Review by Glenn McMillan

This is Stone Fury's debut album and it's great. If you enjoyed Kingdom Come's In Your Face then you'll love this one. Interestingly the 2nd Stone Fury album "Let Them Talk" hasn't been reissued and if you've heard it you'll know why as it really is a major disappointment after this. An essential purchase :-)

If you've been a long time fan of all things 80's you're gonna love this cd. Now with ex-Black N Blue vocalist Jaime St James at the helm this new Warrant album is up there with their best. Quality rock songs with not a dud track in sight. St James is singing in a more restrained way than in BnB but it fits the style of the band like a glove. The playing of the original guys espacially Joey Allen is spectacular throughout. You want great rockers, cool cruisin songs as well as an awesome ballad then this is the album for you!

For anyone who hasn't been keeping up with the Loudness jugernaut since their reformation in 2000 then this is a great place to start catching up. 5 studio albums in 5 years and this disc packs all the best tracks into one concise collection. Plus to lure the obsessive fans among us theres a brand new track called Jack which is fantastic. Great packaging too!

I've been a long time fan of Loudness and Minoru's other bands like Ded Chaplin and XYZ-A. I find this album to be a natural type follow-up to his debut solo album "One". Some great rock songs as well as some slightly left-field ones with horns and keys. If you like Loudness and 80's style rock this is an essential purchase.