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oh wow, that's surprising and sad news, best wishes to Erik, I hope his body continues to respond well throughout the course of the treatment

Good band, I'd agree with Leykis, their albums are all pretty similar in style, solid, driving hard rock/metal. But everything seemed to come together for the guys on Killing With Style, from the songwriting to the production, it's my favorite release by them as well.

sounding like this one will top their last album for me, thanks for sharing

I agree, St. James sounds pretty good. The song isn't bad by any means but a little lackluster as a single to showcase a new era of the band. The chorus reminds me a little of something Paul Stanley might have recorded during the mid-80s.

Sounds pretty good to me, thanks for sharing, I've not heard of them before. The write up does a pretty good job of describing their sound too. AC/DC with some southern rock swagger. And a little G & R influence noticeable during parts of the track "Sucker Punch", which is probably my favorite of those three songs.

I think musically, that first track isn't too far off from Dokken's sound. One of George's best solos in awhile too. I do agree though the song as a whole isn't up to par with those classic albums. It lacks the melody and memorable chorus.

I agree with the positive comments on this one. A great, 80's influenced female fronted melodic rock album.

I'm curious to know what is different about the Biden administration's "plan" compared to that of the Trump administration with regards to distributing the vaccine? The only difference I've heard about was that the feds established some sites in which FEMA and the National Guard are managing directly and have provided aide and staffing to some community run locations to help reach those in underserved areas. But those sites still coordinate with the states and the doses still get allocated to the states first. The majority of vaccines are sent out by the federal government to the states who

Nice, looking forward to this album

yeah, I've read/heard of some pretty outrageous sale prices for hard to find indie releases, it is crazy, I'm a collector myself and prefer to have physical copies, early versions, in good condition and all that but I don't recall ever spending more than about $40 on a cd, if it's that rare and expensive I'm more than happy to have it on cd-r and print up artwork myself

I'm sure that price is an error/glitch. I shop DDR's site at least once a month and I thought I've seen that title listed for 19.99 not long ago. So it would be interesting to hear from Shane to clarify things. That would be beyond crazy if it is the correct asking price, lol. As was mentioned, even if brand new/sealed condition I'd have to believe the original wouldn't go for much more than $50

Glad to see the guys brought Jona back to produce. He seemed to help them take a step forward with their last album. And the new tune picks up where that one left off, I like it.

Equality is a good thing, everyone should be treated the same and be allowed the same opportunities, regardless of their race, gender, religious beliefs, etc.. But equity and how it is defined, and by whom, can become a slippery slope. Nothing is wrong with the idea of fighting climate change. I'm all for keeping the environment clean and striving for improvements in renewable energy. But I also believe a balanced approach is important until we can truly evaluate the benefits of the various policies. Is it wise for a country with a large amount of debt to invest tons of money in pro

Good album, that improves on the debut. Full of catchy tracks and the new vocalist is a nice fit. As far as the three releases from that day, I find myself spinning the new Wig Wam and W.E.T. more often. Creye leans a bit too much on the pop side at times and I thought the album could benefit from a little more diversity (a few tracks started to blur together).

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on how the No Remorse version sounds. That's interesting, in looking to my copy I see what you mean, there is part 1 of an interview with Rick included in the liner notes. I suppose Rick may have just been the lone member of the band that gave the ok to High Vaultage.