Rubicon Cross - s/t

[Stefan]

 

 

Finally this is released May 19th.

 

 

 

Tracklist:

 

'Locked And Loaded'
'Next Worse Enemy'
'Bleed With Me'
'Save Me Within'
'You Will Remember Me'
'Moving On'
'R U Angry'
'Shine'
'Kill Or Be Killed'
'All The Little Things'

 

 

[Guest MortimusRocker]

Finally!!!

[JLPRocks]

Since Firehouse aren't putting out anything new (Lord only knows why not), I sure am glad that he's doin' this Rubicon Cross thing......very good stuff!

[KarpetRydOFunk]

Since Firehouse aren't putting out anything new (Lord only knows why not), I sure am glad that he's doin' this Rubicon Cross thing......very good stuff!

Oh, it is him. I thought he looked familiar. For real, though, what the hell is goings ons with Firehouse?

[KarpetRydOFunk]

Oh, snap! That is nothing like FireHouse. Not at all what I was expecting. But I wanna hear more.

[Dead Planet]

Nice!...need to track it down....

[Stefan]

 

[Jacob M.]

I've been listening to this one lately. It's really not my style and not what I expected. It's growing on me though. Probably wouldn't have even given it a look had CJ Snare not been involved.

[The Rocker]

I've been listening to this one lately. It's really not my style and not what I expected. It's growing on me though. Probably wouldn't have even given it a look had CJ Snare not been involved.

Agree!

[shamus]

I'm with you but it's Snare's vocals that make this group. Reminds me a little of his old group (Maxx Warrior) which was a little more metal than Firehouse.

 

I'll wait until I've heard all of Soto before deciding which of these two metal bands with 80s vocalists I prefer.

[Stefan]

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBhMXG0_lE8

 

 

 

 

[phaffas]

I wanted to like this... but it just feels bland. CJ is the only reason for listening. cant bring myself to going back to this.

[Geoff]

I like this one. Not amazing, but it's good. I actually rated Firehouse's discography recently (which was a bit of an eye-opener) and if I'm being honest, this disc would fit into third place in their discography, after their first two discs. Good stuff, and a lot better than any recent Firehouse output.