You 70's - 80's rock guys hear this yet...

[Greazygeo]

Needs Lemmy singing on it......

 

[blackba]

Pretty cool other than the solo which didn't fit that well.

$30 for the cd on amazon, stupid import pricing.

 

[King Guitar]

singer sounds like coverdale. dig this.

 

[Glynchfan1]

I thought of Coverdale too. And as far as the solo....it sounds very dry effects wise. Not sure I like it, but I appreciate him not hiding behind a wall of effects.

 

[Badronald]

iTunes
9.99

 

[blackba]

iTunes
9.99

This is old man hard rock, must have it on a disc.

iTunes, lol

 

[Badronald]

I only listen to music on my phone or computer anymore. Quality always sucks.
No reason for me to buy a cd.

 

[Badronald]

iTunes
9.99

This is old man hard rock, must have it on a disc.

iTunes, lol

By disc I assume you mean vinyl.
Digital sucks for old man rock.

 

[gtrwun]

Considering what you hear on "rock" radio nowadays, this is awesome in my opinion. Old school tone and songwriting. I dig that he is doing something different tone-wise than the old Vandenburg stuff. I love that raw Marshall tone he used in the old days, but this sound fits this style music. I'd be willing to bet that when he plays this stuff live, its a bit more aggressive than the studio versions anyhow.......

 

[///MK]

Anyone else think it reminded them of Badlands?
I dug it.

 

[GtarLover]

Very cool...

Singing was reminiscent of Coverdale and had a Badlands vibe to it as well.
That's OK with me, like both of those

Ready to hear more

 

[SFW]

Just bought the album off of iTunes. Absolutely destroys! Killer 70s style rock n roll. I live the JMP/ Plexi tones that he's using. I highly recommend this disc.

 

[LP Freak]

Anyone else think it reminded them of Badlands?
I dug it.

The singer is spot on.

 

[Mr. Willy]

I dig it. Could've stood some good ole pentatonic licks in the solo. Singer sounds more like Ray Gillen than Coverdale to me.

 

[lespaul6]

I thought the solo was great..not too much, just enough to leave the listener wanting more

 

[Chubtone]

I thought the singer sounded a lot like "Slide It In" era Coverdale. And Adrian is one of my all time favorite players. I mean seriously, top 5. His playing on the early stuff kills me.

I would have much preferred seeing him on a sunburst LP Standard though. A black Les Paul Custom seems a bit reminiscent of a guy whose shadow Adrian spent most of his career in.

I definitely dig this!

 

[Bob Savage]

Yep, pure hard rock. Dig the tune and arrangement. I don't think the singer sounds anything like Coverdale in any era, but I do think his melodies are Plant/Coverdale-ish. Timbre, no way, but he's got a great voice.

So my critical ear says the vocals need a better room and so does Adrian's guitar.

My "I'm not listening to enjoy but being a hyper-critcial pinhead" says Adrian's solo is lacking the soul that has made me love his playing for so many years. Nice solo, but doesn't seem like he was a part of it.

Whatever though, it's good stuff.

 

[Mesa\Kramer]

I dig it. The vox sound really refreshing for a change.

Vox?

Vox = vocals

ahhh

I thought yur tryin to say he used an AC-30 or something to track this in the studio
Didnt thunk is sounded like a vox

 

[LP Freak]

I dig it. The vox sound really refreshing for a change.

Vox?

Vox = vocals

ahhh

I thought yur tryin to say he used an AC-30 or something to track this in the studio
Didnt thunk is sounded like a vox

Come on man get with the musicians lingo.

 

[Classic]

Reminds me of Love and a .38. Very cool