are For  
7.  Babe I Gotta Go  
8.  Angel On My Back  
9.  My Paradise  
10.  Glitter-Tramps  
11.  Wasted Lust  
12.  My Woman  
13.  There Is A Bullet For Each Of You  

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From: CC Date: October 4, 2017 at 19:05
As an old school Wrathchild fan (I will grant you they were long split up by the time I got into them), of course I was gonna buy this regardless. Now I am always willing to give any band a chance with line up changes etc, so bought the last "Wrathchild" album as well. Being that I had had two of the songs from that for a few years, I had reasonable expectations, but was severely let down. The album really was not a Wrathchild album, and should have stuck with the Psychowrath name they used before securring the rights to the Wrathchild name. Then of course there was this album. Rocky lost the rights to the name, which was a damn shame as his voice was the most critical part of the bands sound. This is not Wrathchild either. Yes, it has those destinct vocals but musically it is different. This has a cleaner sound than WC for certain. Some good songs on this one too. Not as catchy as WC but this holds up the legacy better than the guys who now own the name WC.


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