it is over.

Moldavia was from Dynasty or Dallas or something.

It is over.

That wasn't very good. They could clearly play their instruments and there were some nice string arrangements but the songs were uninspired, the production muddy and John Waite doesn't have a real Rock voice.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everyone else made of it.

I shall give it 2 stars.

I missed half of it, but it sounded like a very well produced product. The height of 70s cynical MusicSICK business.

I quite admired it's efficiency, but not the actual songs.

Anyway, it was heavy going, especially as it trundled on in Juggernaut stylee.

With a bit of paring back and neck-winding-in-of there might'f been something for the more genteel and sensitive listener to get their gums into.

Duex etoiles.

Oh, and it's not a patch on The Scorpions.





I don't know what they sounded like by the mid 80s.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

When I was choosing, it was a toss-up between this and Sniff 'n' the Tears' first album.

I can't help feeling I made the wrong choice.

Could have been worse…

There are no wrong choices in the no-holds-barred MMA* Octagon of the running commentary.


*Mish-Mash A-shite

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

When I was choosing, it was a toss-up between this and Sniff 'n' the Tears' first album.

I can't help feeling I made the wrong choice.

I'm now listening to that Sniff 'n' the Tears album. So far, it sounds like I made the right choice. Right now, I'm on a track that sounds like David Gray sings  Dennis Waterman.

Now I'm on a Country song which is quite nice but his voice is annoying.

Having said that, the playing on the album is genuinely great. It's both technically adept and filled with vitality.

I'm starting to think maybe we should do it, after all.

Is ButtonZ going to vote?

Nightjar wrote:

Is ButtonZ going to vote?

probably not.