| Track by Track Review
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| Disc 1 |
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Devil's Answer (Live)
Starting just a bit like Hawkwind, this one feels a lot like The Crazy World of Arthur Brown from which the group emerged. This is a good solid rocker with a great sounding keyboard solo. |
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Play It Again
With an intro that feels like a cross between Hawkwind and Deep Purple's "Child In Time", this one starts building slowly, then erupts into a solid hard rocking jam. |
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End of the Day
This one begins in a mighty bluesy metallic groove. That mighty Hammond sound lends a Deep Purpleish tone to the track, but with a more quirky texture. The interplay between guitar and keys really steals the show on this one. |
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Tomorrow Night
With a somewhat Latin sort of groove to the intro, the Hammond again takes over quite quickly. The cut takes on a texture a bit like a proggy arrangement of something from Alice Cooper's Goes To Hell. The guitar solo is very tasty. |
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Lost In Space
Slower and more balladic at times, this cut takes on some great appropriately spacey prog jamming. It is a great track. |
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Loose Your Mind
A great hard rocking, but accessible number, this one has a great groove to it. |
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Control Of You
A fast paced, rather off-kilter texture makes this one a lot of fun. This cut becomes a killer prog jam all the instruments playing well off of one another. |
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Oh She, Oh She's My Woman
With a killer retro texture that feels a bit like the Ramones or B-52's at times, this one starts rocking out quite well.
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Death Walks Behind You
Beginning with piano that feels quite mysterious, appropriately this one begins to feel like the soundtrack to a slasher film. As the intro ends, a great hard rocking groove takes the cut, and it begins building in an awesome manner. This fairly dark number is one of the strongest on the collection. |
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Sleeping For Years
Freaky effects laden guitar makes up the intro on this one. The song proper comes in frantic and hard-edged with an occasionally quirky texture. |
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Can't Take No More
With a very accessible hard rocking mode, this one is a straight ahead cut. |
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| Disc 2 |
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Who's Looking For You
This is another fast paced hard rocker that feels just a bit like early Alice Cooper. |
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Loose Your Mind
This cut is pretty much the same as the other one by the same title. |
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Watch Out
This is a fast paced, hard-edged jam in the vein of Burn era Deep Purple. |
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I Don't Need You Anymore
Feeling a bit like Kansas, this is a strong and quirky hard-edged rocker. |
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He Did It
A fairly straightforward rocker, this is a catchy foot stomper. It gets rather odd and quirky at times. |
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The Show
Bouncy and punky, this one is quite fun. |
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Start To Live
Rather off kilter and energetic, this cut is a fun one. It feels a bit like White Witch at times. |
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Living Underground
Tentative steps lead to a nice rocking groove in a traditional bluesy style. It gets rather odd and fairly psychotic as it carries on. |
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End of the Day
Starting a bit mysterious, this one is a solid rocking cut that grooves well. |
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Take It For Granted
With an intro that moves from something a bit like a cross between Nazareth's "Morning Dew" and Emerson, Lake and Palmer, this one becomes a twisted sounding prog piece. It feels rather unproduced, but is a great tune. |
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Sleepless Nights
This song is quirky, creepy fast paced and hard edged. |
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Hold It Through The Night
Fun and bouncy, this cut is more light hearted. |
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No Chance By Mine
With a good solid classic rock groove, this one is a bit quirky, but generally accessible. |
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Throw Your Life Away
"Throw Your Life Away" is a quirky and fun piece. |
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