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Robert Sweet – Love Trash (2000)

Band Robert Sweet
Info: Love Trash
Style: Hard’n’Heavy
Years: 2000
Info: 192 kbps
Info: 55 Mb
Info: USA

Robert Sweet (ex Stryper) released his solo release titled Love Trash in 2000, in which he plays all the instruments on the album and features Larry Worley on vocals. (Ex-lead singer of Christian rock band Fear Not.)

Oomph – Des Wahnsinns Fette Beute (2012)DVD5

Artist: Oomph
Album: Des Wahnsinns Fette Beute
Year: 2012
Genre: Industrial Metal
Country: Germany
Duration: 00:22:03
Quality: DVD5
Format: DVD
Video: MPEG2 Video 720×576 (16:9) 25.00fps 8000Kbps
Audio: PCM 48000Hz stereo 1536Kbps
Size: 1.32 GB

SPIDER ROCKETS – BITTEN 2012

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Striking a balance between ’80s glam and the crunchier riffs of ’90s hard rock is not only an uneasy task, but most bands frankly suck at it entirely. New Jersey’s Spider Rockets avoid most of the crossover pitfalls by primarily sticking to sleaze touchstones, merely using the simplistic chords and loud guitars of ’90s rock to underline their glam roots.
Actually, Bitten isn’t really even so much an ’80s/’90s hybrid as it is reminiscent of those early-to-mid-’90s albums that ’80s glam bands would put out in an attempt to modernize their sound. Most of those cases were failed, misguided attempts to hang on to a fan base that was bailing on them in droves for the greener pastures of punk and grunge (think such notorious disasters such as Def Leppard‘s Slang and L.A. Guns‘ American Hardcore). The upside to this being 2012 is that punk and grunge are no longer the cash in opportunities they were 15-20 years ago, and God knows selling glam won’t get you rich anymore, so anyone currently plying these styles in a purely melodic sense are doing so in all earnestness.

Squackett – A Life Within A Day (2012)

Squackett, a portmanteau of the creators Chris SQUire and Steve HaCKETT combined names, is the project of the duo demonstrating their work together over the last few years.

Here for review is the 2012 release of their first project together as Squackett, an album that Steve Hackett looked to record by the sounds of the album between Out of The Tunnel’s Mouth and Beyond the Shrouded Horizon as there are elements of both of these projects of Steve’s within the writing, performance and production style. Mind you having Roger King on board was always going to make it easy to draw production similarities between Steve’s work and the Squackett project. But Roger works so well I cannot imagine the project having anyone else at the helm!