espquade
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Always been a fan of John's playing. He's ripping it up here .. Check out the solo! Kick ass vocalist too IMHO...
espquade
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More great stuff from the 87 album.
napalmdeath
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You can hear the Gary Moore influence for sure, (and a little Yngwie). I have several of Norum's solo albums. Always has great tone to boot.
shar-vell Dan
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Sick Michael
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Hes awesome
Totally agree, so underrated.
espquade
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johnny q
Active member
Total Control is such a great album. "Let Me Love You" sounds like Gary Moore and Yngwie had a baby!
Anje
Active member
Yes love John!
Always sounded to me like he perfectly blended his Schenker / Moore / Malmsteen / Sykes influences, with some great vocals as well.
One of the greats IMHO.
Always sounded to me like he perfectly blended his Schenker / Moore / Malmsteen / Sykes influences, with some great vocals as well.
One of the greats IMHO.
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Wayniac3
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Killer player & tone
Uzi Nein Millimetah
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He really reached a new level just before leaving Europe in the '80s, too. They started out humble but grew by leaps and bounds in a few years, shame he didn't stay for at least one more album back in the day...
jabps
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Two of my favorites in one band. Lord why did Billy White drop off the map.
Johns solo work though is near perfection for me as his influences were my influences barring Yngwie. It's odd, I picked up any Yngwie influence through John lol.
GearGasms
Doctor Love
His solo on Superstitious is one of my all time favorites.
splitendz
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That is a great solo, but John was gone by then. That was Kee Marcello
SoooRad
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I was just listening to his "Face It Live '97" album, and its awesome. Fucking killer tones and playing.
SoooRad
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Wrong guy, that was Kee Marcello
Kapo_Polenton
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You nailed it, you hear all these guys in his playing.
