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Category: AOR / Melodic Rock
Year: 2016
Label: MelodicRock Records
Catalog Number: MRR053
Personnel
Bryan Cole vocals, guitar, drums, keyboards
Mike Brignardello bass
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: MetalllianStallion |
Date: April 25, 2017 at 23:30 |
| Bryan Cole is another Aldo Nova as he sings and plays all the instruments on this release. I'm not big on the Pride of Lions covers, but overall this is a catchy release drifting from edgy AOR to a few HR tracks. He reminds me a bit vocally of Richard Marx (with balls comparably). Cole never got a big label deal back in the day as here is some 80's trivia. Cole is from the same stomping grounds (Pittsburgh, PA) as the Winger axe man, and was a singer for 15 minutes in Reb Beach’s solo band.
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| From: the rocker |
Date: July 2, 2017 at 10:03 |
| Relistening to this album after seeing clips of the Giant reunion show from last night. Really good album.
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