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I listened to this right after The Defiants and Treat....... it's crap compared to those too.

Does anyone else get a GOTTHARD feel to some of the tracks?

Treat and The Defiants > Wigelius

Reece's voice just completely turns me off now and I used to love it. Just too much output.

I will say it's 100% better than that rubbish on NE 2nd Avenue!!

new link: https://mega.nz/#!hAFhXLxZ!BrtI_TJAL5--TruLuay4SDx-xmFgl8DGiRMwLrKWPOQ

Did you try it out Geoff?

Tough year for music.

Oh for Chrissake...this f*ckin picture again? This damn thing was all over Facebook a couple of weeks ago in just about every rock/metal FB group I belong to, cuz apparently nobody could I.D. the band. I got so tired of seeing this pic that I don't even care who they are anymore. Hahahaha Precisely!!

Got some cool stuff from the Tubefreeks today. They were/are a hard rock band that started in the early 90's.

"This Japanese Edition features as bonus track a different version of 'Together Alone', with the synth orchestration re-arranged, mixed with a Spanish guitar arrangement and where the lead vocals are upfront, resulting in a more intimate ballad." That sounds interesting enough. I was just hoping for a new track, not just an alternative version of a song. Seems that's the new thing to do. I don't see many bonus tracks that are studio extra tracks. They all seem to be alternate versions or live songs. I kind of miss the extra tunes on those Jap and Euro versions.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/22/arts/music/prince-dead.html?_r=0 Prince, Multifaceted Pop Star Who Remade Genres, Is Dead at 57 By JOE COSCARELLI APRIL 21, 2016 Prince, the singularly flamboyant and prolific songwriter and performer whose decades of music transcended and remade genres like funk, rock and R&B, died on Thursday at his Paisley Park studio and estate in Minnesota, according to The Associated Press. He was 57. Across a career of more than 35 years, Prince released 39 albums while being lauded not only for his songs, but their visual presentation both onstage and on camera. His 1984 film “Purple Rain” is widely considered one of the best and most influential music films ever, while its accompanying soundtrack spawned the No. 1 hits “Let’s Go Crazy” and “When Doves Cry.” He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004. Full obituary to follow.

"This Japanese Edition features as bonus track a different version of 'Together Alone', with the synth orchestration re-arranged, mixed with a Spanish guitar arrangement and where the lead vocals are upfront, resulting in a more intimate ballad."

I always liked "No Respect". Love the songs mentioned plus "Aces" and "Secrets".

I always liked "No Respect". Love the songs mentioned plus "Aces" and "Secrets".

Yes it is...... dreadful!!

Nope. Not a bit to do with Autograph. Call it something else dumbasses.

What a crap disc! I found nothing worth repeat listens.

FLY HIGH MONACO … Enuff Z’Nuff and vocalist Johnny Monaco part ways April 18, 2016 • Posted under: News by Metal Sludge Tags: Chip Z'nuff, Donnie Vie, Enuff Z'nuff, Frontiers Records, Johnny Manaco METAL SLUDGE EXCLUSIVE: In what appears to be a mutual decision, Monaco said he has no plans to return, as founding bassist Chip Z’Nuff has taken over lead vocals LOS ANGELES — Johnny Monaco, lead singer and guitarist for Enuff Z’Nuff, has announced he is out of the band in the wake of Enuff Z’Nuff playing in New York this past weekend without him, Monaco said just a few minutes ago in a Metal Sludge exclusive. “Initially, I just wanted to take a break because of a problem with my thumb — it’s called “trigger thumb” — to figure out my treatment options, but now I’m not sure if I want to come back because it looks like I’m not needed,” Monaco said. Chip Z’Nuff took over lead singing duties at two small-scale in New York. Check the youtube video below. Tony Stoffregen and Tony Fennell are playing guitar in the video. Furthermore, Monaco said he felt snubbed in not being included in a new record contract for Enuff Z’Nuff that Chip just signed with top European label Frontiers Records. “I’m disappointed in not being involved,” Monaco said. “Frontiers wants old songs with (original singer) Donnie Vie. Chip is saying this is going to be a new record, but it’s not. It’s old stuff with Donnie. Part of the deal, I think they’re giving Donnie money obviously because he wrote the songs. That’s another thing. If I was the writer, it would make more sense for me to still be in the band.” Monaco said he spoke to Z’Nuff two days ago and that Chip said he wants to do the singing now. Z’Nuff was not available for comment. Monaco, from Chicago, was in Enuff Z’Nuff from 1996 to 2008, then rejoined in 2013. “Now I know how Donnie felt,” Monaco said. “Me and him have the same kind of issues with the whole thing.” More details as they develop.

Mighty Music Records has released yesterday the last PROPHETS OF ADDICTION album titled "Reunite The Sinners"

https://www.reverbnation.com/q/6k30jy

I'd have to agree.