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Artist: Revolution Saints

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CD Title: Revolution Saints

 

Category: Melodic Rock

Year: 2015

Label: Frontiers Records (Italy)

Catalog Number: FR CDVD 680

Personnel

Deen Castronovo lead vocals, drums
Jack Blades bass, vocals on 'Turn Back Time' & 'Way To The Sun'
Doug Aldrich guitars

Alessandro Del Vecchio keyboards, backing vocals, vocals on 'Way To The Sun'
Arnel Pineda co-lead vocals on 'You're Not Alone'
Neal Schon guitar solo on 'Way To The Sun'

Deluxe CD/DVD version features a'Making Of..' documentary and 3 video clips

Tracks

1.	Back On My Trail		Listen
2.	Turn Back Time		Listen
3.	You're Not Alone		Listen
4.	Locked Out Of Paradise		Listen
5.	Way To The Sun		Listen
6.	Dream On		Listen
7.	Don't Walk Away		Listen
8.	Here Forever		Listen
9.	Strangers To This Life		Listen
10.	Better World		Listen
11.	How To Mend A Broken Heart		Listen
12.	In The Name Of The Father		Listen
13.	You Are Not Alone Arnel Pineda version deluxe edition bonus track
14.	Way To The Sun Aldrich version deluxe edition bonus track
15.	You Are Not Alone Castronova version deluxe edition bonus track

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Existing comments about this CD

From: rick kerch vzla

Date: February 17, 2015 at 13:17

This is a wonderful debut of a project that i hope it could last for more than one release as the members of it are pretty busy guys in their own bands...the only issue is that some songs sound very Journey-ish probably because the head of this is Deen Castronovo and if they change that in a second coming it would be awesome as these guys are top notch musicians...anyway most of the tracks are pretty worth the effort put on them(1,2,3,6,7(nice),8,9,10,12,13,14 & 15)...the B/T's with slightly different modificatios(13,14 & 15)are as i've just stated pretty worth the effort...recommended stuff...94/100

From: 123charpenay	Date: February 18, 2015 at 13:55
hi rick.i ve ordered this cd yesterday at cd japan.

From: Doug	Date: February 18, 2015 at 19:37
It's on my want list too!

From: the rocker	Date: February 18, 2015 at 20:40
Pre ordered awhile ago along with the new Eclipse, can't wait!

From: blackkblade5

Date: February 24, 2015 at 2:36

wow,this one is a really classic,amazing line up, with journey members arnel pineda,neal schon featured on some songs and the powerhouse trio doug aldrich,jack blades,and deen castronovo..--well so what can people expect from this project??well first a great solid melodic hard rock album with a really early 90's feel,great songs very journey-whitesnake-house of lords flavour,deen is an amazing singer,doug is a wild fast vibratto freak just like a younger jonh sykes..not calling you a old man john,love your playing!! well also featured jack blade mister damn yankes,night ranger a very skilled and talented musician,again i'm 40 years old and i love music,i grew up listening to all these bands and seeing they still do amazing music just makes me feel very happy..ps check track 5 way to the sun with 2 versions,diferent solo guitar,neal comes with a classy sustained ,fast ,melodic solo,his signature the other by doug have a wild solo with his natural speed and wild picking all wrapped in a

From: blackkblade5	Date: February 24, 2015 at 2:42
like i was saying all wrapped ia a melodic reverbed package..just amazing,please guys come to portugal

From: 123charpenay

Date: March 4, 2015 at 13:22

hats off to mr del vecchio who is the brain of this project.he also play keyboards,produce the album and write the majority of the songs.allessandro is a workaholic and a genius.members of journey,bad english ,hardline night ranger , damn yankees in the same project?it s a dream for all a o r lovers of this planet.deen castronovo is a master behind his drums ,but here he is so the singer.what beautiful voice ,he have,closed to steve perry.it s amazing.this record is brilliant ,very solid,very consistant.only killer songs on this cd,all with a delicious journey s influence.absoluty no fillers.track 5 "way to the sun" is my fave.this song will be certainly the best song of 2015.the songs are varied and are all top class a o r.the japan import is a shm cd(japanese technology ),and have 4 bonus tracks.the same than on deluxe edition and more an acoustic version of "don t walk away".2015 start well i ve adding in my collection maverick,white widdow,moonland,issa and.....revolution saints.

From: metalmastermusic

Date: April 23, 2015 at 13:28

As with any Doug Aldrich project this album was one I expected to like….having spun thru it a couple of times I quickly realized this is nothing like any of the projects Doug has been on before. I like the blazing guitars Doug is exemplified thru on his previous efforts. This a slab of nice AOR/melodic rock no doubt but it doesn’t border hard rock stage I love from Doug. I look for the hints of Castronovo and Blades here but I distinctively hear Alessandro Del Vecchio throughout this release. The players are not the sum of the music on this release. I don’t really find any stamp of any of the musicians on this album but some great musicians who play music to perfection even if it’s not theirs. With the musicians involved you would expect no less. My favorite songs from this one are Locked Out of Paradise and Strangers To This Life. It’s to be noted this album is way loaded down with ballads which while they are not bed there are simply to many of them. So…while the music itself is soli

From: MetalllianStallion

Date: May 26, 2015 at 5:30

Nice insight by the TRIPPLE "M" "The players are not the sum of the music" as I could have not said it better. Every musician has their niche of what they can bring to the table in a band. IMO Doug Aldrich sounds like he's playing guitar with one hand behind his back, as he's out of his wheel-house. This is a competent AOR release by the numbers, but the musicians involved blend in more than they stand out. This band reminds me of another genre mismatch with the players involved as I was expecting more with "L.R.S. - Down to the Core ((2014) w/ Michael Shotton (VON GROOVE). Just because you can play AOR/MR doesn't mean you should.

From: the rocker	Date: May 26, 2015 at 11:38
I think this is a great album. Way better than the L.R.S. of last year(which I didn't find to be to bad). Hard AOR at it's best. Side projects( or whatever you want to call them) are supposed be/sound at least a little different than their(the players)regular gigs. I have no problem with this album(maybe too many ballads) Locked Out Of Paradise is my favorite of the album. I highly recommend!

From: Doug	Date: March 31, 2016 at 14:45
Good album, can see why it's on many folks Best of 2015 list. My only slight complaint is the "Del Vecchio" influence. The Saints are three AMAZING talents, with Del Vecchio though, the sound is a bit "fabricated." Aldrich and Blades are restrained; they need to rip it up to shine.

From: nobycane74

Date: January 29, 2017 at 11:56

Alessandro Del Vecchio and his band of merry-men (Blades, Aldrich & Castronovo) produces and delivers a huge album here in the vein of classic AOR/Melodic Rock for any fan of Journey. This could be (well many tracks) very well labeled a Journey album and fans would embrace this whole heatedly. A little heavy on the ballads, but the rocking tracks make up for it. Despite all the controversy with Castronovo, this album could have been easily deemed a classic for all times...but the controversy with Castronovo has created an album that might be lost in history for future listeners. Too bad this band/project could have easily continued on with much love and anticipation for a long time. HIGHLIGHT TRACKS: #1,2,3,5,9,10,11. MY RATING: 90/100.

From: Dx7	Date: October 16, 2024 at 3:40
Despite the usual names involved, there is a bit more flab and quality here, even if the “mono-color-tricolor” songwriting is everywhere

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