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Trickster’s second effort is a sensational album which has taken me aback somewhat, for the period this is as classy…

‘Predator’ was another departure for Accept, with Peter Baltes assuming vocals for three tracks, something he had not done since…

One of the highest profile victims of the hard rock implosion of the early 90’s was undoubtedly Warrant.

Doc Holliday’s AOR days have been numbered since ‘Danger Zone’, but this album gives an insight into some remarkable ability…

One thing this album does well is capture the feel of the early Anvil albums, something ‘Juggernaut.’. did well in…

The Canadian trio have relinquished none of their power and this is an extremely heavy release, with Anvil sticking to…

The positive reviews that greeted the classy AOR and hard rock mixture on ‘Abominog’ saw Uriah Heep quickly back in…

As one of AOR’s favourite sons, Rick Springfield has never made a poor album during the 80’s, they are all…

Ambrosia took a bold step on this their final album, pursuing a lumbering hard rock sound totally opposed to the…

The 1982 album from Krokus ‘One Vice At A Time’ seems to be totally unloved in the review department, with…

Until Udo departed in 1986 it’s fair to say Accept never recorded a poor album. ‘Balls To The Wall’ may…

It would be fair to suggest that the inspiration that had driven The Who through the imminent period following Keith…

Somehow in 2019 Coverdale’s still trying however and this album, Whitesnake’s first original material since 2011, is perhaps an improvement…

I’m sure longtime Purple and Whitesnake fans will give this a compulsory listen, but this doesn’t move me, which was…

No stranger to the world of redundant live albums is Whitesnake. This makes for their 11fifth live release and follows…

Reviewing live albums has never been a priority of mine, but this recent release from Whitesnake is a rare exception,…

This time around the tone reflects a side of Whitesnake not seen for decades, with a slight return to the…

Despite the monstrous sound and attitude, Whitesnake still had to make do with home grown success during 1982. It wasn’t…

‘Lovehunter’ is the best of Whitesnake albums in my opinion, before their much lamented AOR turn some eight years later.

Musically Danger Danger were heads above the standard bland band of the day, their clever mixture of party rock and…