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Got Your Number
Pretty straight ahead rock and roll, this one does feel a bit like Hawkwind, but mostly just in the vocal department. It features an interesting instrumental break. The guitar solo includes some nice stereo effects. |
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I Could Cry
With a pretty mainstream hard rock texture, this cut is in a slower groove. |
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Wrong Streets
With a more arena rock balladic texture and a very inspired guitar solo, this one is a bout someone reaching out to a victim of abuse. |
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On The Move
With a great fast paced progish, almost Celtic texture, this one really rocks. An instrumental, the only complaint here is that it is a bit overlong. |
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Move Over Lady
A fairly straightforward rock cut in a mid tempo, this one gets a bit funky at times. It features a couple of great jazzy guitar solos. |
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Finally Finding
This one is another that has a somewhat jazzy texture at times, over a killer rock groove. With the vocals feeling a bit reggaeish at times, this one features some great guitar work. |
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Farewell
Slow and bluesy, this is another instrumental and a blues guitar showcase. |
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Just the Same
Another arena rock sort of cut, this one gets more bluesy as it carries on. |
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No Participation
With a nice rock and roll groove, this one feels a bit like early Bowie at times. |
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Outside the Law
Built on a great hard rock groove, this one is one of the best on the disc. |
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Lonely Man
Another one that is quite bluesy, this one is a very strong rocker. It gets a bit spacey at times. It is a definite killer cut that wanders into prog territory and the extended jams include some more Hawkish moments. |
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Off the Cuff
This is a very brief and slow acoustic guitar solo. |
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